I am trying to get a percentage from the expression editor from the value of attributes:

What you want to do is spawn the bubble actor and then constrain it to the current actors X and Y locations, that way the current actor will appear to be inside the bubble. Then have a rule that check

I overcame this issue for my play by play announcer feature in our game Puck It. You can use self.time and a start.time self attribute instead of a GS timer behavior. Also use a self integer called pl

Then make a game.attribute(integer) and call it "WhichRow?")

When issuing values for Speed, perhaps you should try using an Attribute for that instead of hard coding it into the Actor's Move Rule (or whatever Rule you are using). Then apply in-game changes to t

I thought I'd share a little(!) problem I've encountered and a solution. I had a situation where I had a very simple rule that said "When self.X = 100 Change Attribute self.X to 1000&quot

I'd like to make ball actors which fall with gravity or accelerate attribute..and there are puted in to dish actor.

I'd like to make ball actors which fall with gravity or accelerate attribute..and there are puted in to dish actor.

What may be the best solution is instead of putting each behavior inside of a timer, you can assign an integer attribute to handle timing the behaviors. So create this integer attribute on the attribu

No, there is no attribute that changes when scene starts.

I can't figure out the event to use in "Actor receives event." Or is there an attribute that changes when a scene starts?

Yes -- that little demo is the seed for doing just what you ask. You can create some text input routine and stick your text input into that 'game.letterString' attribute. Then it will always check f

Create an attribute to track row and col of images like textimgRow/textimgCol

I would probably do what you want with an attribute first as they are more important to learn in the beginning - understand their power and use before moving onto tables.

You can make an attribute that changes in value and then that value tells which text to display in your text box.

I have already found my mistake, just one self.attribute which I forgot to change. So that make all rules below it don't work.

In my case, I have copied all rules from another actor, which works perfectly, and change only some self.Attribute.

constrain attribut :

I have a project much much larger than this (think thousands of actors and rules) that works great (although its on mac). However on actors with particularly large rule sets you do have to be careful

is it possible to do the same in gamesalad, constrain an attribute with a ease ?