constrain attribute-- (self in the pop up menu is the name of the actor) self position X to device mouse position X

my idea would be to make a boolean attribute that is called ChangeColor

so in my game i put that when the "action" scene starts it would record a score and then when its over it will just save it and check to see if it was bigger than the high score and

then Rule attribute self.position.X > 80 Constrain Att. self.Position.X to 80 . This works fine. after this i put to background actor a Rule that if touch is equals to 1 then spawn an actor to

"When actorx collides actory, change attribute self.timer (or scene.timer, or even game.timer if its on 1 scene) then when you want to stop the timer, pause the scene.timer attribute, and use

Yes, sure, it's because in that case by interpolating an actor's distance over a time creates a velocity value, and this will take precedence over any other velocity attribute.

But what we had to do was have a rule that constrains the device time to an attribute and always save it.

Constrain Attribute game.TruckX (real) to self.position.X

Hmm. The only thing I could think would do that is if you accidentally used Change Attribute instead of Constrain at some point.

Interpolate attribute - self.rotation to game.Accelerometer.Y *90

If an actor is never going to be visible or even have a display text, change the Graphics->Visible attribute to false.

Typically, make a real global attribute. Have the ruck actor constrain that attribute to its position. Then, in the trailer, have it constrain its position to that attribute, plus or minus the distanc

ok.. so how would I go about making this tracking attribute?

As far as I know, you can not directly set up a constrain like that in the prototype actor. You would either need to have an attribute that will track the position of the truck, then have the trailer

I have read a few posts including http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/33288 on how to constrain 2 actors together.. but for some reason the options are not there in my constrain: --- to ---.

First, make a game-level attribute (type = real) and call it something like 'gunXPosition'.

When you putting the shoes down make an attribute false, in the constrain attribute give a condition when attribute is true only then contstrain. So when you press a button to put the shoes down, give

i tried with your idea of animation and at the begining does not work, but, i decide to switch off all the Actor control and leave enabled only the Collisions Rules and our famous animation, and abrac

Is there a function or an attribute to make the camera zoom in and out? If we can do it with 2 touch and all, I think we can do with an attribute also.

Hi, a Constrain Attribute is used (normally a real type) if the value it is tracking is changing. Use a Change Attribute (mainly an integer) if the value it takes is fixed. For either one, a Timer is