What I would do is to change the constrain x behaviors when the game is played on iPhone 4.

this is probably a easy question to answer but im a noob....ive got a rectangular actor that i want to constrain a circular actor to the corner of. ive watched the tutorial on how to do this but once

I think I will have an attribute called iads. and in my load actor I will put a change attribute iads to 1 then save and load. I will submit that update for my paid users. then in the next update when

Yep, I am adding things in a bag, only get added to the account once you get to a certain stage, then I write one attribute to the table, save the table just like @carlblanchet says that works a treat

That is fine but how to save and load data from tables after game is minimised or restarted in iPad? Save attribute works well in that regard, I just have no idea how to save a table value, maybe in t

Attribute game.jump=1

Have the behaviour on the main actor. Change the attribute when you pass another actor(level) or change scene. That sort of thing. Tables will do it well.

I make an attribute for each and every level, and save and load each one. For an overall score, I save and load the score on every level, and I also add them together for the overall score at the curr

I was trying attribute, no idea how to save the tables.

Change Attribute > self.Tags = Flaming

If attribute "isiPad" is true:

constrain the x and y.

I have an actor with a self attribute that is "life" and the value is 30. I want that when this actor collides with a bullet to do self.life -10 and when is = 0 destroy actor. When I

For movement with mouse you are going to be using a constrain behavior, constraining directional movement to your mouse position .

While I'm well aware I paid for beta software and can suffer through some of the things that should obviously be fixed (no way to sort attributes? No folders to visually organize game assets in Creato

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Also! if you create a new integer attribute inside the creep prototype, call it WhatGun you can say "when collide with Gun1 change self.WhatGun = 1" and "when collide with G

So lets say there is a 100x100 scene, and there is a 100x100 square in the center of that scene. If your mouse is at 20x30 and you click. You want to constrain the boxes self.Position.X to the game.Mo

I recently watched this tutorial "Actor Constraints in GameSalad" detailing how to constrain the center of an actor to the mouse X and Y, but I would like to constrain the relative a

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