I have self attributes set up for firstcontact, secondcontact and thirdcontact, in an actor that I set up following the initial setup instructions... do these attributes need to be the ones for the le

For the "game.PlayerName", you would create some input (typically) at the start of the game, where the player can enter their preferred name that would appear on the leader-board. Th

Yep, agreed, if this value is being stored in an integer attribute there would be no need to round it as the process of writing it to the integer attribute will already be rounding it to a whole numbe

Since integers must be whole numbers (i.e. 1, 2, 3 etc.), the 'self.position.x/25' expression will be automatically rounded to the nearest whole number when using an integer attribute. If the animatio

In the 'Network Send Table To URL' behavior, what actor contains the 'self.firstcontact' attribute? Do I need to create that attribute in the player actor?

Sounds like you want to store game attributes as self attributes.

Cool Thanks! I had seen this before, and I got it working to an extent with a similar method. So I think it was a good suggestion, although I would prefer the meter to move more smoothly and it seems

the meter stays high. I was thinking of using constrain attribute to link the height of the meter to a variable that grows at various intervals when buttons are pushed and to have the meter's height

You don't need to round the x.position value as you are storing it in an integer attribute which can only store whole numbers.

Constrain the animated actor's self.image to the x position of the slider.

     Change Attribute self.counter to self.counter+1

by changing the actor's 'Alpha' (under 'Color') attribute to .99.

http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/75220/fast-constrain-linkmachine-v2/p1

Constrain attribute game.leaderX to self.Position.X

I have a situation where I need to spawn an actor that will travel across the screen; however, I need to spawn another actor which stays right below the first actor....Any ideas how I would do this? …

Each actor has a Physics attribute called Collision Shape that can be set to Rectangle, Circle, or Custom. This effects its touchable region.

constrain y position to mouse y

I have the actor currently constrained to the y axis of where I finger goes once I have place it on top of actor; however, I want to be able to run my finger up and down anywhere on screen and the act

Around each display text actor are arrows that allow the player to cycle through their various options. The WeekDisplayText actor works on a global attribute I call FutureWeekIndex. It is set in a rul

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