If that's what you're after, for every behaviour or group of behaviours you want to turn off and on, you'll need a boolean attribute which will act as a switch/toggle.

What I would do I create a game level attribute. Lets do integer type.

I don't understand how to create a game level attribute as one YouTube video said I'd need. I can create a new attribute for an actor but how do I get a "game level" attribute. The

You make a game level attribute and store the offset there. It's a global variable that persists between scenes.

Chuck the constrain behavior into a short timer... fast enough so that most people won't notice, but slow enough to allow the physics shape to update.

constrain attribute self.position.x to mouse.position.x

I'm trying to understand what you're saying. Unfortunately, my understanding ends once I start to use the Save Attribute behavior. Should I select Game > (attribute I created for this)....or

Make an integer with the number of coins in the level. Each coin that is overlapped, destroy and make that attribute -1. When it = 0, spawn the door.

I am just writing my app now and have just seen that the URL has to be hardcoded - Grrrr - I really need to get from an attribute / table, so I am snookered at the moment.

@EricTippett .... I would make new attributes for X and Y and make them Real. And you have the constrains backwards I believe. It should be constrain Game.Player1.Xposition to self.positionx etc .. tr

So I have made a Player1 X Position (Integer) Attribute and a Player1 Y Position (Integer) Attribute

So take any movement behaviours out of your shadow and put in a Constrain behaviour to follow the player's x coordinates.

make a text attribute, call it Direction.

You have to setup your collision behavior inside a rule so that it only collides when certain conditions are met. Then you setup your conditions based on say a boolean attribute and you can essentiall

if touch is pressed and down is false change attribute game.up to true then in the otherwise do a change attribute game.up to false.

http://gshelper.com/constrain-to-mouse-and-keep-collision-gamesalad/

Constrain: launcher.rotation = vectorToAngle(targetX - launcherX, targetY - launcherY)

my game runs a little slow on my evo 4g for android, in some actors i have when attribute=1 change image to , when =2 change image to, and so on, all this are separate rules, but if i drag them into o

make a text attribute, call it Direction.

i set this attribute in my game, when an attribute is true, destroy this actor, how do i reset the destroy when the scene is reset or the next level is played, because once its destroyed it doesn't co