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When attribute mouse position is inside:

I'm relatively new at using game salad. What I am trying to do is when the user mouse-overs an image-based button in a menu, I want it to animate by doing a loop of increasing, then decreasing in size

.... touch Left (swip left) -> change attribute: player.pos.X = player.pos.X + Grid Size

You can only store one local attribute in one global attribute...

Oh, I know that, but what if I had several of those actors that have that behavior, can a single global attribute be equal to each individual attribute of each actor?

You can constrain a local attribute to a global attribute.

You can if you want to. Here are the two demos I made modified to display the text value of each actor's health. You could use actual text (e.g. a word) instead of numbers and it would work the same

"Rule if attribute game.boom is true"

What I'm trying to do is have several actors display text showing a local attribute to that actor, but show it above the actor and not right smack in the middle of it. I can't constrain a global varia

Set up a boolean game attribute called Destroy (or something) and set it to false. When the button is touched destroy the button and set Destroy to true. Have the other actor watch the value of Destro

So I've added the attribute in the scene, named it points.

For the 'spaz' moments to do with the jump action, what rules have you got in place to start that animation? .... could it be linked to an attribute called something like 'jump active'... or perhaps l

with earth again it will be 0 (the game.lives attribute would need to be integer or real, not boolean for this).

I have a question If Actor collides with ground then change attribute game.lives to game.lives-1 BUT since the actor starts on the ground you instantly run out of all lives, do I need to set something

If attribute.menu = 0

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Constrain "New Attribute" to (TouchPositionX*2)

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@Socks - I think @CodeWizard is referring to Tables. Before, you had to use an attribute of the left side of a rule - and then table values on the right. No longer...