On the clock power up actor add the following underneath the change attribute where you are setting game.Clock = 1

-Attribute game.Clock = 1

Constrain (self.image) to (game.score)

I learned logic being a control systems designer for nearly 30 years. It takes time to learn. The key is learning all you can about gamesalad. Watch lots of videos and take notes. Every video will tea

@FryingBaconStudios Just watched. Excellent video. Would you say that tables are a big part of your logic normally? In that example, using a table seems to be the key in limiting the number of rule

I was doing some tests with tags before and I found that you can rename an actors tag using a change attribute but even though through display text you can see the tag was changed the system doesn't r

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Attribute scene.Background.Type1V5.Name is Type1V5

• Or even simpler, click into another field for entry, or another attribute name after you've finished, and the numbers you previously entered will register just as you want.

and on the train button in the main scene make if touch change attribute scenereset to 1

TRAIN BUTTON: If touched, change attribute 'enemymob' to '1'.

Now that you've got the 3 second timer lock working your real question for this post is "how do you stop acceleration in a rule?". For that I don't know, maybe constraining it in pos

rules in the right place to stop moving when the attribute is flagged as locked

There's always dozens of ways to doing something in GameSalad, but the one I sent you involved very little coding. One timer, a change attribute and a rule is all it takes. If someone can build an eve

-------Angle attribute called ActorAngle

In a way, you already can by giving your actors individual tags - which could be seen as attributes...

"if collide or overlap with actor with attribute (or name): [attribute inspector]"

off screen(self.positionX = -240), I use change attribute self.positionX to 720. The background does loop but I get gaps each time it loops. These gaps vary in width, sometimes no gap, sometimes ve

Only just saw this - thanks!(Quote)

Interpolate is a great behaviour for changing an attribute over time. Because you need to change two attributes to get your red faded back to white (the Green & Blue), you'll need two Interpo