I can't seem to change these attributes to 'true'. I'm loosing money here!

So I'll have 5 columns, one for each of the following attributes:

That would be the GetRichQuick Attribute...

per scene, then you need to increase an integer attribute such as game.level by one each time a scene begins. Then, you can save that attribute and have a rule at the start of your game that changes

Hi, the saving I want to achieve is very simple. I am not looking to let the user save EXACTLY where they were. Health etc can be reset each time. All I want to do is let the user save what scene/leve

Make boolean attribute.

There are a number of ways of doing this. Which is best will really depend on how you're handling the touch of the screen. Probably the easiest and safest way though is to have an attribute (boolean o

I had previously read through the cookbook without much effect. I got the whole attribute thing right now, I'm surprised I haven't found GS earlier.

Im already stuck at "Press the first 'e' in the behaviour and click on 'attribute player state' (the attribute you defined earlier)." because I cant find nothing like that.

Find where the variable are stored in GS - this will be on the left panel (if you're using a Mac - no idea about PC!) under 'attributes' (I call them variables - others call them attributes - they're

Use a function such as 10÷velocity for the number of seconds that it takes the counter to update. This is called an inverse proportion. If velocity is 10, the counter updates every 1 second (10÷10=1

Oh and as for saving the row number as an attribute (variable in PHP). I tried but failed but might work now my script is functioning properly. I think in the above script the row number is stored in

Indis this once with a tank shell I wanted to have shoot and then fall to an area. I use accelerator but with heavy drag attribute. To help create a rise and fall "arch" feel...you

- Create 10 play sound rules (when attribute number = 1, play sound 1; number = 2, play sound 2, and so on)

is at/near the top of the actor's rules. Then constrain attribute self.position.Y to self.startY.

Also can the row number then be saved as an attribute? I've been trying to do this today with table search but I'm having a bit of trouble understanding it! (Image)

Constrain attribute self.position.Y to self.position.Y

Yes you can. Use a different attribute type: you could use "real" for example, as the "real" attribute type supports decimal points and numbers.

If you are familiar with programming at all an Attribute in Gamesalad is like a Variable in programming.

and are tags only used for collisions?