You need to use change attribute "your attribute" for each global attribute that you want to have reset to it's original value for the scene in question.

I need help in reseting a scene from another scene . Ive tried making a boonlean attribute called reset and made it when actor 2 is pressed , it will change the scene to the previous scene and the bac

The Timer behavior does not update it's duration when an attribute is used. So if game.level starts at 1, that timer will run every 20 seconds (15+1*5) no matter what happens to the value of game.lev

Timer: Every "15+(game.level*5)" second, Change Attribute" "game.level" to "game.level+1" Display Text: display: &a

Each time the level increases, increase an integer attribute called game.timeToNextLevel by 5. Use that in your rule that determines whether the goal has been met.

This happened to me... Then I got help. Go to each of your scenes, and uncheck the autorotate attribute to landscape.

Make an actor level Boolean attribute called "myTurnToShoot?". Then whenever the conditions are right for the actor to shoot use a change attribute behavior:

to use interpolate to do this, but when I try to constrain the sword actor to the player it wont move back and forth. I was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem or if there is a bette

Set a attribute in your actor called "time to spawn" and set it initially to -999

* I don't know, you need to create a dmg system as outlined briefly above, and then add a modifier attribute to the dmg portion so game.dmg+game.dmgmod or however you choose.

1) How would you create a random spawn of letters that are weighted so that they have to appear. In the example above, I need “A” and “O” to show up, but randomly spawned amongst unused letters. Can i

A simple workaround, though, is to make a self-attribute that contains nothing but " " and feed that into the function instead.

If you are using the same button actor multiple times in your scene as the 5 buttons you can simply create a self attribute inside of the button actor. This attribute will need to be Boolean so that y

really matter). That way you can use self attributes (or table cell values) to keep track of which actors have been used. One way to do this is to have a boolean attribute self.locked that gets cha

Instead of a boolean attribute, use an integer attribute. Each button actor should add one to that attribute (change attribute game.count to game.count+1) when touch is pressed. Have a separate rule

Use a combination of self and game level attributes. To make each individual actor so it can only be clicked once use a self attribute. You can use a boolean or an integer I prefer integers 0 = off/fa

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but could there be some way of creating a new attribute for the actors to be effected by the wind - then have that attribute effect an actors motion and physics when x gravity = such and such?. and c

I was hoping someone could help me out, I'm still new at Gamesalad, but trying to make what I guess is a boolean attribute.

Change attribute game.Shop to not(game.Shop)