Change Attribute scene.ToggleIcon to true

also as i have just found out, game salad does not always tell you that a attribute is in use when you delete, so be careful, i have an index attribute in an actor that when i press delete on, it just

The difference between a game attribute and an actor attribute is that a game attribute is a single attribute that any actor can reference, while an actor's attribute is only visible (normally) to tha

Thanks tatiang, I did constrain the x position just like in t-shirt booths tutorial but my image would not shrink from both sides to the middle, it was shrinking from all 4 sides at once. I tried your

someone must an answer!!! i constrained attribute but it did not work

There are two ways to do a health bar: replicate a small actor (e.g. 10 x 10) a certain number of times based on an attribute such as game.health (index), or constrain the width of a large actor (e.g.

add a gameAttribute: boolean type … name attack

Attribute: self.Time > 5.25

Constrain Attribute self.Position.X to game.Touches.Touch 1.X

So back to your question, you could use tables to solve your problem but it really isn't necessary in this case; it's really straightforward, using a boolean attribute and a few rules/behaviours.

@talo this is my first guess, make a attribute called minutes, set it to start at 0 and then every 60 seconds +1, then an attribute for seconds when bellow 60 every one second add +1, when =60 rese

What is the purpose of this Done attribute? I don´t get it.

I would build all of the sequences off screen. Then have each one move into the camera view or out of camera view based off of a random number in a attribute then just have a trigger somewhere in eac

Constrain Attribute: self.Rotation To: vectorToAngle(x,y)

add attribute … boolean … named done

If the image is pressed and the countClick is 0 it shows the image 1 and change the attribute to of countClick to 1.

hi guys...i've got a problem in constraining an attribute and hope you could help

Hi @nypraise The method @tatiang suggested will work fine for you then, except make the ClickCount attribute a game integer attribute. To add more detail:

So I am doing this game that involves block stacking ala Bejeweled. I have block actors spawning from the top of the screen and falling down in columns (Move Attribute, Direction 270, Speed 300; coll

Either way, wouldn't it be easiest to have an attribute self.clickCount (index) and increase it with each Touch is Pressed? And then have a few rules that say When self.clickCount = 1 --> Chan