"Self" attributes are actor attributes. GameSalad has "game" attributes that are essentially global variables, "scene" attributes limited to a sp

Make a black actor that fills the screen, then constrain this actor's alpha channel to:

Do you have a link that explains the "self" attribute a little more, please?

spawns and then stores the game.testGS in a self attribute. Based upon that self attribute value, it will change color and act accordingly. This way you can have one rule and one color actor. This sa

I'm having some issues with attributes not either saving or loading. Some of the attributes load and save just fine with no problems. For example, I save a HighScore attribute under the key "

Quick question, I have an attribute

You said your camera rotates do you mean scrolls? If is is scrolling the attached modified example does what you want. It will become visible as soon as the attribute "Camera_Positions&qu

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tried using an integer instead of a boolean type attribute?

All the attribute types I outlined above are actually pretending to be those things. I may be mistaken, but since GameSalad is build on top of a programming language called Lua, all those attributes (

So game attribute called "score", "real attribute"

Let's say I want the player to enter his/her name, and save it forever. How should I do? I am guessing via save/load attribute, but I don't understand how it works.

All of the above are attributes. So your original question should be:

A complete guess here . . . but it might have been an integer attribute that was being displayed with additional calculations thrown in ?

I was assuming GS would do this the opposite if I asked it to using an integer. Why it woukdnt is beyond me. Probably the same reason in the Game attribute I create (score)...when I put the value of

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I tried a few things. In the version in the gif, it's a timer that triggers a set interval after the attribute is registered as true. 0.5s I think I put it at. When I've experienced this problem befor

How do you set the attribute back to false?

When you say less than 1 do you mean a decimal? If so since it's an integer attribute it will never display a decimal... since integers are only whole numbers.