If you want to link two spawned actors together, increase an integer game attribute (e.g. game.spawnID) by one right before spawning both actors and then in each spawned actor's rule list at the top a

Another member posted (I can't remember where) if you spawn the health bar either in front of or behind the actor (I can't remember which) you can use the same game level attribute to constrain x and

enemy and a collision detection actor are being spawned from a prototype every 2 seconds by a control. I can easily spawn them in the same location but I can't see how to constrain the speed of the t

Please notice I have set for less < 10, but in actually, I'm looking to spawn 100 objects.....God Bless...

What is the best method to spawn 100 objects in randomly x,y positions in a game scene of 50,000 x 50,000 ( width ), ( height ). I currently have a spawner that is set to spawn 100 objects, but it's n

* When the score and high score showed it showed 153 together but the way the app was acting and if I didn't set up the timer that @Thunder_Child suggested and the boolean you suggested I'm 100% sure

my faith is restored haha for some reason having an actor spawn a display text and a 2nd display text command which displays the score also was causing the flicker!! crazy... crazy game salad!

I would think that would do the trick. Did you verify that the attribute in fact changed back to 0? What happens when you add a Log Debugging Statement to the rule with the Spawn Actor behavior? Do

Anyway... I'm using a timer to spawn my level select buttons. The timer is supposed to run when the count is 0 and stop when it reaches whatever number, for example 10. This would give me 10 buttons.

I have multiple spawning weapons and enemies, all generated from prototypes. When one collides with the other I need to know which weapon has hit which enemy, and then both weapon and enemy inflict an

I admit I didn't read all of this but in terms of connecting two actors, right before you spawn them, increase an integer game attribute called game.spawnID by 1. In your spawned actors, change an in

My weapon is spawned from a prototype, and the player can position weapons on any of the game squares in the grid. Only one can be spawned on an individual square at one time, but the player could spa

From what I've been able to conclude, it's either of those things that cause a crash and the zoom in effect. I had to remove all graphics in the level except for actors that spawn after the level load

I love the Loop Over Table behavior. It's easy to use and fast. Other interesting applications? Sure, you can spawn a grid of actors or add up numbers extremely quickly or check for available paths

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@Socks I have created three spawn behaviors with timers, but I am unable to control the spawning time exactly, and sometimes the actors overlap.

If they are to spawn in the same interval but not at the same time, what do you mean by that? Can you give a few examples?

Use three spawn behaviours.

Hi, i'm a bit new to GS and got stuck on a spawn rule

----Spawn weed X=25 / Y=random (0,1024)