Okay, I think you two have answered my question. I have a book on GameSalad for iOS and haven't seen a single instance of what I'm talking about. The attribute types don't seem to include a type of Ac

I think off the top of my head I'd have a global attribute to count how may actors have been spawned. Inside each actor set the first behaviour to change self.id to global.count, and then increment gl

Create a new integer game.attribute called Speed.

Change Attribute to "scene.Camera.Origin.Y to -25" for example.

Thank you, that's a great start. What about a reference to the Actor like an attribute that could hold Actor itself...so that I could something like this:

Or if you'll need multiple versions of the same actor, change the game attribute to an actor attribute, and then each actor can reference it's own starting point, if that's what's needed.

Create a new game.real.attribute called "Spawn Point"

its angle, I am not able to simply use the 'Constrain Attribute' behavior (at least I don't think I could make it work using it). I have also tried using the body of the car to spawn the wheels but I

I am trying to do a simple ball drops into cup motion. I made walls around the cup but the ball keeps going through them. What settings do I need to make it so the ball wont go through and the ball b…

- Decide a minimum bounce amount for all actors in the scene. Bounciness attribute range = 0 or higher.

i just did a constrain self position X to game mousse position X

In that demo, the words are held in self attributes. If you wanted to edit the contents, it would take a long time. You'd have to take all of those words out of the self attribute, and paste them int

It's a combination of practicing Logic within GameSalad, Scene Transitions, heavy on Attribute creation & manipulations, and critical lessons on how to design and use art/images properly.

Make a new game attribute boolean called pause

So what you have to do is make the constrain behavior stop right before the actors collide.

I was thinking about creating a change attribute to change opacity to zero when they collide but that doesn't work either.

Let me make another demo, I'll map the angle to an attribute . . . .

might have something to do with the self.time attribute and change it to players oration or something- any ideas?

Try using us a timer with change attribute instead of constrain:

My actor is a jellyfish and I have used the constrain behavior to constantly change the size of the jellyfish to it looks natural.