So i made a timer of a change attribute (timer to timer+0.01), every 0.01sec. All of a sudden theres 0.000001 decimals showing up, how do i get rid of those? Or is there better ways to do timers?

Perhaps constrain the x and y to a moving coordinate (in the case of your video the middle point of the 4 actors?) with an offset. That will give a lot of constraints though (2 for each actor) and mig

What you could do is have an attribute that determines which obstacle is spawned. Then, every time an obstacle is spawned the attribute becomes a random value to determine the next obstacle.

make an attribute, have a change attribute behavior by itself in the first scene of your game that changes attribute to attribute+1

At the start of the game have an actor changing a game attribute called something like game.timesplayed.

add actorAttribute: index type … myTiming

about your suggestion above how is that different than using a bool? i'm just wanting to understand why this would work rather than me just saying.. when touch is press..ed change attribute to true

Looks like there's no other possibility. But BPM in Timer attribute is definitly needed in a new update. How can I make GameSalad recognize this important update?

Change attribute game.Button to (game.Button+1)%2

the do section of the rule there is also change attribute to +1 so it counts up. In the same actor, I have made a rule so that if whatimage = 2 then spawn a second actor(all these rules aforementione

in the attribute menu but this is not visible and hopefully this will be sorted in the final build release soon. Hope this helps the developers, let me know if any one else is having the same issues

try a Change Attribute Behavior for the self.Motion.Linear Velocity.X

@fadamion has some good idea, but I would change it a little:Make a global attribute intrager thats called "what image" .

when any of the actors collide I turn a boolean attribute to true. I added an attribute into each of the four circles which says that 'when.key.right is down and boolen is fasle', move the actor in

Make a global attribute intrager thats called "what image" .

I needed to have rules that would check an attribute INSIDE a table but this functionality is not available yet (Image)

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His formula works by using game.time as the basis for the sin angle calculation instead of using interpolate to modify the attribute. This is better because game.time beats the crap out of any interna

Change Attribute

Actually, don't use a constrain. Just make sure the angular velocity matches between the gears and their teeth volumes and update the initial rotation once on initialization with the correct offset. T