I thought you wanted the save the name of the current image assigned to the actor (to 'save' it) into an attribute ?

In one actor, at the top of its rule list (when the scene begins), have Change attribute game.wordPosition to random(1,6). Also add an integer attribute to each display actor and manually set it to a

Okay, I've tried to use a "Text" attribute to get the text "Red.Character" into the rule, that went well. But the rule still doesn't save the new color when the act

I wanted to spawn something every say, 1 second. The problem is, I can't use the game timer (because that messes up the spawn timings if the game is ever paused), and I can't just add an attribute to

Use a 'text' attribute.

"DO" change attribute - Self.Image to Red.Character(from Media)

Make an integer att., call it Count. Make another attribute, a boolean, let's call it Run.

I making a simple game just to get the hang of it. The objective is that to destroy 4 balls before the time ends. My problem is that when you acomplish destroying the 4 balls you win but my time keeps

Change attribute game.random (integer) to random(1,3)

Create a text attribute called game.input and an integer attribute called game.inputValue.

You can use a boolean attribute that you create, for example game.unpressable. Set it to false (unchecked). In your actor that you don't want to be pressable, place all of those rules inside of a ru

Make two integer game attributes, lets call one RandTable and the other RandRow

Create a boolean attribute - name it GrabQuote, or something like that.

@jonmulcahy ... it's too bloody hard can someone just make it all work with one drag and drop attribute. pleeeeeaaaaassssseeeee!!!

First, create an integer attribute called game.actorCount. In each actor that is on the screen or will spawn on the screen, add a behavior (not inside a rule) to change attribute game.actorCount to g

http://www.jamie-cross.net/?portfolio=gamesalad-recipe-003-enemy-collisions-detecting-a-head-jump-vs-a-side-collision

The way my game works is this: I create a new actor that is, say, -20. I put that actor on the scene, then go into my AI car and say, when it overlaps or collides with actor -20, change self attribute

Change Attribute RowCount to Row+1

You can check an attribute against a table value in a rule. Use the tableCellValue function

maybe it has something to do with a timer or constrained attribute that's always running... Not sure.