To change the size immediately, you don't need to use a timer. Just do the two change attribute behaviors (to 100) and then have a timer after that set to "after" ten seconds to cha

Any time you have a "Play Music" behavior called out in a rule, the music will start from the beginning. The only way to not have the music start again is to remove the behavior from

Attribute: game.unlockLevel = game.LevelNr

Change Attribute (self.size.width) to 100

Well, I have an actor that jumps with an interpolate attribute and moves with the arrow keys. However, it seems to not be able to do both at the same time.

change attribute (self.size.x to 100 or something)

need two gameAttributes to store those separate values

If all of your table cells are in a range without breaks, you could use a loop to add all of the values. You can see my post in the http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/41887/i-can-make-a-loop-in-t

Try using a timer with change attributes to change the size, that shouldnt mess up the collisions at all.

Try using a timer with change attributes to change the size, that shouldnt mess up the collisions at all.

need two gameAttributes to store those separate values

I created an actor called pause. In game attributes I created integer paused.

There an Actor into every scene that has a Change Attribute "game.LevelNr to 1, or 2 or 3", etc, it obviously depends by the level the Actor is in. This Actor shows the level number

Use Change Velocity or Change Attribute self.motion.linear velocity.x/y to [random values] instead of Move or Move To.

I thought that attributes don't slow GS down. I thought that it were the behaviors like "timer, constrain, interpolate, move, move to, etc."

Ok, so normally when you want to set your self.position to some attribute you have to do self.position x = (whatever attribute x)

Another way is to change 5 attributes to each of your distances, game.distance1, game.distance2, etc. Then, do change attribute game.shortestDistance to min(game.distance1,min(game.distance2,min(game

I would convert the accelerometer value into a value you want to work with. So you could rotate/tilt your device with a Display Text actor to show the values (x, y, and/or z) and see at what point 30

or to change the actor's speed by using Change Attribute self.motion.linear velocity.x. If your actor is rotating, go into the actor's attributes and enable Fixed Rotation:

Attribute count shouldnt effect creator performance. Ive had projects with hundreds of attributes.