I thought of an alternative. I could make a GoToLevel integer attribute, and make a big invisible actor that has 40-60 If Statements on levels. (if 1, change scene to 1, and so on.). Would that, with

@stevej‌ do you have a recommendation on the optimum spot to place the attribute? ie on game load vs just before opening the store.

of turning on and off the moveable physics attribute. You would script it the same way you have here, but use Linear Motion instead of Physics.

What you need to do is, create a boolean attribute "MoveDown". In that flip button make a rule which says when the flip button is pressed make "moveDown" to true, o

I've tried creating a bollean attribute, when true (colliding with grass) Change attribute to self.physics.movable to: 0

The Language setting (read from an game.attribute) would allow us to localise the app, consistent with the IAPs.

change attribute game.timebar to 10

I have tried a simple rule with a change attribute:

Does anyone have any insights to the new iAP system for iOS? Particularly to fill in the Request Purchase Data attribute. (See pics) Basically, there are 3 fields to fill out, start index, end index

I have an integer attribute named: toggle

i think that is what you need of: http://gshelper.com/shop/advanced-game-functions/constrain-to-mouse-and-keep-collision-gamesalad/

also how do I do the reset count thing? I don't see index attribute, only boolean integer, and real. Do I put it in as "change attribute"?

can't seem to make it work. when the game is reset, it doesn't seem to remember the boolean attribute and plays the intro scene anyway

What do you mean by two colors touch? Do you mean per-pixel collisions? That isn't possible in GS. Best way right now (until polygon collisions are introduced) is to create many 'platforms' that will

Hey > @BBEnk said:

1) To make the intro scene play only once, make a boolean attribute called intoScene. Make a rule inside of the play intro scene button that says once the intro scene is finished to change intoScene t

Pls help me.I am working on a top down game in which enemies have to move randomly and when the player is within a distance of enemy,enemy has to follow the player.When I used attribute,enemy foll

Make a play and pause button. Add a self attribute to each, integer. Call it "self.Track" or something similar. Place 5 instances of each on the scene, and double click on each one,

If you actually have to touch each actor before they move you could just simply check distance with magnitude by feeding each actors X,Y to a attribute.

So I have to create a table with with Players IDAtributes (or IDAttributes would go on the actor itself?)