@http_gamesalad‌ Try constraining self.image to the following in the image below. Use self.time or any other attribute in place of game.countby and the self.div is an attribute placed in each of the

If you are using Play Sound behaviours, all with Volume settings as individual numbers (between 0 and 1) - and then you use a Change Attribute behaviour to change the sound volume (using the default a

Then add invisible actors on the outside of the letters/objects or in areas they shouldn't be going which if touched lower some accuracy attribute.

You can use self.Image as an attribute in a rule condition:

If you are using game level attributes it will cause this problem, use a self attribute to change the image.

OK, in that case you'll need to unlock the separate actors and give them individual attributes for each actor.

i know you're an experienced GSC guy but I guess we all overlook things occasionally... what I'm suggesting: you certain you've made your text attribute text and not integer? (Image)

Right now, I'm telling GameSalad to put the user keyboard input into a text attribute.

@youdvdk I don't have that demo file but I can suggest a demo I made that allows you to create a variable timer that changes with the value of an attribute: http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/comm

I have moving actors in the scene that when touched increase a score attribute, some by 2 and some by 10.

for moving you have to use the change attribute to have a more realistic effect and acellerate behaviors for the gravity sorry for the english. ssee the danger droids videos of @jamie_c to learn the p

Yes, 'angleToTarget' would be an attribute that contains the angle from the hero to the target. It could be calculated by using 'vectorToAngle' or perhaps some other way.

the screen. am using the move rule and the above constrain attribute that u suggested, but still going nowhere with it. Can u show me where am going wrong with it. Thank You

One thing id like to add is that saving an attribute every 0 sec puts a lot of strain on memory usage, at least from my experience. Better to just save after acquiring a coin or whatever item.

I am new to Gamesalad and have a question. I have assigned an actor an Constrain attribute of "max(20+( self.Size.Width /2),min(1060-( self.Size.Width /2), game.Mouse.Position.X - self.Offset

1) use the "rotate to angle" attribute

The video below shows you one way to detect a collision on just the top portion of an actor (it's head), I'm sure it could be adapted to detect side collisions instead:

You need to make a mask or you can also create a death boolean attribute ,create a rule in the block when overlaps with actor of type player

This way the motion should not slow down over time, despite collisions.

Create a boolean Game attribute "follow" and set to false.