One method would be to have Global Attributes, let's call them left and right.

Sounds to me like @tatiang is almost there with what he wants. You would do like he said with each block having a rule inside where when the ball is on it it changes the game attribute to tell the ima

Actually, it seems like it prevents the system from doing what it's supposed to do. Removing it causes the how many seconds attribute to increase by one every second and only reset when an enemy escap

It basically says if the Score on your game is greater than (or equal to) 100, then you change your "Unlock" attribute to 1.

--Change Attribute: self.theRow To: min(self.theRow+1, 40)

to go to row 2... i found out how to change the attribute to whatever value it is in that table but how do i use another actor to keep on flowing down the rows using a "time attribute&qu

I don't really understand what you mean by an adjustable % of surface area, but changing the color/image of an actor when two other actors collide is very straightforward. Just change a game attribut

Instead of 15 attributes with 15 save attribute behaviors and 15 load attribute behaviors, you put all 15 values in a table and then use a single behavior to change or save ALL of those values.

lol but im trying to get the concept of using an attribute to call on a specific row in the game instead of using all types of attributes and having to save them seperately... and besides i would wan

Has anyone tried including a subject line in the mailto expression and including an attribute within the subject? I see an old thread (http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/34615/0-9-85-openurl-bugs

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Slightly amended on this game, as I used a table for the letters rather than attributes.

thanks so much for your help @rthurman i appreciate your patience with me... @tatiang so am i supposed to make an attribute for the wave trigger named "tablerows" and make a game att

Constrain Attribute self.TableRows to tableRowCount(TableName)

--Change Attribute: self.theRow To: min(self.theRow+1, 40)

Oh ... I got the impression you were accessing the table rows with an attribute (like self.wave or something). On each new 'wave' you want to go to the next row but not go past row 40 -- right?

Use a min() function. It will return the minimum of two values. Something like this will keep the value of an attribute (like self.wave) from going over 40:

it is... for instance for wave one it has a real attribute of 30 row 2 will have one for 32.6 row 3 will have something for 35.8 or something like that... these nunbers i am going to use to change th

You could, of course, create a separate loop to concatenate all of the row data into a single text attribute and then just display that attribute.

No, the log debugger will not work on a device. You can set up similar debugging other ways (e.g. concatenating values onto a text attribute and then displaying them on an actor) but it may just be e