It was a stupid problem... I had 2 constrains attributes on the same game attribute. I delete one of this and now it works!

Oh, right I didn't thought of the saving part. I never tried to save self.attributes. The problem is that locked instances will try to save the attribute to the same key.

Look in the Cookbook under the "Load Attribute" and "Save Attribute" behaviors.

Attribute - self.Position.X < = 0

@tenrdemer I have a lot of rules and scenes. can be an attribute, a rule or whatever?

nevermind i figured it out...the problem was that in the boolean attribute, it was checked on.I guess somehow in someway it was making the attribute true at the start..

@reginald.bernardin In my opinion, there is nothing to fix. If you want to reset EVERYTHING, you use Reset Game, which is a very handy behavior. If you want to reset mostly everything, you can use R

hey thanks, but would game salad be aware of this and make like a button or attribute that could fix this. it's a great programs i didn't know you had to do all that..thanks and take care

Ah hell, it was an attribute. No wonder it was not working. I deleted the attribute. Derp de derp. Thanks @johnmulcahy

What is Init? Is that a custom attribute? That's usually what self.whatever starts with.

After about a month of creating my original actor movement constrains, I have forgotten where the darn self.Init is the attribute browser, or was it there in the first place? Maybe it did it manually,

I'm working on events in my game based on realtime device. Example: 7pm = game scenario is night, 7am = game scenario is day using rule if Attribute game.Clock.Hour = X then ...

Optimised it so there aren't a load of timers and that it uses it's self alpha attribute to trigger, so no need for extra attributes bogging the game down.

Constrain Attribute game.moneybag to floor(game.MainScore/100). Then use Save Attribute and Load Attribute to store game.moneybag (and probably game.MainScore) on the device.

If you are using a Reset Game behavior for your game reset button, then this is certainly going to happen. Reset Game resets all actors and attributes back to their original values. You can either m

I was looking at the webinar and the tutorials about IAP non consumables. It's mentioned that you have to create a load attribute rule so that the app knows every time it's started that the full versi

Attribute gamekidscore < 5

on my Attribute - player

Which in GameSalad speak would mean using a Constrain Attribute:

You could put a interpolate attribute in the shadow to grow the the desired height with the same time that it takes the boss to come down.