Thanks for your time. I really appreciate it. I read the thread and in the post, it says when "touch is pressed" with "self.CantDrag <1" and can make it loc

If you want a maximum limit on an attribute just do this:

I don't know the specific tutorial you are referencing, but if you have an Attribute that keeps track of your time just add 20 to it when you want it to increase, like:

I'm fairly new to using the tables in GameSalad i was wondering if i could use the same table and attribute to spawn different actors in different spawn points? I watched/followed the video on how t

See the attached image. The game.Touches.Count attribute can be found in the Devices section of the Attribute browser.

I don't think it's possible with GameSalad. I've always "faked" it - I tell them to download it and if they do, they get extra coins. When they touch the icon, the URL takes them to

Ah ! Yes, of course, you could use: prec( self.Time ,1) or like you say a custom 'time' attribute which gives you a lot more options.

@Socks, yes but not if you want the timer to start at some time other than when the app or scene begins. Hence the custom attribute. And I didn't get into prec() but it's useful for the custom attri

In the enemy actor, add a change attribute behavior at the top of the rules but not inside of a rule and change game.enemyCount (an integer) to game.enemyCount + 1. Also add a change attribute behavi

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Do you actually mean that you want to display a timer that never stops? To do that, add a Timer behavior set to Every 0.1 seconds change attribute game.theTimer to game.theTimer + 0.1 and then use a

timer or are you using a rule set to When attribute self.Time > 600 ...?

That was one of the first things I figured out on my own in Game Salad. I made to game attribute booleans, then made an actor in level 1 to spawn either the ranged user or melee user based on the sele

I recommend this template: http://www.deepblueapps.com/collisions-with-tables-template.

Maybe have some buttons (they could be images of your characters) and depending on which one you press an attribute is changed to reflect the choice.

You're going to have to get A LOT more specific. For example, does the actor move 60 pixels to the right the first time the right button is pressed and an integer attribute changes from 0 to 1, and t

When attribute game.characterSelect = 1

if attribute "character select" changes from 0 to 1 then change position...

Constrain - self.rotation to game.time (or self.time) multiplied by some factor of your choice (depending on how fast you want it to go) . . . . something like that ?(Quote)

Just need to know some lines of codes that I can use to "constrain" the top position of the character.