hey, i have a spawner that spawn actor from the top to the bottom.

Well the above example I'm not even spawning them there just resetting to the top, but you could spawn the cars with a timer and just destroy them when the go off scene.

OK, i understand now.. How about if i want the cars to spawn faster the more score it has?

Hm, i don´t think you understood my question.. I want the cars to spawn in only two location. Middel of the half left side, and in the middle of the right side.

In the bullet actor, do not put the Move (or similar) behavior inside of a rule. That will make the bullet move on its own without any input. The key should just be to spawn the bullet from whatever

If i want the "cars" to spawn only 2 locations. Right side, and left side of the road, how can i do that, but make them spawn random right side and left side?

Sorry just to add. I'm using GSHelper (Spawn Actors without overlapping tutorials vidoe on youtube. But with the actors spawned based on the location table i want to individually destroy them when tou

* Spawn the bullet in the direction relative to the actor and have the bullet move in the direction relative to the actor

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I'v an actor with the rule "every 2 sec spawn ActorRED "

I have one actor which I spawn multiple times on a scene. I want to destroy these spawn actors when touches individually.

Right before you spawn a column of actors, increase an integer game attribute (e.g. game.columnID) by one. In the column actor, at the top of the rule list but not inside of a rule, change self.ID to

I have one actor, which is spawning in 5 column and i need, when it is for example in column 3 and in the same time is again spawned in column 2, i need change self.column to 2 for one and 3 for secon

I had the spawn actor set to relative to actor instead of scene. It works now.

In my game I have multiple of the same enemy spawning and are in the game at the same time. I made an attribute for health and created a rule saying whenever a bullet hits the enemy the enemies health

That idea was raised in one of my previous questions and that proved useful for sending a single instruction as you say, like destroying a linked actor, but I'm finding it's not versatile enough on it

Easy - constraining x, y, and rotation, destroy the existing actor and spawn one with the original dimensions plus two squares on each small rectangle end.

Here is one way. Create game boolean called Spawn.

There is a black rectangle that is rotating and I want to make it so when I touch the screen it spawns an actor on both of the short ends facing the same direction. I tried putting the self.rotation i

Is this possible?