Its just that this template doesn't really provide a feasible way of measuring speed, especially when the player is driving into an obstacle, and I also had problems with the collisions. (Image)

Move at speed of attribute "Speed"

When you use Change Scene or Reset Scene behaviors, game attributes are not reset. You have to do that manually by using Change Attribute behaviors. So for example, if you have game.score equal to 1

Its default value is 0 (like every other numerical attribute), but you can make the initial value whatever you like/need. The initial has no actual effect on the code - as the first thing the code doe

change attribute : game.random X (for coins) to: random (60,500)

You're almost there... you need to separate obtaining the random angle from the Move behaviour. So make an attribute, angle or integer, let's call it RandAngle

Constrain the player's Y position to a game attribute.

It doesn't take a while but you have to click away from the attribute or rule you have changed to have it take effect. so if you still see the "blinking cursor that appears where you are typi

The only solution i can see is making an attribute for every single platform, but what if i want to make hundreds? is the device going to handle?

I'm trying to make the attributes but I cant seem to find what I need to say something like

@mgdotnet, does the photon set a game.attribute indicating that it found the hero? Then let the enemy spawn a bullet and set the game attribute to false again.

I think I can constrain another actor to the enemy and if the photon hits that, he will shoot. I think that will be the best way to do it. One thing I noticed is the enemy sometimes spins out of contr

Hi Gerard, those two buttons marked simulation are just that - to simulate when you've used a Change Attribute behaviour to end the game, or When you have your lives attribute becoming zero and so tri

I think the single most beneficial improvement to GameSalad, more-so than any IAP or FaceBook or anything like that, would be pixel collisions.

please make array for Attribute: game.Win(x) = 1. Tables is a way to go, but this should be more streamlined.

Make two attribute, "oldX" and "difference" and then create the following logic:

now try with the game level attribute

When Attribute PlaySound = 1

Something I've done using GSC practically from the word go: Actors don't have to "do anything" - so if you want anything to happen just when your scene is opening, then simply make a

Make it a Game Level Attribute and it will remain set from scene to scene.