You can constrain the camera origin offset (X and Y) to the player without having the use a separate actor.

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You could put your camera in a separate actor, and then constrain that to players X with an offset.

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Now with your suggestion to add the Change Attribute and Change Table Attribute, that makes more sense. Maybe keep the same icons and flatten them and apply the correct color. I'm not sure about Chan

* Add "change attribute" and "change table value"e to the short cut on the top ( whenever you guys got it working) Again, these should be orange to reflect their g

@tatiang is absolutely right. It's actually very simple. Just make the choices in the store control a game attribute called 'shirtChoice' or 'clothingChoice' etc. Then use that attribute to control th

Then your character actor would change or constrain its shirt actor image to "shirt"..game.shirtChoice. You would need to import images called shirt1.png, shirt2.png, etc.

constantly running every frame (abusing the constrain attribute) , actors on the scene that are not visible running code that is not needed (can include animations), rendering transparent pixels , h

IF Numeric Expression: game.Screen.Size.Height / game.Screen.Size.Width < 1.35 THEN Change Attribute: game.DC = 2 (i.e. iPad)IF Numeric Expression: game.Screen.Size.Height / game.Screen.Size.Wi

GameSalad operates at 60fps, as tatiang says Loops (and various other behaviours like Constrain) operate at 60fps compared to the Timer Behaviour's 30fps.

estate. Right now Im focused on X/Y and Size attributes based on real estate. I have been playing around and I "THINK" Ive got it. But Ive hit a weird snag in regards to finding som

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So you can use the Device Model to tell the actors where to go/spawn? Where be this Device Model attribute? And how do we use it?

At the moment, only basic questions will have answers, like what does X behaviour do. Or how to start new project in online creator? How do I add an attribute?

You are spawning a new platform before you changed the width to a random size or the attributes are changed. Move the rule under the change attribute.

If so, this was accomplished by using a separate spawning actor slightly off screen that spawned multiple overlapping platforms at a consistent interval associated with the game attribute 'gap'. Hopef

* Gamesalad & stencyl have attributes , construct/unity / game maker calls it variable

I can only thing that the spawning of the new platform has to be done quite far off screen and then there must be a change attribute that moves the new spawned platform to a certain distance from the

Like today. “Why can’t I type in a negative integer for an attribute??”