when attribute game.accelerometer.x is greater than .5 change attribute game.day's steps to game.day's steps + 1 (for the phone in a user's pocket upright)

"actor/actors are destroyed using an on/off type scene attribute, destroy actors true or false, then when actors are spawned using a similar on off attribute they instantly destroy themselve

Use a integer for game.Stop then in your touch rules change attribute make it say Change Attribute game.Stop too mod(game.stop+1,2) and that will toggle it on/off

Make an integer attribute - call it something exciting like "cheese".

I create in Game Attributes a Stop_Camera Boolean.

Keep track of the number of cards that have been dealt in an integer attribute called game.cardsDealt

In this tutorial, I show you how to use the new Change Scene behavior found in the GameSalad Release Candidate and Nightly Builds. It's very powerful and can save tons of time. Getting a little headac

Sure, you can use assign a state to an integer game attribute (e.g. game.State) and have certain actors increase the value of the attribute and other actors only trigger rules when the attribute is a

Great. I'm getting ready to do that now. There are two "easy" methods I've found that work great. One method only requires one change attribute, and the other requires two change att

with each other, turn gravity up a little, and constrain the X/Y on the platform. I've watched so many videos of people doing this and it works fine on theirs. i copy everything exactly. but when i p

Sorry, I should have explained. When doing something like Every 0.1 seconds change attribute game.timer to game.timer - 0.1, if you put a Display Text with game.timer in the actor, you'll see fluctua

Basically I had no idea what a 'real' game attribute did but now I know and now I am able to do a bunch of things I previously could not. So thank you.

Make a boolean attribute for the actor - and then set up a rule that switches this attribute to true when the tab key is pressed - then set up another rule that says when this attribute is true then p

You will see all attributes create a code string that will be like this...

Create a boolean attribute called collide, under the attributes tab, not in the actor.

There is a bug when decreasing a counter attribute with a timer.

What do you mean by game attribute? Change attribute? @matarua‌

Use a game attribute to do this - not a self attribute.

Change Attribute: self.position.Y To: game.Display Size.Height - 45

One of the things you can do is create an off screen actor called rules. In your rules have a timer that runs after 0.5 that changes the attribute lives to 5.