One GameSalad tip that has helped me a lot is to keep game logic organized and reuse attributes instead of creating separate logic for everything.

The new folders and attribute reordering in Creator 2 are also nice quality-of-life improvements. Looking forward to seeing Engine 2 App Gen become available to everyone.

* Folders: You now have folders for assets, actors, and attributes. No folders for Scenes since order matters there. Sorry about it taking so long!

    engine.postEvent('externalWriteGameAttribute', null, 'game.attributes.id664201', 'true')

My game is HTML5. I've been doing some playing around, and have noticed that the idea of "if key is pressed, change attribute to true. if key released, change attribute to false." do

Sounds like something is conflicting somewhere. What exactly are you trying to do? Should be as simple as having a rule that if key is pressed, change attribute.boolean to true, else attribute boolean

When I google it, it tells me to tie the key press to a boolean attribute and base my conditions around that attribute instead of the raw key press. I've tried that but it still doesn't work for me. A

* The Left/Right/Mid simply compare another attribute to know where to spawn the ball, and that attribute is affected by game.tableposition, using it as a reference (but not changing it)

* Is only one of these actors definitely on the scene at any time? I'd test this by first adding a Change Attribute (self attribute) to "random(1,1000)" somewhere above and outside o

I don't think the context is that relevant, but I have an image of my code. Every time this "After x seconds" happens, instead of increasing by 1 like it's intended to, game.tablepos

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You just loop over the table, merge the values, dump it into an attribute and then send that attribute to the debugger. Attached is a very quickly made, very crude project that does exactly that.

I'm trying to code a game, and I want an attribute to change in the code itself. For example, I could change the attribute to 1, but if I go into the code or load up the preview again, it's back to de

The "1234" in the renderer.js file is the part that I need to replace with reference to the game's score attribute. But as is, it works and successfully uploads 1234 to the Steam lea

hi, i have a actor placed 20 times on my scene, each actor have a self.myrow integer attribute from 1 to 20, then each actor display the value from a table, so the self.myrow is the row from the table

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score = " to reference my score attribute with id id290696.

The answer is: Yes! Please do! Just be sure to properly attribute me.

The GameSalad score attribute I'd like to post is named "SCORE" with the id "id811758"

For callback, it's just an integer. Make a game.Callback attribute (can be called anything) and when the game contacts Apple/Google for the Purchase Data it will return 1 if when it succeeds and -1 if