This should allow you to create the illusion of distance. You have to take into consideration an Actor's placement depending on distance -- e.g. if you're simply shrinking an Actor, it will change its

Constrain Attribute: self.size.height To: magnitude (self.Position.X - emitter.Position.X, self.Position.Y - emitter.Position.Y)

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There are no animations in the intro, and there are no timers, I used the self.time attribute instead. And the intro itself is just actors moving across the screen.

One thing to check for is mixup with say typing false in a change attribute when it's not a Boolean or putting a number when it's a Boolean. I would check the intro as if it's skipping things there an

sounds like you have a bad rule in there somewhere. did you remove any attributes? that usually causes it.

If you can help it try using game attributes instead of scene attributes because unlocking an actor breaks the link to the prototype meaning you now have two versions of the same actor with different

Change attribute, Current Scene (Pick Attribute) to (Whatever you like)

So I'm making my game, and I asked not long ago how to do something, and the answer says to change a scene attribute, but I can't do it, I put a change attribute behaviour and looked for scene attribu

When you click on the scene that you want in portrait you can go into the scene attributes and change the scene size width to the height and the scene size height to the width (if iphone 5 you are goi

Yeah that attribute is still after the change scene, because it's the attribute that destroys the button. If i set it before the change scene, the button gets destroyed before changing scene, which is

Yep I do this for all my change scenes if I have other stuff that needs to fire just before the scene change. Giving the device that extra tenth of a second is key. One code cycle takes .03 of a secon

Thanks for the tips! I created a text attribute that contains a prefix and a space, that worked fine for me. I'll just avoid the spaces in images for now on.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction ... I was able to create that boolean self attribute "Done". I don't know what it does, but I got it there... LOL!

Yes, you are right ... it is a self attribute - "self.Done" to be exact. How do I create that?

Hi, newbie here! I came across GameSalad and this forum while researching for a way to make a Memory (Concentration) game. I downloaded a "Card Turn" demo from a link in the forum.

You could also Constrain your players Y position to a set value then when the ball hits it it shouldn't fall off the screen, then you could leave it Moveable and use the Move Behaviors to move it left

wouldnt you need another attribute that controls all the enemies rules....lets make this attribute called enemymovement(wrap it over all enemy rules you want to stop)

Second, I can no longer constrain an image using the name of an image. I was able to do this successfully in part of my project (and it still works), but now any time I try to constrain an image, it

Both Rules and Constrains fire as often as possible, too many of either will start to bog down the system.