Perhaps I'm wrong but I haven't found how to insert some table cell value as Attribute in the Rule.

Constrain Attribute:

Use the method i said, you dont want to have an extra constrain for every object you dont want to have gravity.

Hi @tatiang i just wanted to know the reason why there was not Index attribute in tables, i wanted to put it because i needed to express a positive number like Score but Index attribute wasn't there i

crash, then i set it to change the scene when an attribute gets "True" but the same frozen screen appears, what could be wrong? Has it happened to someone else?

Well for the puck have a stop attribute and when the stop is activated by the timer record x,y then lock puck to that x,y also record the speed of the puck and the angle (vector to angle) it was trav

When you get the value of the random row, just lookup the columns you need associated with that row. For example, tableCellValue(CategoriesTable,game.RandomRow,"PolicyName"). If yo

When game.Level1Stars > game.Level1MaxStars, Change Attribute game.Level1MaxStars to game.Level1Stars

Here is some more background on the issue... I have an integer jump attribute that changes between 1 & 0 (I suppose it could be a boolean). It limits the amount of times you can jump to 1. Add

Constrain y to the height you want it, so it can move left and right and not down.

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

As a noob, I would think I can set a column value as a boolean, and then use the "Change Table Value" attribute to True once the quote has been used.

Also on the actor a rule: linear velocity Y is greater than 1000 change attribute self velocity Y to 1000 this way when the actor bounces over 1000 the actors velocity changes to 1000 so the actor wo

Add a an attribute game.Level1MaxStars or something like that. You can also use writeable tables to avoid having so many attributes to deal with. Anyway, at the end of a level do When game.Level1Sta

add a gameAttribute … index type … name: spawnCount

Constrain to abs(game.accelerometer.Y * 800)

constrain attribute : self.motion.linear velocity.X To game.accelerometer.X * 800

First off you cant change the scene gravity attribute in game.

For a sliding pieces I would constrain the Y value, to where you want it to be, and have the X value follow your touch.

actors from their prototype to change the scene attributes (the gravity attribute). So here's my problem: