Create a rule stating that if the linear motion is greater than > 0 then constrain an image to "example.png"

- Changed rule setup so you use a self.attribute instead of self.name when relating to a row no. in a table.

Well if he didn't check he may have the issue in the original. I noticed for me sometimes the value is there but if I open the expression it's gone so it seems like sometimes it just not solid maybe t

Are you saying that when you copy and paste a Change Attribute behavior to another actor (you can't attach a behavior to a scene) or instance of an actor, the right hand side of the behavior (the seco

I believe when an actor leaves the screen (or is it the scene?) by a certain amount of pixels, he will automatically be destroyed. Currently when I destroy actors I add to a count attribute I.e &

b) constrain a smaller actor to the center of the Letter, same with the Target. Then put the collide/overlap "snap" logic into these smaller actors.

Well restarting GS solved the problem. Hope they sort out this bug out soon. Happens with other attribute renaming as well. Thanks so much for advice guys. Sweeeeeeet!

when copy and paste scene the change attribute behaviour "To" value previously set disappears

(game.farthestEnemyDistance), change game attributes to its own x/y position and have the tower always target those game attributes. Easier said than done!

Also try pressing the return key after you type the name of the attribute.

To answer your question, you'll need to change the value of an attribute (a boolean) when the player presses the button AND a certain amount of time has elapsed. Here's a rough idea of how to do it:

Yes it's just another bug unfortunately. I just save the game, re open and then name the attribute. Seems to work. Give it a go. Cheers

I thought we wouldnt be able to have plygon collisions unless we had the native engine? I would like to be abe to have more collisions than squares and circles.

I have a mac running version 0.10.3 beta. When add a new attribute and after typing a new name for the attribute Gamesalad doesn't save the name instead it stays named "New Attribute&quot

Just create a game boolean attribute (so that it won't be reset when the scene is reset) for each sound and set it to off. Then at the start of the scene have a rule:

You can read the actor's linear velocity, if it's <0 then the miner is moving downwards. You can toggle a game attribute when the actor is moving down, and then only destroy the terrain when th

2. I was able to compare a table cell containing an option+space to a text attribute containing option+space and it worked.

Have an attribute called "thing", then have two actors with thing = 1 and thing = 2, then if thing=1 then the actor has a set of stuff I do, or 2 another set of stuff. Then an actio

Hmm... there does seem to be a problem with comparing spaces (even non-option spaces) in text attributes and table cells. I just did a quick test where I typed a space in a self.space text attribute,

You can then make it so when the actor overlaps the object his image changes to a bigger version graphic or something. Simply by having an attribute that says if the power-up is true or not can chang