No it's fine. Anyway, you can constrain the "Lighting" Actor's X and Y coordinate to that of the Mouse/Cursor.

I was reworking to use alpha instead of visible attribute.

I think I remember it said that you can change the visible attribute in the new nightly build (would have to check) but if your not pro it doesn't help you.

There are a few attributes in GS that can't be changed at runtime (even though they can be accessed via the attribute browser) ... and Visible is one of those.

then (change attribute)actor2's visible is false.

to 256 (or whatever value suits your needs) and constrain the alpha channel (or audio volume) to that attribute divided by 256 (or whatever you chose as your higher value). This way involves an extra

@KevinCross that didn't work however I posted that as a question and someone answered me. So basically I had to constrain the totalscore to game.score + game.coins and then I had to make a rule and it

If you've got an actor that's spawned it's useful to have attributes on the actor, for example each one could have a different health score attribute. It's not only for spawned actors of course, but f

well basically what the title says. i downloaded a template and was looking for the attributes in the game and didnt see any. and thats when i realized you can make attributes in an actor. is that so

I have a game attribute called distance traveled. I have a actor that displays the text for distance traveled so I can watch it count. That game attribute is then constrained to another (actors veloci

You have to have loads and saves for having the item to not reset, there's tons of GameSalad tutorials on saving and loading. You can create boolean attributes for each item and have rules stating for

Try something like this: make an integer attribute, let's call it xPos

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*You would need to run a loop that goes in and checks their inputed search term (text attribute) comparing every row and column with "Contains" (using rule). If it finds the search t

Make 2 integer attributes. one "game.Attribute" and one actor attribute (self.Attribute)

constrain attribute "game.totalscore" to "game.score" + "game.coins"

to a number that is not referenced. IE: Change attribute STATnumber to 0. If all Display Text rules are looking for numbers other than 0, then when the value = 0, text will not be displayed at all

change attribute: Game.totalscore TO game.score + Game.coins

My problem exactly is that , because i didnt make the joysticks, Im not sure what the mile long constrain Positions really means.

Try constrain attribute. Same logic but with constrain attribute instead