Iam pretty new to gamesalad to, but i think the best way to do that, is to create a attribute called UNLOCKEDLVL, so when the guys start each level they change the UNLOCKEDLVL attribute to the level n

How could I go about changing it if it was now every lets say 2 hours since the time to fire rule will be different and dependent on other numbers. Could I have a constrain attribute to device time%12

In whatever actor you need this rule, create an integer attribute, called "Time Check" or something like that, and give it the value zero. Then, add a Rule:

attribute-devices.clock.minute = 5

Put a constrain project in the actor you want to move the following:

The way I'd do it is for each item that you want to be a collectable, give a Game Attribute (Boolean), and name each one after the item, such as "game.StarCollected". Then when a cer

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In the game I have been working on I did something pretty similiar to what everyone else has said. I have a "GameStarted" attribute that starts at false until a button is pressed th

Rule if touch is pressed, attribute Scene.Camera.Size.Width >= 3840, attribute Scene.Camera.Size.Length >= 2560;

Create a boolean attribute called Start, make it false.

What I did was I created variables for the min and max of random in the attribute that picked the spawn number of the enemy so it looked like random(variableMin, variableMax).

Make two self attributes (of type real). Name them xOffset, and yOffset. Then add the following rule.

I realized i needed a Timer to check Distance and initialize the spawn pattern,The Real Attribute DID work so yay

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I am Currently experimenting using Tshirtbooths Magnitude calculation and Implementing it into the Recycling Bullets tutorial. I'm using Windows GS and it seems there is no index Attribute. so i have

- constrain attr: self.position.x to mouse.position.x (+ or -) [some # of pixels]

- change attribute game.tempscore to game.tempscore + 100

Yes. You change or interpolate the camera rotation attribute. Its under the scene attributes so you can only do it in a unlocked actor.

Simple way is to use timers, change attribute self.motonX and Y to how you need it to move then add a timer "after for example 1 sek" change attribute self.motionX and Y to 0 then ad

thanks for the feedback. Jump on actor seems to do the trick and currently testing. Still have problems with the jump though. Let me be more specific. Actor is running along a floor. He jump and runs