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.

I was wondering if anyone knows a formula so that when something interpolates down I have another object that is Constrained attribute to grow as it comes down.

Ok, I have set-up an attribute called kidscore ( interger ) = 0. Now, I have an Actor which I called Kidbubble, and on this actor I have the below set-up:

when arrow touch is pressed change an attribute(make one that says pressed? bool false) to true

Attribute Game.kidscore < 5

Attribute gamekidscore >=5

put your constrain in a rule, and have the conditions set to only constrain when you want.

Is it possible to unconstrain an attribute? I can't seem to do it.

you may have to get fancy and have an actor that is always following your finger. and constrain everything based off its attributes.

That is true, but when I set all actors to constrain and slide my finger around they all clump together and glitch out, and thus I cannot make them trail behind my finger either, which I would really

Well Overlap/collide is a behavior that is overridden when it conflicts whit a constrain behavior so if you are constraining everything based of mouse position x and y while mousebutton is down. then

the wall for a while. so far i just a boolean attribute for each part of the toy and when it is selected it changes to true which will cause it to be spawned in another scene. however, i can't figure

Make actors for the buttons. Make an attribute for each button to change true when you press them. Then put rules in your moving actor, when button up is true move up and when button down is true move

@mynameisace I have put the actor named "loading" in scene1( top left corner ,white square),it has "load attribute behavior "

You haven't put a load attribute behaviour in to your game. This needs to go in your menu scene.

two attributes : 1 mainscore int 2 sascore int

In this case, do I have to make health attribute for each of them? They are spawned randomly.

Would reset game even rest actor that I have saved? Such as a high-score or other save/load attribute on an IOS device...

Attribute: game.Attribute is true