Scrolling credits is made by having a spawn actor at the bottom of the screen, just outside it, and make it spawn text actors that have a "every 0 seconds, move up" command. And then

So, I have a grid system going on, with a top-down game I made, where my floor consists of lots of squares, called tiles, and I want all my actors (walls, protagonist, enemy, resources etc.) to spawn

I'm sure when learning either Objective-C or Swift you'll come across issues far more difficult to resolve than not knowing where the layers panel is or a wayward spawner !

So, I have been changing layer orders and when I do, the code doesn't seem to work anymore. Is there a way to view the layers of all actors instead of just guessing send forward and backward? Honestl

Before you spawn the bullet, you do a conditional... if the ammo count is greater than 0, then spawn the bullet and reduce the ammo to 0, otherwise do nothing or play a empty magazine sound.

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@Summation I have tried unchecking the "preload art" option on most of my actors with images and I do spawn several actors after the scene has loaded (Image)

Spawn Actor behaviour

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My obstacles spawn randomly. At times there are impossible moments (rocks spawning together) so that it is physically impossible for my character to jump over.

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Another thing is to make sure you aren't changing the scene. What I would do is to put a unique actor on each scene (e.g. a different color). Then when you preview, check to see if the actor you exp

Yep, if someone asks for a "match 3 template" and you sell a candy crush template or someone asks for a "candy crush template" and you see a generic "match

So, I made my objects spawn randomly and I added a collide to keep them from overlapping. But if they both spawn randomly at the same area, The obstacles sit on top of each other. I combatted this wit

I have a scene (portrait) with 2 walls on either side. I want an actor to spawn from the top of the screen (just outside viewable area) and come in at an angle, where it will bounce off one wall,then

You could have a small magic actor, then a rule in your main actor on touch every ?? seconds spawn magic actor at random angle relative to your main actors position, give your magic actor a tag of mag

Each key stores a single attribute value and must therefore be a unique name. If you're planning to save and load more than a couple attributes it pays to use a table instead.

@Summation Exactly, you got it:)! Or it exports every different color into different SCV files to avoid confusion. So the orange coordinates will get a seperate table that only contains the spawn loca

Once this is complete, you save the table, then spawn the town from the newly created table using a method similar to the one I posted -- theoretically you would only have to do this once since once t

you chose another engine. So what if you can spawn everything (or at least 60% or more) in the scene, you will end up with much faster loading times. On top of that, all the actors will be placed pix