Add a rule to your up and down buttons: When touch is pressed change attribute game.UpOrDownPressed to true; Otherwise change attribute game.UpOrDown to false. On your shoot actor, add a rule/conditi

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Yeah you have to set that up. So i assume you have a collide behavior for x to collide with the door. Then put the collide behavior in a rule when the boolean attribute you made is false.

make a boolean attribute

I'm working very hard on my new game. Now I've a little problem with a constrain behavior.

add actorAttribute: real type … myTime

gameAttributes (1 for each piece) … boolean type … piece1; piece2; etc.

change attribute game.Calibrate (real) to abs(game.accelerometer.X)

The IAP is based on a table, it is all consumable (adding coins). This is the what I change the attribute to:

-Ability to track "transition" as a Attribute logic checker. I.E. In addition to =, =/=, <, >, etc. etc. have "transition":

Okay, so I want to track multi-touches on the screen as separate entities. My plan is to do this by constraining specific actors to each Touch input whenever a new Touch input is registered on the sc

Create a game attribute Boolean - Dragging Object

then change attribute game.free. to PRO.

For collisions, you need one of the actors to be movable... If not, then Gamesalad's engine isn't tracking where it is for the collision.

then change attribute game.free. to PRO.

then change attribute game.free. to PRO.

accelerometer function by creating two new attributes - Call it SimAccelerometerX and SimAccelerometerY, both real attributes.

I'm trying to make a pseudo 3d effect where my actor moves with velocity according to attribute game.speed (which I have achieved), but I want this attribute to decrease as his y position increases. S

It wouldn't work if it was a integer attribute as doing it in the wrong order may result in the same answer?

were the same. Then in the new actor, create a constrain attribute and constrain the attribute diagonal to self.width*sqrt(2).