Rule if attribute (Devices/Screen/Size/Width or Height (depends on your game orientation)) is 480 (old iPhone):

true or false. And will definitely try out using constrain attributes when I get the chance.

When attribute.main actor is touching platform

Rule: When attribute game.Start is true,

Step 1: Create 3 self.attributes

The best way around it is like you mentioned, create a new attribute and constrain it to the value of that cell, then you can compare the 2.

i've got a boolean 'gameStart' attribute that is activated when the player presses start and begins to play, so is there a way to create a rule that tells the Spawning actor to wait 15 seconds after '

(1) Is it possible to use a TableCellValue as the attribute to be checked with using Rules?

I have a platform that my actor jumps on multiple times. The actor that jumps is dependent on this platform because it changes attributes on the jumping actor so it knows when it's ok to jump. Everyth

Yeah -- the whole "derive actor attribute from table value" for use in tables is rough on the brain

in your own value. Also a heads up I have a REAL attribute called "CANNONangle." This attribute is a vectortoangle value of the cannon's direction via the users tap on screen (i.e.

Crap, I can use constrain attribute to both and it works fine (Image)

spoken soon. That otherwise behavior will keep making it smaller and smaller. So there I added constrain attribute to the normal size and its working now

Hey all! Quick question. I've got a cannon that rotates (like the hands of a clock). When I fire the cannon I want the explosion effect (actor) to be constrained to the tip of the cannon. I've got an

Do collisions get detected when on diff layers (haven't tried yet)

I've tried putting just an attribute in that area and updating it outside of the timer, but nothing seems to work.

GameSalad Production tool which enables users to easily turn ON/OFF every Pre-Load Art attribute and turn ON/OFF every Is Moveable attribute

But it only works if the actor is constrained to the touch by the "move to" attribute.

So when your object is touched have it trigger a boolean attribute. Let's call it self.trigger

I say that's probably a human error cause I have LOTS of collisions in my project and I don't see the anomalies you show.