(Quote)

Sounds like spawning a new actor is what I’m trying to accomplish. Is that it?

It's all very doable but I'm not sure what you need help with. You asked about "how to add the actors to a separate scene." You can definitely spawn an actor in the same scene but

way you don't have to keep track of the coins to spawn/de-spawn since they are all in the same scene. This sample only used two game screens so you'd have to make an even larger scene to hold more. A

In the end all I needed to do was make the goal sensor actor W: 20px H:768 and spawn it with the DualObj actor , mirror the movement and spawn actor logic between the two.

just have the goal (or whatever DualObj is) spawn the sensor at X:1050 and Y: self.Position.Y [both relative to scene].

I am spawning a goal sensor (score manipulator zone) and Am needing a quick check on my logic.

It's really about keeping track of the number of coins either as a static value (e.g. scene 2 will always have 13 coins) or dynamically (e.g. change attribute game.spawnCount to game.spawnCount+1, spa

Hmm... so if you're using the same coin spawner actor on both scenes, you'll need to code things a bit differently. I guess you'll need to keep track of how many coins are spawned in each scene and t

I did initially spawn the coins (following your initial instructions) but I couldn't get it to work correctly.

Okay, I looked at your file. The idea of a spawnID uses the fact that GameSalad spawns actors at different times. So the first spawned actor will be assigned self.spawnID=1, the next self.spawnID=2,

I was going to separate the two images and spawn the top one. constrain the top image to the bottom image x spawn coordinates and something like bottom image Y cords +40 px and use an if actor spawned

Hello guys, I am working on a project and have difficulty in limiting the time of the spawned actor. I've made it spawn random(3,5) seconds but don't know how I can make it disappear after -for instan

(Quote)

If I click A, A will spawn C, click B will spawn D.

The table is just a blank table. Create a new table and give it a name. That's it. It only needs to have one column. I would create rows based on the number of coins you will be spawning (e.g. if

self.SpawnID (for the coin actor)

an actor a table cell (in this case, using game.spawnID to keep track of the spawn order as a row number):

Can you post the code/behaviors you are using? I would say that the default way actors work is to be used/collected and not re-spawn unless you specifically tell them to re-spawn. So I suspect there i

Is it possible for an actor be used multiple times on a scene, get collected, and not re-spawn. The obvious example is a range of coins.