Best to put a self attribute on the bomb itself to tell it its gone off so you can make a rule to have it only activate when in ready state - that way when its triggered you can have it NOT do anythin

New Attribute - FacingRight: True

Again, awesome work. I'd love to see your bubble sort file. I posted a sorting method that randomizes table rows in the Spare Code thread and it would be a nice compliment to have a bubble sort as w

There are numerous additions GameSalad could make to the creator that would trivialise this task. Sortable arrays, the ability to return an attribute from a max() or min() rather than just the attribu

I was going to suggest a single scene also. If the scenes can be automated in a single scene area, this is a no-brainer. If not, you'd make a scene 10x wider and longer than the normal scene and the

It's not ALL sounds that is being affected. it's only those which are attached to actors that are called at certain times. Other sounds, which are just running as normal are not affected. However, tho

@chipcustomizer There isn't a way to use an expression/attribute to automatically change to the referenced scene.

Gab - thanks for the help. I created an attribute called MyScene and set the attribute using an actor in the scenes that call the upgrade page, but when I try to put the logic in for my "con

It's certainly possible though you will need to look into accelerometer controls to get the shake setup right. As far as your actor visibility you just adjust your alpha attribute from 1 to 0 and then

Your self.Divider attribute is set to 0 in your Display_Score actor. Because of this, you are always dividing by zero since self.Divider/10 is zero. Hence the score_nan.png result.

ok so im not sure what you meant but i made a log debugger attribute in the display_score actor and then i copied the statement that constrains the attribute to the log debugger. then i ran it and the

You can take note of the current scene you're in (e.g. via an Index Attribute).

I can't say I full understand the method yet (the dreaded "constrain attribute to attribute+1" :-S) but as someone incessantly interested in looping methods, I do like the novel way

Attribute self.CantDrag <1

This is a known bug. It actually can happen with any type of attribute, not just text.

I'm using attributes in actors to control rules across multiple instances of the same actor. So I can create something like start_position, and then change it in the multiple instances of the actor an

This is what I do, I create an interger attribute and name it "SoundPlay"

"self.CantDrag <1" and can make it lock my using" touch released" with change attribute "self.CantDrag to 1"

I also have a virtual pet template available that handles real-time effects on attribute values even if the app is backrounded or not running. You can click the Templates link in my signature for mor

I was unable to use the constrain attribute function because the control pop-up didn't appear when i clicked on the "a" drop down option. I downloaded gamesalad on my old computer r