If you don't mind them repeating, just use a timer set to every 3 seconds and in the timer place a change attribute behavior and select an integer attribute. In the expression editor for that behavio

If actor.receives.event.touch.pressed > Change attribute: game.move to 1

You need another attribute along with the death attribute. ex. situation.

You'll need a separate time attribute that you create with a timer that you can then reset to 0 when the player hasn't clicked in two seconds. Base your clicks per second off of this time instead of

I am currently working on a platform game and there are several different areas for the main character to die. Does anyone know how to make it so that if he dies on land it will spawn one actor and if

When: Game.Right is true ,THEN >> Timer: Every 0 Secs >> Change attribute: self.motion.linearX TO 400.

It's no trouble. I would still recommend using a DisplayText actor to check the value of that attribute. But try putting the Destroy Actor behavior AFTER the Change Attribute behavior and see if tha

When: Game.Right is true ,THEN >> Timer: Every 0 Secs >> Change attribute self.motion.linearX TO 400.

I put this image in the rule that if the actor playing the actor boca animation change the attribute to true

Thanks ictc, as a newbie am I in working with GameSalad, I didn't know it was a "move" attribute, sorry about that, I'll study more the attributes, I thought there was only &quot

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Once you have a better understanding of attributes, this will be super easy. You'll have an attribute called "Lives" and every time a shark touches you you will take one away. You'll

It sounds like your logic is correct. I would recommend placing a DisplayText actor on the scene with game.animation or whatever you called your boolean attribute so that you can watch to see if it i

Constrain attribute game.CPS to game.Clicks/game.Time

....Change Attribute: self.timerRunning = True

Create an Boolean attribute called "flicker" leave it unticked (false)

If it's the former, the simplest way is to make use of a Timer (you can use GS' Timer, or you can make your own) and a custom Attribute to take note of clicks. Each time you click, increment the Attri

I have 2 actors. Actor 1 follows actuator 2 (Hero), and I want to get one actor to another actor collide make an animation in the actuator 2. What I have done is create a boolean attribute called anim

So what I did was I downloaded gshelper project iphone 5 to iphone 4. Had a look at the rules. They didn't work for me 100%. So I adjusted the numbers around and created an attribute. And this attribu

I was thinking I could do something like constrain it to x and y until you release your finger. Would that work?