If you want each actor to contain that unique number, the actor has to grab and place that number somewhere. That is why you create a self integer attribute ( called NewValue in this example ) to hold

I spawn 5 actors but want each of the 5 actors to have a unique reference point (Number). This should be displayed on screen too.

I'm working on a simple sorting game that has 52 cards that I need to spawn into the game area with a button (the user will then touch move the cards to a position of their choice onscreen to sort the

Your app might have a very unique name and can't be found because of this reason. Update you app description, try to get some G+ on your app, ask friends to download and rate your app, etc. Once the d

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terrible job and you had 20 scenes each with 100 unique Booleans you'd end up with 4kb of RAM used.

If you want to spawn without overlapping, you'll need to track the location of each spawned actor (probably in a table) and not spawn further actors that will overlap with that area. It's a lot more d

I need spawn 6 actors in random point in the scene, but i don't need it spawn like this (Image)

I make an "spawner object" that spawns two rectangles 128 pixels tall, one of the left and one on the right, so that the space between them is exactly 64 pixels.

You may have unlocked the actor thereby creating an "instance" with unique rules that differ from the "prototype" actor in the Library/Inspector. Try deleting the

I just have no clue here... you're spawning an actor named "Texture Back" and changing its width???

Spawn a Texture Back setting size to Columns 3/4

Give each actor an actor attribute of type integer called self.fruit. Double-click on each actor in the scene and change self.fruit to a unique number (e.g. orange could be 1, banana could be 2, appl

Then If the variable = "Box", spawn a text back to the Width/Height in Column 3/4 and show Text in Column 2.

unique storytelling and ambient music to create

P.S. the 'direction' in the spawner doesn't control the direction the spawner actor will move it, it just changes the spawned actor's rotation (it really should be called 'rotation').

i mean one actor spawned from top to the bottom (by the spawner). when i click on the screen, the actor move (in a different speed) in the right direction.

* You spawn one actor that moves down (from top to the bottom). When clicked, move in the right direction.

@theazlowes ...You could always create an actor...(320x50) and have it spawn at the bottom...put the ad behavior it that....that way when you preview you will see where the ad will be placed...also...

I tried creating a new actor(spawnActor), with timer "Every random(1,3)" spawn actor "Car". But it spawns more often then 1-3 seconds..