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Super easy way to get this done is creating a self attribute for the main character, with 3 values: if that value is 1 use character costume 1, if value is 2 use character costume 2, if value is 3, us

This is the current method I use to do this, using Fast Constrain made famous by wunderkind

Hi, usually in GS i used "constrain attribute" to make this thing.

As long as you use my assets within projects and properly attribute me, it's perfectly fine. Here's a link to my attribution page:

you use my assets within projects and properly attribute me, it's fine. Here's a link to my attribution page:

Another issue with pollfish is that the that the callback attribute doesn't seems to work.

I'm calling the ad from the pause scene with the tweet sheet inside a rule, Inside the rule I also change a self attribute to +1 to make sure it will only run once, that doesn't solve it (it also hap

@brittneypresley17 In the actor attribute under "physics" you should have "fixed rotation" try checking the box

One thing to keep in mind is that polls can have different values. You will be able to set up a mapping between a poll’s “value” on the pollfish side and the corresponding in-game currency in the poll

GameSalad doesn't have path following, but you an use constrain attribute with sine / cosine for some curves.

prominent differences are the lack of custom collisions and the lack of custom fonts.

If you add a change attribute behaviour to your project and set the attribute to self.Position.Y (or presumably any similar integer/real/angle/non-text attribute), but add nothing in the expression, t

identical in every way except one uses a self attribute that’s an angle and the other uses a self attribute that's an integer. From now on I’ll refer to these blocks as Integer Rotation and Angle Rot

I was a little lazy in how I programmed this. I would blame how forgiving the native engine is, but that would be a bit of a cop-out. One of the prerequisites checked for was a self attribute called “

Yeah, I'd set it to only send the latest high score to the leaderboard. E.g. If game.CurrentScore is greater than game.HighScore, change attribute game.HighScore to game.CurrentScore, and send Game.Hi

For a simple arcade game, when posting scores to a leaderboard, should one enable the current score to be posted each time the game ends (when attribute: game.done = true, post game.score to Leaderboa

Got sidetracked. Took a couple of days to take care of random duties and then got sidetracked on a collisions problem in the HTML5 creator. Finally fixed it, so that our auto-tracer works again and fi

If you are tracking the last card clicked in a game level attribute, then you can also just check if the current click action is for the same card, ignoring it if it is.

Try creating a self attribute that you can set up this way: