A boolean game attribute is made - call it what you like - 'Right Button Down' works for me.

Did you know you can also store image files in an 'angle' attribute ? **

Same deal with 'real' attributes, nothing above 1,000,000.

but I just thought it was a limitation of the attributes, never thought it was a bug, but I never worked with them before. I just ended up storing all my values in tables and it worked fine on that s

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a number greater than 1 million in an integer attribute it is essentially broken.

I would make your scene larger than the screen...place a collide or overlap actor juat outside of screen....when collide...change attribute score+1. Boomshakalak

I have a timer set to play a random sound through change attribute game.soundAnd letter random(1,15) Then a series of rules to game.soundAndletter =1 play sound 1, etc through the 15 sounds.

gamesalad doesn't have any pixel level collisions, but there is nothing preventing you from creating the master image in Photoshop (or whatever), the putting invisible collision boxes in the right are

Still looking... Can you save a Boolean attribute ?

I agree that tables work awesome, but I've always found that save/load attributes bulletproof, and before tables I was loading 500+ attributes at runtime.

When touch is pressedChange Attribute Self.Motion.Linear.VelocityY to a positive number

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@FuzzBuzz‌ I found the save/load attribute behaviors not reliable. I would suggest to use Tables. Change table value - Save table value and on start load table value onto a game variable. Works 100%.

happens ! Why is this ? I've even made a save attribute so that once you've bought it, the app remembers because it loads the saved key.

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For example I've finished whole projects without even making an attribute (let alone make a table), so it would be hilarious for someone to open one of my projects and realise "hey! it's just

For example I've finished whole projects without even making an attribute (let alone make a table), so it would be hilarious for someone to open one of my projects and realise "hey! it's just

changing the island1, island2 and island3 attribute to (random:1,17).

Like hesdeadjim said, you don't have to see this actor if you don't want, you can turn it's visibility off (in its Graphics attributes - uncheck the 'Visible' attribute).