Last time I've worked with the windows version of GameSalad I experienced flashes too. The windows version was insanely buggy at that time (around half a year ago) and I have no idea if things were im

@tatiang its... (keep in mind Time/clock is my attribute)

Two game attributes for cards:

Change Attribute game.turnNumber to game.turnNumber + 1

Change Attribute game.turnNumber to game.turnNumber + 1

The game.saving table is so that it loads to an attribute and then through to purchase.

Create a game attribute to keep track of the clicks.

No need for a new attribute... just compare self.Image assuming your actors are using unique image names (e.g. orange.jpg, apple.jpg, lemon.jpg). But you'll need to store the two values somewhere:

There's no need to make a new thread for each additional piece of information... just post in the original thread (this one) or edit your post using the gear button at the top-right of each post. He…

In your cards have a self attribute called self.card. Use a text attribute. In each of the cards on your scene you'll need to type the type of the card into this attribute, making sure to use the EXAC

attribute, which will be connected to both bullets and the hero in the following manner.

Create a global integer attribute.

You will need a game integer attribute. Also I believe the touch count will need to be detected by the secondary objects not the main one. The main object will only be able to tell if it is colliding

I've had a search but can't really find anything on Detecting Multiple Collisions.

A quick hack would be to add a boolean self attribute called self.is-flying. When it starts to fly, change it to true. Put the reset to 0 rotation in a collide with ground AND fly is true. Make sure y

The game.TankY is an attribute you need to make. Either constrain it to the tank Y in the tank actor, or if you don't spawn too often or can deal with small imprecision, just update the game.TankY eve

I'm thinking of potentially having a scenery_item attribute, that goes up by one each time an actor is spawned and is assigned to that actor. This could be a row in a table. I could then use add table

change attribute

That works...but it added an extra problem. When I fire the gun, sometimes the bullets only fly to the right and don't follow the cannon when it moves....strange

Constrain turret.x to 50*cos(tank rotation+90)+tank X