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* change attribute game.integer to mod(game.integer+1,2)

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Team, I have a Switch for turn on / off a Laser wall, If the Player touch the Switch, the switch changes the game.integer value attribute (change attribute game.integer To: 1-game.integer )

Here the green dot is being constrained to the wing of the space ship, let's say we want it 44 pixels from the centre of the ship and at about 65° . . . which should look something like this:

So, for example, an object constrained to 112 pixels off the righthand wing of the ship:

Constrain x to AAA *cos(ship rotation +BBB)+ship x

I've been playing with storing the ship's X and Y and then constraining the X/Y's of the shields to the other actors, and that seems to work for keeping the shield actors WITH the ship, and I've also

I couldn't figure out a way to stop a click event from propagating to elements below the top object (is there a way to do this?) so I created a new Game attribute called "Level Select Open.&a

Playing with this attribute is fun (Image)

More to the point, Constrain Attribute self.Rotation to vectorToAngle(game.Mouse.Position.X-self.Position.X, game.Mouse.Position.Y-self.Position.Y)

add a new real attribute to you ledge/platform called core Y

If game.score > game.lastScore then change attribute game.lastScore to game.score.

I will tell you how I did it though. I made the attribute to when he collides with deathground that his life goes to 0. If life = 0 then spawn actor explode0, and destroy this actor. Then to make hi

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You can't "constrain a character to a boolean." If you constrain something in GameSalad, it means to keep one value always the same as another value. So if you constrain self.posit

So I tried to figure out how to constrain a character to a boolean and I'm having difficulty. Do I pick position or size? Also do I fix the new Hit Box attack actor to the border of my main actor who

You could "cheat" the interpolation, by interpolating an attribute and then doing an every 0 seconds timer changing the actors size to the interpolating attribute. Not the best way t

You can interpolate to that value - or just use a change attribute behaviour depending on your needs, personally I think the interpolate would look nicer.

was just an example of how you can access scene attributes. I suggested using a game attribute.