Hmm... actually, I just created an attribute, added it to a rule, and created a bunch of copies of the actor but when I delete the attribute it doesn't warn me at all. Now I'm not so sure why you're

That warning message appears whenever you use an attribute in a rule or expression. I would recommend going through the prototype actor and removing the attribute from rules/expressions, assuming tha

why are you deleting, why not just leave it like that and dont use it, i had troubles before by deleting a attribute like that and all my 24 same actors were affected.

I have 68 copies of one actor on my screen (it's a puzzle game). I tried to delete one Attribute from the main actor and it said "Warning: this attribute is in use..." and then it l

My problem is that when clicking preview in GS creator (windows latest version) my game is fluent, everything works and it is as it should be. But whenever I upload to GS html5, and play the game, my

Not sure if I'm over thinking this one... and maybe I just need to wait for the send and receive attribute ability rather than the current send/receive table .

so when i make the rule when touch is pressed-->change attribute (attribute name) to (new value) i can't find any other actor's information on that attribute name position?

but I do not need to create a game attributes, integer, etc.

Make a rule that says When Touch is Pressed --> Change Attribute [attribute name] to [new value] and have as many Change Attribute behaviors as needed in that rule.

I'm sorry, I still don't understand. If I had to guess I'd say you want each character selection button to change certain attributes of that character. If that's right, then you make a rule that say

Just change the counter attribute to game.level and add a spawn behavior inside of the loop.

i assume you have a real attribute for you score right? now create another real attribute named "bonus" and change this attribute "bonus' to =10

From the image, I'm assuming you want the actor to jump and then when it collides with another (parachute) actor to constrain it's position to just below that actor?

One way to do this is to constrain game.money to floor(game.score/10)*10 - game.moneySpent and then add to game.moneySpent when something is purchased from the store.

First of all, what does it mean to "change the y-axis"? Can you describe that in GameSalad terms? Are you changing an attribute or dragging the actor or something else? And if it

constrain the umbrella x and y to the main actor?

Game Attributes (both integers)

@tabelor, that is just how the circle collision shape works there is not much you can do about it. An alternate idea would be to use a completely separate square actor and constrain it to the base of

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

You'd need to reset the loop counter attribute and have a rule condition that starts the loop process again.