Try using a Constrain Attribute behaviour and constrain his self.Position.Y to whatever you require. That will stop him from moving up and down. I the physic's settings increase density to 500 and set

so under my button actor I have a rule that says** if touch is pressed** then do change Attribute. In change Attribute I have set: game.muzzelflash to: 1

Where do you count the time? In an actor or in an game attribute?

create a game Attribute (integer - default 0, called for example muzzleflash) then in the fire trigger, or wherever you call your actual fire event, add to the rule an "change attribute&q

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Every 3 seconds, a random actor is spawned. The 3 seconds are an attribute, named timeToSpawn.

In windows, it is called the integer attribute.

The random chooser runs off of a "game.random" real attribute that chooses a random number every .5 seconds, so whatever number is chosen at the time of the spawning (3 seconds) it w

Currently I am using Change Attribute: MotionLinearVeloX. All my floor actors are unmovable and are at exactly Y=22. Much of the time i walk over it fine, but occasionally it hits a snag. I'm still no

When you tell the actor to "Move" or stop, try using a constrain attribute for its velocity. This will force it to stay at the same speed no matter what it encounters. (Angled ramps,

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I guess the 'secret' is to not use constrain attribute behaviors if they interfere with or override GameSalad's built-in physics engine.

Make an integer attribute called LaserTouch, another integer for your points, let's call it, er...Points and a third, a boolean called Go.

Where do you get game.PosColumn and game.LastCol? Is that an attribute I have to create?

Just for understanding ... what is it's secret? I Thought collide and constrain doesn't work together?

Create a new tag in Home/Actors and call it "spentArrow" or something. In your first rule after self.power add another Change Attribute self.Tag To: "spentArrow" ma

How do I detect multiple collisions? I am making a game where enemies are struck with arrows that stay impaled in them. I set up an actor integer called "power" which is 2 and every

Thesituation is that I have circulars bombs which start with a radius of 0 pixels which expand up to a radius of about 50 pixels, thanks to the "interpolate" behaviour. There are th…

First look in the behaviours for "Change Attribute"

What kind of attribute (variable) do I make "level" and "monstersSpawned," and where do I put the code at?