I made it so if you press a button on the main screen, the attribute game.music changes to 1 and save that attribute. Then I said if game.music = 1, play music. Any help?

Change Attribute game.hair to (game.hair+1)%5 where 5 is the number of hair images you have plus one.

change attribute game.hair to 0 (0 is image hair0.png)

So I understand that interpolation can mess with collisions, but Ive seen games made with gamesalad do this, and I cant seem to figure it out. If I have an actor moving with interpolation, and another

What do you think about that? On the menu scene i want to put some rules that will change the game display size to the device screen size, with that i want to make my game able to all the android dev…

You could always just reset all of you actor locations and attributes. I do this with my game when the player looses, and it seems to run smoothly. I simply save the X and Y coordinates of each actor

You can do that by placing an actor on the scene and using Change Attribute self.Image to [some value]. For example, on your hair button, you would do When Touch is Pressed Change Attribute game.hair

Hi @sabshire thanks for more explanation, I see what you're after now. So you can constrain the shadow graphic with the main actor, using constrain attributes for x and y. This will preserve the colli

You would add to the bombcount attribute when you purchase a bomb. Then, when you want to use it, have a rule that says something like this:

If overlapping or colliding with actor: Middle Bar, and attribute self.toggled is equal to 1, then play sound: TestSound.

I have an attribute - how many letters

I'm thinking the stuttering is due to some type of time constraint which isn't needed, rather than letting the play sound behaviours just fire on collision....

Does using a move behavior and collisions keep accurate time? Not tried that but it sounds like a potentially unreliable way of doing it?

EDIT: I got it to play, but it slows down the bar with the move attribute when it gets to the layer. I have to have this bar moving at a steady rate across the screen at all times.

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@SnapFireStudios Hi, do you mean that the first 14 sounds (or some) are clipped by the second lot 0.2 of second later? You'll need to replicate the same sound i.e have more than one of each sound, so

the file was of help, you'd just need to change attribute the size for when it changes direction; should be fine then.

Assuming these are local leaderboards you're talking about, and not GameCenter, yeah, you can have a text attribute the user can fill out via the Keyboard Input behavior.

In my latest game, I simply say that if the game.unlock changes, the actor's image changes. If you wanted to make the actor move faster or jump higher, make it so that if the attribute is true, those

Change attribute game.unlock to true