@Armelline I tried that, it doesnt spawn right on top of the platform also it doesn't spawn one at a time

@karuzo Which speed are you increasing? The spawn speed, or the movement of the actors?

I have an actor I spawn every 3 seconds and it moves along X axis at 300 speed. As you can imagine what you'll see is the same actor repeat at specific distance from each other. Now I want to increase

This could work if you set them to destroy themselves soon enough after they're spawned (or after a certain number of them are on screen) so they won't eat up excessive resources. Nice idea, @Spalding

This might end up being pretty resource intensive, depending on how frequently you use it, but could also spawn a sizable number of actors that act like particles and set them to collide with whatever

Any reason you can't spawn the actor and apply the same movement behaviours to it as the one you want it to follow?

Now what I'm trying achieve is I want an actor to spawn on top of each platform one at a time , is this possible? Thanks

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Then, go into the control actor and change the spawn behavior to "in front of layer". Now preview and you'll see that it completely screws up the game, for no apparent reason.

If attribute WallHit is noIf collision with postChange attribute (whatever attribute you're using for points) to (whatever attribute you're using for points)+1Destroy BallSpawn actor Ball at position

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Okay, you should try creating an invisible pressure plate for both locations. If an avoid touches the 1st pressure plate, add one to an attribute titled PressurePlate1. If an avoid touches the 2nd pre

there is an integer that called randomspawn and i've changed it to random(1,2).

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It effects not only spawned actors . . . and the actor not fading when it should ('permanence') is not the only way it manifests itself (although, again, this was the first way I came across it too),

This has been in GameSalad for as long as I can remember, it doesn't only effect spawned actors, although that's where I first encountered the glitch (the first actor being spawned in a timer loop mis

When an actor is spawned at the top of the layer (e.g. "front of actor"), this actor permanence bug occurs. To fix it, either add an actor above it in the same layer or spawn it to

The inescapable conclusion at this point was that the presence of any other actor when the line was spawned would prevent the bug occurring. Even though the line being spawned had absolutely no connec