Is there any way to display an index/integer attribute and include the commas?

also, don't waste your time meticulously placing each actor. place these to change attribute functions in the number actor

then constrain self.alpha to 0

The easiest way to do this is to create 100,000 images of numbers ranging from 0 to 99,999. You want to name each image the number that it is, so like 87,543 would be named 87543.png. Then constrain t

You can have an attribute that multiple actors look at.

I have an iPad game that I converted to iPhone by changing the Platform setting in GameSalad to 'iPhone Landscape'. Then in every scene I added an actor that changes the attribute scene.Camera.Size.W

make an attribute called gun (or something) and start with a value of 2(or something) when you buy the new gun in the shop you change attribute 'gun' to 1

and I don't know if it is possible to edit a scene attribute from an actor in Gamesalad free. If it is possible then please tell me how and if it not then any other possibilities would be great. :-)

I had a similar issue with a game attribute that was typed as a boolean, condititions wasn't working as expected. Everything was magically fixed when I switched attribute type to integer.

@Mattcus There's a ton of ways you could create a workaround. For example, Create a boolean called attackingtargeted. Now, create game attributes for your players x and y position. Constrain them with

You need to make it so the bar knows that it is not the correct width and 'interpolate' down until it matches the needed with... So rather than use change attribute and size, use interpolate size. Int

BTW. I'm using windows version which has problems if you use ANY decimal value in position or size attribute value.

First of all, sorry for my english, I'm Italian. Before publishing my first game, I have a problem with the highscore. I tried table and save/load attribute, but they didn't work. Could you help me, p

@tendermer wouldn't it be sweet if the team could integrate some type of feature that would let us type on a prototype for example- when.attribute.scene. - Any attribute we want, even if it does not

then change attribute

Can create an integer attribute inside your button called WhatLevel with value 1 so you can track what level your HP is.

Change attribute game.actorHP to game.actorHP +1

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yeah constrains override collisions. Check out Gshelper.com for a video on using constrains and collisions in unison though.

Also, if you want to find which actor is referencing an attribute you can select the attribute in the list where you add them and delete it.