To resolve this, you need to give your level conditions a break so that they don't fire immediately when a new level starts. To do this, I added a game attribute called game.LevelUpDelay, a boolean.

or you could have a constrain position to position + camera :P

Im not completly sure I understand. Are you wanting to display a piece of text that includes the value of an attribute?

Im not completly sure I understand. Are you wanting to display a piece of text that includes the value of an attribute?

what is the purpose of trying to use a text attribute? you can just choose the table variable right?

I would have my timer attribute setup and then a rule

yeah basically your actors cannot change sizes and detect collisions at the same time. Its a GS bug they hope to squash by the time they go 1.0

Theres no set loop function in gamesalad, youll have to make that yourself with timers and change attributes.

constrain attribute self position x to actor2 position x

it and game.using weapon is false the to change attribute to game.using weapons true

Interpolate is really straightforward behaviour to use with nothing to worry about! Where it says Interpolate Attribute, click on the three dots and then in the Expression Editor, click on the name of

Change attribute (--boolean) SwitchC to true

And as long as you have your attribute "triggers" in place, they will move on-screen. (I.e when the user loses, a boolean attribute is changed to true; as long as you've put When Swi

You're correct that the gravity attribute itself can't be switched on or off during gameplay, so using accelerate is a good workaround. Firstly, make sure that you've 0 and 0 in the X and Y of the Gra

Change Attribute: game.Timed ----- real attribute to game.Timed + 0.01

In their Rules (of these transparent actors), put a Constrain attribute in each, constraining their y to the appropriate graphic (presuming the popup is travelling downwards or upwards).

if the fish actor collides with target make win attribute true otherwise false. Something along those lines. To make the popup and buttons fly in, have the actor(s) above or to the side of the scene

Change attribute boolean switch to true

Attribute

Perhaps I'm just getting confused then, just checked out my old project and I can see that as soon as I 'reset game' I then have rules saving 'attribute x' as 'key x' etc - thus resetting all saved da