After the input behaviour add a save attribute behaviour. Then on your initial scene, add a load attribute behaviour.

Demo as your original, but replacing angular velocity with constrain rotation:

Constrain X to 100*cos( self.Time *100)+ game.1XConstrain Y to 100*sin( self.Time *100)+ game.1YConstrain Rotation to self.Time *100

In the "In App Purchase Item" action where you have "game.Gems gotten To game.Gems gotten" this should be "game.Gems gotten To true" and true has

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can you specify wich attribute is integer/angle/index?

made an IAP. You will need a separate boolean attribute for each IAP. You can use a Save Attribute if you prefer but tables are the better option.

I'm using a Constrain Attribute to smoothen out the rotation of an actor based on the rotation of another actor using this code: self.motion.angular.velocity To: self.Ease *( game.Rotation - self.

What I dont know Is that if I have to add an attribute with the product ID. I see that as a useless thing. here is the image of what I mean about having an attribute holding the product ID.(Image)

I don't think i can post a ss without it being on a website and also don't think there is a way of changing the attributes of the text box that appears when i press on the keyboard trigger actor, beca

Im a little confused with the question? My game.GameCoins is my coins attribute and it changes to game.GameCoins+1500 (When that iAp is purchased) You can Direct message me your GameSalad code for you

Do you have a screen shot? Can't you just reduce the size of the text area? Or constrain it to an axis?

Is this the page you looked at? https://help.gamesalad.com/hc/en-us/articles/202021193-2-1-Attributes-in-GameSalad

If I am using attributes instead of tables how should I set them?

Hello, I red the cookbook and it helped, but I still holding a doubt between Index attribute and Intiger.

. . . I've seen many a collaboration descend into actual bare-knuckle street fighting, with developers violently wrestling each other on the ground over an attribute dispute or badly formatted table,

Create an integer attribute (self.click) and then make a rule that says:

Use the Keyboard behaviour to get the value from the user and save it to a table. Then load it to your attribute from the table when the game starts.

Right, you can't use game.Time. I'm not saying there's anything technically wrong with creating a custom attribute called game.time... that's the correct process for counting down. I'm just mentioni

"I am moving a rectangle actor diagonally on the screen within a limited y value, it moves only when a "moved" attribute is false. As soon as my other circle actor touches r