I tried setting up a boolean attribute named 'clockwise' and changing it to false the first time the actor is touched, but that just makes it stop rotating after one pixel because "actor - to

For me its working at this time, but i have to use constrain for linear motion x to 0, because when collides with my actor it moves to x,y direction, and i want only Y direction

I have a game where you grab items. I want the item that's grabbed to move to the top of the layer. Is there a Change Attribute or some other simple function so that it moves to the top of the layer e

Constrain attribute: self.motion.linear velocity.x = sin(self.time*150)*40

-- Change Attribute: self.spawnX To: game.Mouse.Position.X

you probably have some constrains running when character collides elevator then constrain character to elevator platform or something? that's why it's not moving anywhere else.

Ok, the problem are on my scene attribute game time, i have create another countdown and now works fine

this is what I have thought of, put 24 alphabets in a table. make a 10 digit actor each code calls for a random attribute either table or a number from system time and date, so, this way each actor ou

And could I do this by changing a self attribute to game.clock.day and then save this self attribute's value in a table cell value every time the game is played. and then have rules checking the diffe

So in my game I want an attribute to be changed every day, even if the player isn't playing, actually especially and because the player isn't playing.

1. You can have an attribute with a predefined list of codes, but these should not be your actual codes - just the "CRC", since it is very easy to extract those from the gamesalad pr

im not understanding, why would you make a table for all of the values instead of manually inputing the value for each attribute? bypassing the extra step of pulling the value from a table?

Hi, I'm new to gamesalad and need some help. I'm doing a topdown game where you push stuff around. I have an actor that is constrain to the mouse position. I want to hit stuff with that actor and I wa

for a countdown timer, maybe i set an attribute, game.timer 500 as integer.

One way to do this would be to have two actors; 1) a sensor that covers the area where actors can spawn, and 2) the actor to be spawned (the cloud thingy). Also, three attributes are needed; 1) dista

or, when jump set attribute to jumping, then if attribute is jumping, cant jump :P

oh I see my mistake. I wanted to change the attribute (CompleteScore) to (ScoreLvl1), after the calculation, and I must do this the other way around:

first you dont need any attributes for this all you need is a rule and gravity

change attribute (Level1CompleteScore) TO (LevelTime)+(Life-Points)+(Bonus)

Hi Marco, first to say, your line: - left lifes (per each life 100 points; so I change the attribute to "lives"+100)