just realised I used a change attribute on part 3 instead of constrain which is why it wouldn't change in preview. BUT in the preview mode when i move the slider up and down it doesn't change the lase

I am new to working with Gamesalad. While following a tutorial, I noticed the attribute 'self.move' was missing from the list under my actor? Whereas on the tutorial, it was listed between 'Preload Ar

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With this you can subtract the two timestamps to see how many seconds between each time and therefore how many hours between each time, while also using the the load and save attribute @TheGabfather m

>Change Attribute: Camera.Origin.Y to -37

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1) Make a game level attribute (type = real) and name it "Power".

Basically I want to link the slider height with the height of the laser beam (image - laser beam 3), using a constraint attribute and percentages - a certain percentage of movement on the slider corro

3 boolean attributes,

Ok , nice. It's the only attribute (and button) that seems to have a bug at the moment.

I did it, and it worked nicely. Resetted the game.score and such, but i can't change the order of the squares, after I reset. Which is the attribute that is linked to that? Thanks.

Item ID" and that property is constrained to a specific cell in the table, in this test case column 2 and the row is based on which item slot, so item slot 1 is constrained to row 2 column 2

Hi @VeiraGames exactly as the other guys mentioned: one is a boolean attribute while the other one is a real attribute....

are you sure its the same attribute? because the first one is a boolean and the second a real or integer?

Im not exactly sure what you are asking here, but the way you got it set up now, every time tou release it will keep adding 1 to whatever number it was before. If you only got 3 worlds, the problem sh

Hi @Claudia247 Index attributes are exactly the same as Integer attributes except they cannot store a negative whole number. I'm guessing that sometimes, this difference is not needed for some tutoria

All I can see is that the tables are the best way to create random spawners that don't repeat without making seperate rules and attributes. The "index" attribute appears to be the 'b

If I may ask, what are you needing to use the "index" attribute for???

Hi @Killerpenguins thanks for answering. Sorry I forgot the important point. I am on the windows creator. I do not seem to have an attribute type Index. This is the 'magic' one that everyone uses on t

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