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

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

Again, also agreed, sometimes you insert a 'buffer' actor to keep the actor away from the top of the layer stack, then later change something else (which doesn't effect position) and the issue is back

I've been having weird layer problems forever, including this actor permanence thing, jittery actors, delays, etc. Super annoying. (Image)

side of the poles you lose but if you hit the top you gain a point. A good idea might be asking a moderator such as @tatiang .

If you hit the side of the poles you lose but if you hit the top you gain a point

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

I actually often encounter a similar issue to this, which may have to do with the same layering issue. @Armelline

How would I do this on endless running actors?

actor to keep the spawned actors away from the top of the layer stack.

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I also went through the whole spawn to back of layer, spawn to front of layer, move the actor up and down the layers (etc) routine, but now I just use a buffer actor, and in some complicated scenario

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

I spent hours testing and tweaking and disabling rules and adding in conditions and trying everything I could possibly think of. I even tried flat out destroying the first segment of each line, but wh

All I did was, I realized there was a block on the other end that I had coded to destroy the actor, so I created another block that collided with the actor, making it not hit the destroy block until i

Try, instead of using an opaque layer, making the wooden pick that you click to upgrade a single actor, that way, when the actor is maxed out, there won't be a layer interferring with the changing ima

* Simply sign your build in the GS publishing portal with an adhoc provisioning profile....save to desktop.

Open Xcode, and then click on XCODE in the menu bar at the top, then "Developer Tools" and then finally "Application Loader." Upload the app as you usually would fo

Currently looking for an artist who can create one (1) detailed image for 1034 x 768. (3x for retina). Image is a something of a city, similar style and top down view of the image below:

Do you have a UI on a separate layer that moves independently of the rest of the game?