Actually I take that back. Interpolate doesn't work well with collisions and since you'll have pea shooters (or whatever), you should use Move.

So I am trying to do the Astronut - like game (free lite version) with few modifications, but the core stays almost the same. I started with detecting collisions and orbiting, so what I've got after f

what would be the best way to do that make an attribute that starts at zero and add a rule to each enemy that says when spawned +1 to the attribute I created and when it reaches 10 it stops the spawn

You asked "For the movement would you simply constrain an actor to only be able to move on the x axiz?" Which actor do you mean? If you mean enemies, you don't need to constrain th

@nir3112 To test loading and saving of attributes, you can install an adhoc version of the app on a device. For instructions on how to do that, google adhoc gamesalad.

and if x=150*sin( self.Time *100)+512 then constrain

For the movement would you simply constrain an actor to only be able to move on the x axiz?

Name your Images so they can be incremented. Image1, Image2, Image3 etc...

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Strange. I've seen something similar with attribute values (e.g in a Change Attribute behavior) where I enter a number and click outside of the field and then it reverts back. But it doesn't seem to

In the leaf_1 actor touch is pressed change attribute game.leaf to 1

I opened up my Gamesalad project then I did exactly how domenius had written in his thread about *EVERY X SECONDS TIMER*. Also, I added a few more attributes/rules and etc. but I couldn't figure out s

answer in the meantime....I applied a "constrain Attribute" to the answer actor....and this solved it!...Many thanks for your interest...Much appreciated!

The self.originalHeight and self.originalY attributes store the starting height and position of the actor so it can be used in a formula later in the rules.

Each actor has an attribute called self.color.Alpha, which is a value from 0 to 1. 0 represents 0% opacity (aka fully transparent/invisible). 1 represents 100% opacity (aka not transparent).

I have an image that is 384 pixels wide/tall and I have it set to fixed and the width/height as 96/96 so you only see 96 pixels x/y of it at a time. I am trying to change the attribute of Vertical/Hor

I belive that the reason is the camera movement. I just need to know how to constrain the camera to the center of the screen, regardless of its orientation.

constrain attribute: game.distance to magnitude(mouse.pos.x-game.last x, mouse.pos.y-game.last y)

You can make x a real attribute which is the length of each audio clip. Let's call it game.soundDuration

Create a custom Attribute that takes note if a spell has been cast. When a spell is cast, set that Attribute to "true." Next tell the Timer to set that Attribute to "false&a