but the "save" attribute doesn’t work for the behavior Keyboard input, this works for scores.

them all activate and appear when the correct attribute is set to True state.

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.

i have a few of these in one of my games so yes its possible. you can either do a full destroy when its not needed or just change its alpha to 0 and make sure theres an attribute that disables all the

The way you communicate between actors in GameSalad is with game-level attributes. You can make a boolean attribute called game.Button1 and set it to false (unchecked). Then, in your button1 actor,

You can make the tail a separate actor and constrain it to the location (+/- an offset value) of the squirrel's body. In the body actor, have it broadcast it's position by constraining game.squirrelX

...or you could try making the tail a separate actor and constrain its position relative to the main squirrel body.

While not exactly the same, I created terrain collisions in BOT with invisible actors. Basically... one actor is a picture of the scene, and then invisible circles and rectangles/squares lay on top of

thanks so far working great, just where would i set to limit the distance so say i don't want left ball to cross x position =240, it should be something like constrain x position to game.Touches.Tou

for example , i have a red ball when s touch to move the ball around with one finger, and another ball when touch to move around too. right now when i am moving one ball the other ball won't move.

Yes, You mean constrain an actor to a position on another actor... Watch ALL of this:

no i dont have a bullet actor on scene.I just have the rules when (fire button) is pressed change the attribute to true,otherwise false.in the charactor actor i have when(fire attribute is true) spawn

in 2,save attribute,in 1(int scene),load attribute

The time will not get quicker because it'll just do what the attribute is at first. If the attribute is 1 at the start and changes a million times, it will still be set as every 1 second.

so then whats going on with the self attribute "start y" do i no longer need that... because thats the method that I'm trying to go through... and instead of the actor going back to

The time will not get quicker because it'll just do what the attribute is at first. If the attribute is 1 at the start and changes a million times, it will still be set as every 1 second.

I can't remember how I set up the code, but delete the change attribute for the overlap/collide and the otherwise and just have when actor overlaps or collides with switch change attribute game.switch

I've tried both constrain and change attributes. I've tried having it in a separate actor and running it off a timer to decrease the variable. All of these result in the variable going down but they w

Go to your scene´s layers and the make sure that the dot actors that are placed on the minimap are placed in a layer that has the scrollable attribute checked.

You need to change every game and actor attribute back to the way it was at the beginning. Every x and y position, every boolean, everything that has changed.