It works now, apparently something went wrong with double using an attribute. Thanks a lot @gyroscope

Somehow, I have random (1,2), but it seems to spawn both 1 and 2 sometimes. I displayed the spawning attribute, and it seems alright, but still it has the devil and the island spawning at the same tim

I don't quite understand what you mean. I created another attribute called "WhenToSpawn", integer and it is 0.0

Constrain self.Position.X 60</font color> * cos( self.Motion.Max Speed )+240

In the second one, ignore the fact that I used 'self.Motion.Max Speed' as the attribute name, that's just one of the built in attributes, I just used it because it was free, that should really be call

*Create a self attribute integer (called something like; WhenToSpawn)

to the new angle - so you need to throw some attributes and rules in there that remember when you released the key and then subtracts this from the current (still moving time) to calculate the differ

I just copied 35 scenes and now have about 105 attributes to edit.

a timer behavior, for every 0.1 seconds, change attribute, self.timing to random(1,10). This is the same for all three actors that spawn the falling actors. The only thing we want to fix right now, i

Rule Attribute self.Motion.Linear.Y > 0

We are creating a game with 3 spawners at the top of the screen (left, middle and right), each spawning the same actor at random times. We have mostly gotten all that figured out. While they spawn at

if i stop pressing key or press other key, blue line skips position. i guess i am missing something on self position constrains...

Constrain the actor's Y position to the sin (or cos) of an ever increasing angle - and use Move / Move To / Interpolate or even Accelerate behaviour to move the actor left to right and you will get a

I currently only know how to use the vertical sine wave function where i constrain an actor's y position to, for example, 10sin(self.Time300)+160. This is to move the actor up and down smoothly. Howev

Rule: When actor overlaps or collides with actor spawning pointChange Attribute newisland to random(1,3)Rule -- nested in the above Rule, set to Any-- When attribute newisland = 1 or attribute newisla

It's never a good idea to have separate blocks of code trying to write to the same attribute at the same time. You need code in there that orders when each element writes to that attribute.

use boolean attribute like "hit ground" and set it to false by default. When actor hits ground, change it to true.

I have app, it will be my first app I haven't tick the ad box in attribute on gamesalad and when I publish it will I still get ad asking to use their ad? Or I have to tick the ad box in attribute on g

change attribute > 'newisland' to random(1,3)

I have app, I haven't tick the ad box in attribute on gamesalad and when I publish it will I still get ad asking to use their ad? Or I have to tick the ad box in attribute on gamesalad then I'll start