Make an integer (or index) attribute. Call it switchState (or whatever makes sense to you).

David, I always found this annoying, too. I keep the actors visible on the scene, but add a simple Change Attribute to change their self.Color.Alpha to 0 directly after the scene fires. I've found tha

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Yes you can. Use the scene attributes. Both actors have to be in the scene. Choose Scene - layers - choose layer - actor - select attribute

My question is, is there a way for one actor to check a value of another actor? So I could have the number blocks and the image blocks have an "My Value" attribute that they check ag

From what you've described, it seems fine, i.e change values in one to three tables. You shouldn't need a timer really unless you're saving hundreds of attributes at a time, they'll save quick enough

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you need to add an attribute in the rule. swipe the attribute behavior to the rule. so you have if touch is pressed and attribute (game.clicked) is false (Image)

Change Attribute scene.Snare01 to true

make a boolean attribute (lets say we call it clicked)

Hi @Lamsong, a boolean attribute. A boolean can be considered as a yes/no switch or toggle... so make a boolean attribute and call it RightPicture for instance.

First, make an attribute, could be a boolean if there are just these two buttons, or an integer for 2 or more buttons. Make it an integer in this case. Let's call it SoundMode.

The reset scene behaviour does not reset any game/global attributes. The solution to your issue is most likely to set every attribute, that you want to have reset, to its default value just before you

i made a replicate of my "gamepoints" integer and also a point rule when it reaches 0 u get directed to NeXT scene. i tried putting in a reset scen attribute also so the scene is fre

Hi @colander Excellent advice from @Braydon_SFX; just to add, it's like having a tool box and using the right tool at the time... what I mean by this is a lot of times attributes outside of tables is

Hi There. Welcome to the forum. The best way to do this is to use a boolean game attribute. If you plan to use triggers to control the lights. Is works like this:

Create an integer attribute. I'll call it Light

1. To save a variable drag in a rule and inside that rule drag a Save Attribute behavior. Specify what attribute you want to save and under what conditions (Ex. When touch is pressed, save attribute)

Hi iam new to gamesalad...please helpme...

How do I move a block with one finger without it rotating and when placing two fingers on either side of the block/actor constrain it to my fingers so it's rotating?