I've had weird issues like that in the past too. One workaround that's worked for me is adding a delay before detecting collisions. Put them inside a rule "actor.time" > .1 se

And here's what it looks like in GameSalad (note that you can change it using the actor's RGB sliders or using Change Attribute behaviors):

Okay so you made the graphics in a third-party program (e.g. Photoshop) and imported them in? And now you want another actor's color to match the color of the imported graphic? If so, you'd need the

real attribute with imported colors, the actor is plain shape, as square, I just need to change the square color so it matches the ball falling color

I attached the amount of gold purchased to an integral attribute as you can see below

snap to that same grid square. I used a boolean attribute as stated. (Image)

i have an attribute called 'which actor'

I have made an attribute called 'which actor'.

correct! it was very simple.

change attribute game.destroy to true

--Change attribute

I created a Boolean attribute in the game, called 'destroy'

Thanks, ill give this a go

yes create a boolean game attribute call it destroy

Check for functions related to tables that start off trying access row or column zero. This happens when you use an attribute to define a row or column. The attribute generally starts at zero. This wi

where you use a Display Text behavior with an attribute in the expression editor and then change the value of the attribute as you go through the rules. So you'd be concatenating a value onto the en

TY Tatiang... I have put the images in sequential order and I understand your method. The problem is I am not sure where to create the integer and where I should assign the attribute exactly. Would yo

I have created an Integer attribute called 'X'

Thanks, ill give this a go and let you know how I get on> @Socks said:

Make an attribute, let's call it 'X'.