Just change a boolean such as game.Started to true when the game starts. Save that boolean using a Save Attribute behavior and load it when your app starts. Then check the value and if true change t

I have an actor which is one of my badie characters. The actor interpolates back and forth from left to right from self.attribute.startx to self.attribute.endx I now wish to add animation (badie walki

When I start my game, appear a button "New Game", and then when I play and save all attributes... after close my game and return to play again, how can I use the attribute to change

So the first idea is to add boolean attribute that will keep all ads off and save it. When the free update arrive it will load attribute and turn off the ads. The "new people" will g

Add behaviour : Change attribute True/False

Change attribute game.boolean to true.

How do I make a boolean attribute "true" when you click an object?

constrain self.position.x to mouse.position.x

"At this point, if anyone can explain how to constrain my actor to stay on a certain point on the X-Axis"

At this point, if anyone can explain how to constrain my actor to stay on a certain point on the X-Axis, then that would be very helpful. And yes, I am talking about the whole (max,min) thing...

Aha! Clever way of using zero instead of creating a specific attribute for each value you need. Thanks!

the actor to only move horizontally. Even with Collisions set up, the AI ends up moving right off the screen at a very fast speed and doesn't return.

The logic isn't coming across to me. I'll give you examples of related city attributes I use and please let me know how tables would enable me to work with all of my cities. I'm sure it could be a l

When I press the arrow Left or Right, my player walk through the white line to the next red point, What attribute use to do this?

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Important to realize is the order in which rules executes, you can change an attribute right before something happens for example, and right after. They are dependent on each other. Also very handy is

I've been working on it for a week now and have learned basic things like setting up actor controls, collisions, platforms, animations, etc. So yeah, I am pretty sure I got the basics of Game Salad.

Just create a game attribute of type integer and set it to 100, and then reverse the equation:

Constrain X to 36.5*sin( game.Time *150)+AAA

something. Note that you'll need to use a text attribute in the keyboard input behavior.