That because you're cutting off the rule before the code get's to the score or the reset. Remember this is logic and things happen in exact order in a rule. You change the attribute condition first. T

change attribute:

Then use change attribute self.moiton.linear velocity.x to -200 or 200(or something)

Question answered. Our player has to have a Constrain Attribute of Scene.Camera.Rotation set to negative Self.Rotation. Weird!

then I have this attribute:

In the bomb make a timer. do every .5 secs... then make an attribute for a number (not real). put change attribute change the attribute that was just created. Hit the e on change to. Then hit the butt

Change Attribute: game.bombTimer = random(6,30)

I'm trying to save the time the user uses an energy and then at intervals using a timer check by subtracting the current time from it. How would I accomplish this? Do I need a separate attribute for m

Thank you! It works perfectly now. For anyone interested, I had to create the attribute from editing the actor, not the scene (sorry I still don't really know what I'm talking about).

I don't know the exact tutorial you are talking about, but that is likely an Attribute that Ace added to the project. You can do that in either the pro or free version by clicking the plus + button in

I've been using mynameisace's template for a parallax scrolling background. However, he/she uses a necessary attribute called "New X" to make the background loop that I don't seem to

Can you use your "no extension" GameSalad voodoo to create a three way toggle switch? (And thus save an innocent integer attribute from life stuck in toggle servitude!)

@Kinzua - Thanks for the reply, could you please give like a example setup on how this would be done when you say you have to setup the constrain cam. Just so i can understand where to put in my figur

If yes then good. The main trip up can be the constrain. So you have a single actor for your score image copied more than once on the scene. This single actor has an integer attribute we call divisor

make a integer attribute and change it to random(1,2)

Can this be done in a function if the excluded number is an attribute?

-When you use the attribute browser in a rule condition the list that opens is an expandable window . But when you select it from the expression editor it isn't, it's a small fixed size. This makes it

http://www.jamie-cross.net/?portfolio=gamesalad-recipe-003-enemy-collisions-detecting-a-head-jump-vs-a-side-collision

You can change the duration by changing the value in the game.noOfSeconds attribute. 300 is 5 minutes.

make a integer attribute (lets say we call it playerY)