make an attribute and enter its valse as what you want to check for say its 1

decide to change it? I know you can check for an attribute in the attributes list, but can you check for it if its INSIDE a table?

try making an attribute (game, real) called (game bar angle)

I guess we'll just have to disagree on the definition of a 'joint'. To be honest, I didn't even consider that the definition of a joint needed to include collisions. Sometimes joints need collisions

I just have a Rule that says When game.timeElapsed < 1 then Change Attribute game.stars to 3; Otherwise When game.timeElapsed < 2 then Change Attribute game.stars to 2; Otherwise When ga

Or u could answer me here on the forum, but if so please answer quite detailed with all attribute i have to make and so on...

By standard programming practice they do. Thats why i dont consider your a demo a true joint. I just consider that have the object constrained at one point and its rotation based off that. Theres no c

For example, what if they can't figure out how to have joints work with collisions either?

But as you indicate, this demo is not set up for collisions. (Because it uses constraints, instead of interpolation.) Also, with a bunch of segments chained together, the framerate drops pretty quic

for most any game elements that require a rope. Collisions dont work ect.

That way you are getting a random from the game timer which is all over the place, then the % allows you to constrain it to how many questions you have. Like 200 for example.

2) universal referring system (i.e. an actor change an attribute of another actor without using atrtibutes

Make sure your Actor is colliding with the walls. Add a collide attribute to the Actor (do not create a rule). Also make sure you have walls just outside of the viewable play area so that when your A

Hmm, I'm not sure. You could try it out by adding another rule under each When Attribute device.accelerometer.X is < than -0.05...etc saying when actor receives key Up is down....etc... like i

@swalker Yes, create a rule on your Actor first that says When Attribute device.accelerometer.X is < than -0.05 ...then follow the rest of @MarkOnThelron rules. You must create four rules for

thanks @MarkOnTheIron - but - I am so new to this, I am not sure what to do before this bit? Do I create a Rule first? I have tried just dragging in the Change attribute behaviour. Sorry for my frustr

must we save every time an attribute is changed in a table or will it save that in the table automatically?!

that could be compared with another numerical attribute. Or am I wrong about that?

Let's say I want the user to enter a number and then assign that number to an attribute. How do I do that? As far as I can tell, the keyboard input behavior only works with text strings and any numb

in uscript is a rule in gamesalad checking an attribute. Trigger events in uscript are rules checking for a collide in gamesalad. Key press filters in uscript are rules that check for a key press in