Make an attribute, give it a starting value, every time the player collides with the enemy reduce or increase the attrbute's value, when the attribute reaches a specific value destroy the enemy.

if you've constrained an attribute to 'how far you pull it back from the starting point' then the further you pull it back the larger the value of the attribute should be ?

Trying to make a "slingshot" where the vertical speed of the "ball" is determined by how far back you pull it on the Y axis. I've constrained the speed of the ball

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Constrain x to screen width - actor 1 x

I'm trying to think of a way to constrain actor2 to mirror actor1's movements; i.e. if actor1 moves from the bottom-right corner to the top-left corner, actor2 should move from the bottom-left corner

You can use an integer attribute with the max() function like this:

Okay so I just found out that in the old version of Gamesalad Index is not found but in the new one it's literally there. I'm probably using an old version then, it makes perfect sense now. The only p

When I go to add a new game or scene attribute on PC Game Salad, index is available at the bottom of the dropdown list. I use index in a number of places in my current project using PC Game Salad and

I was looking into this video to figure out how to make my enemy patrol left and right but the only problem I have is that I don't have an index attribute since I'm using a PC version and the tutorial

I understand this could be easily achieved with the Timer attribute (counting time until end of each song then using Random for the next song).

@socks - that's a really interesting approach, I hadn't even thought of splitting the actors like that. I might keep on looking though, as I have 42 actors that will need the same treatment which migh

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Is there even a way to get a specific row based on a specific attribute in Gamesalad? For example I have 10,000 players, each with their own row in my server. But I only need Player X's row data.

It is fixed - I set the speed attribute at integer, but it had to be real. Still got a lot to learn.Thanks for all your help @tatiang (Image)

We've got about 20 behaviors done right now (minus the expression editor and attribute selector common to most of our behaviors).

that controls the position of the racecar by constraining the self.position.x on the racecar to an attribute which conforms to the rotation of the steering wheel. And I've made the steering wheel rot

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Cons: Once the attribute is saved they have the full game, so if someone purchased the game then asked apple for a refund the attribute would still be saved and they would maintain the full game. Also

The Interpolate behavior changes the value of an attribute over time. That time is the "duration" of the change. I chose to use self.speed in the Interpolate behavior. There isn't