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.

tableCellValue(Tablename,game.Level,self.Attribute)

If I want to check if a table cell value is true based on a self attribute, what would be the best way to do that?

It's a bug - you can't change an attribute that has just been interpolated that is looking at the final target interpolation value as its trigger to change.

You can try to use the constrain attribute to the X+Y positions of the actor you don't want to move. Or, you can check the physics options and reduce this to 0(friction I think), to remove any bouncin

If you are adding a sound, use the play sound attribute and use the volume/pitch to adjust to the setting you require. default for both is 1. If you go 0.5 - it will make is quieter, 1.5 makes it loud

Try putting the Change Attribute self-position x to 1434 in a timer and set it to After 0.1 second and see if that works.

Hi there. I am having some trouble with a very simple Change Attribute rule. My (iPad) game was working ok when I was running under an older version of Creator but now it doesn't seem to be working as

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If the debugging statement is returning correctly, the problem is most likely in the loading of the attribute. Try adding the debugging statement directly after the load attribute.

What is the second attribute that's a condition of the main rule in the first screen shot? It starts "self.My Ti..."

Use replicate command incase if same image is used and then use move.. or create a universal attribute and make them move according to universal game attribute e.g. Game Real attribute = x; background

My thought is to have a counter attribute, that you make the number of shapes to be stacked. Once you place each shape, you add a command Counter = counter - 1. Once counter = 0, it should trigger the

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make sure to get all their calls synced up for collisions, movement, and the like (I make a Heroes tag to help with thaT) and with the second, you hav to be incredibly stringent with your rules to di

It really isn't that complicated, no real need for tables or attributes or for '[keeping] track of the time' !? (although you could do that if you wanted to).

easy in GameSalad as in a tool that allows pixel collisions.

are played, keep track of the time and set an attribute when it's time to switch to the next sound.