was setting the actor collision to circle, then constraining a box a few pixels smaller to the actor so it would have a flat bottom slightly lifted off of the ground plain by a bit of the characters

change attribute pickCharacter (random(1,10)

@robert.mccarthy ... if you have an attribute (say: Game.Start). And in a rule you say when Game.Start is true, then a timer for say 5 seconds. If game start is set back to false the timer action woul

Make a boolean "touched" and add if attribute "touched" is false to your move rule.

Change attribute MusicStart to true

thank you very much for the feedback! Lets hope someone else can help us with the jump on enemy issue. With the jump issue. Presumably we must set something to say when player jumps - attribute retur

The way i handled it was that if the actor overlaps/collides with ground then i have an attribute called grounded that = 1. If the actor doesn't overlap with ground then it is zero.

If someone could explain the method to me would be awesome!!! I cant look over the demo as I am using windows gamesalad, and have spent a fair bit of time trying to suss this out on my own with only …

While it's not entirely efficient, you could constrain a "lead" actor below your falling actor (assuming it's falling down) and have a collision rule that changes some game attribute

and the velocity goes to zero (linear velocity y attribute). Finally I decided to track my own velocity y with my own timer code but even that the velocity goes to zero when there's overlapping but a

Under the actor attributes there is an images section. In that section there should be an attribute call flip image horizontally and flip Image Vertically. You set it to true to flip it opposite of th

animation for left/right movement. I found the attribute, but I can't seem to change that with a rule. How is this done in the windows version of the GSC?

Yeah, I think I finally came up with a design that should have minimal collisions issues. The profile of a human does not work easily with our available collisions, unless that body is a stiff corpse.

Come on GS. Lets us drawn polygonal collisions or add alpha channel collisions or something. I'm freaking dying over here! (Image)

You can make additional attribute, call it SaveTime, and put a rule in each scene:

add gameAttribute … spawnCount … index type

-Attribute: self.Position.Y ≥ 450 … the offScreen Y

When space is pressed and attribute "character one is on screen" is true

1) I would love to see an Advanced tab on RULES, for Collisions Mainly.

i have gamesalad on windows and iv created some attributes and stuff to make my platforms move up, im using interpolate