That's straightforward enough: make a boolean attribute, let's call it Switch.

Five numbers are presented,each from a different attribute, for example,

@wanegroup you need to save the IAP boolean attribute then load it when the game starts then you will not have that issue. Just read you are using tables then you have to save the table after the IAP

When attribute = desired number, animate and play sound.

Hmm, It seems it helps if I close GameSalad and reopen it but the issue still happens pretty often, every other click or so. I've moved my toolbar to the right side of my screen and so I'm able to use

First off I have a boolean trigger in game attributes that signals true when a button that transfers you to another screen was released. The rule on the button is IF_touch is released DO_ change attr

Rule: When touch is pressedRule (nested in above, set to Any): When Start = 0 or Start = 2Change attribute Start to 1Rule: When Start =1Timer: Every 0.1 secondsChange Attribute LevelTime to LevelTime+

Hi gingagaming, I found the "visible" attribute under the "Graphics" menu and can make the actor "invisible". It doesn't really fix my problem tho

Use sin and cos to constrain the particle emitter to the rear of the boat.

Other than that, make sure you have the latest graphics drivers installed if attribute menus fail to show.

The value range that the volume attribute operates in is 0 to 1, what is the value range that is being displayed in the text field display ?

Right now, I just upgraded my Windows 8 to 8.1 to support my monitor and now GameSalad is doing weird things - like not opening up the attribute menu when I try to change an attribute.

You need to place them outside your camera view. You can always make them invisible too by selecting the actor from the screen & changing the alpha attribute to 0

Thanks to you all for your replies. @Socks a-ha that explains it! I was able to solve it by creating an attribute called nameofactorX and constraining the value to self-position X. I was then able to

All you need is make an integer attribute called second and them make an actor and put the timer behaviour inside it saying ever 1 second change attribute game.second to game.second +1. This will then

Thank you for the reply. Okay now that did work but now the plane is moving to the left and eventually gets off screen. Would it be possible to have those angle movements without the actor actually m…

i tried the friction thing but it doesn't work , it still like when collided with , floats away , also I'm not sure how to make the contain attribute thing

What you need to do is create a actor attribute. click the + symbol in the pane on the left inside your actor and select angle. name it something like myangle.

attribute playerName

Create a game.Level attribute (integer). You will need to update this attribute based upon the level the player is currently on.