[check for correct answer] is where your code goes. And yes, you would need to create at least one attribute. If this is your first app with GameSalad, you might want to start with someone a bit sim

if touch released but the attribute "coins" is less then 1000 so nothing it's happening,

I can not find under attributes when touch is pressed or check for the correct answer. Do I have to create an attribute for these?

Sorry, I was doing that from memory as I wasn't at my computer. Yes, it's under devices and it's actually called game.Touches.Count. You do not need to add an attribute, as this one is built-in.

Where do you go? Is it under devices? Do I need to add a new attribute?

#3 no, but... if you try to delete an attribute (I recommend saving/backing up your project file first), it will warn you with a list of actors that are using that attribute.

(Quote)

You could just set each actors motion linear velocity's X, Y and angular velocity to 0 which would be triggered by an attribute.

Change Attribute: StartX = self.Position.X

The quotes are to delimit the text string and the two dots are to concatenate it with the following attribute.

Remember that you have to choose the attribute from the drop down menu, you can't write it directly.

quick question. I have a (real) game.wagon which constantly gets updated throughout gameplay. while I am testing, I like to put up a dummy actor which shows the value of that attribute.. just to see i

(Quote)

(Quote)

Hi @redleaf the Visible attribute can't be changed during runtime anyway, so use Alpha as @Braydon_SFX suggests. :-)

3. Similarly is there a way to have a quick look at which actors have what attributes..say for example which actors have the spawn attribute in a project. This is obviously a sign of inefficient begin

You can create a global or self boolean attribute - whichever you prefer. Call it "Hit-Stop", or something around there.

So from my research it seems the problem with text input in creator seems to be an issue related to Apple specifically 10.8 . Apparently if you put a value in the text attribute, like enter, and you'r

You keep track of the score with a game attribute such as game.Score (type integer or index). Each time the player answers correctly, do Change Attribute game.Score to game.Score+[button value].

change attribute level1stars to game.stars