can be set inside gamesalad. You can however constrain more than one invisible actors together to for the shape of the collision (Just like drawing a picture out of only squares and circles) and then

Change attribute self.startWidth to self.size.Width Interpolate self.size.Width to self.startWidth*0.5 Change attribute self.startHeight to self.size.Height Interpolate self.size.Height to self.startH

The image comes in from the side of the screen and has to be avoided. Not sure what you mean by make the image a template , constrain and making invisible actors on top of it. Sorry im new lol

Unfortunately, gamesalad does not support per-pixel collisions, which is what you are describing. The only thing I can think of would be to make that image just a template, and constrain invisible ac

Create a game level boolean attribute and put a condition in the background actor when attribute = true. Place place a change attribute in your actor when touch is pressed changes attribute to false a

Thanks! It does use radians (converted to degrees) but hopefully everything is straightforward enough to be useable. Its mathematically equivalent to your suggestion. It just uses the move behavior

I was simply using the triangle as an example, I am using much more complex polygons and I am sure I can constrain minimal squares to achieve close to what I want.

If you need to use a game attribute for the random value then you need to change it on a timer or loop. Something like this:

ideas on what set up I need and weather it rule, attribute. or something else would greatly apprenticed. Plus I have the keys arrows keeps set up for this game as well as a little extra info. Plus we

I copied your logic into my game and created an actor, which I dragged to screen and also an attribute called "meSwitch" just like your example, but the text does not appear on the s

There is nothing in your code that would make an actor 'flash', there is nothing inside your timers, so they won't do anything, you have duplicate change attribute behaviours that do opposite things .

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Constrain X position to: 80*cos((range of swing in degrees*sin( self.Time *speed of swing))-90)+pivot point XConstrain Y position to: 80*sin ((range of swing in degrees*sin( self.Time *speed of swing)

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In your screenshot, though, you selected scene.Color.Alpha in your Change Attribute, rather than self.Color.Alpha. That's why it wasn't working. In the attribute picker you need to find the Color.Alph

do is simply create a few rectangular actors and constrain their positions around the actual actors, as @Adrenaline suggested.

Thank you for your answer. All the videos I watched and I still missed how to do the very last save/load attribute actions. I was just doing them wrong. Thanks again for your detailed answer, it seems

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Collision in gamesalad doesn't work like that. We are currently limited to a box or a circle. If you want an exact shape, the only work around is to constrain different shapes together all with the co

Just for fun, I tired the local random attribute, and it worked...but the game attribute logic is sound and it not clear why its not working with a global random attribute...i think gamesalad automagi