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Lol, near enough ! And what alphabet are you using that has 62 characters !? (Image)

possible to stick to a 9 character seed if you branched into special characters.

I understand, I'm just saying that you'd need 81 characters (rather than 12) to represent all the possible combinations in a 2x2 grid (with 3 possible tiles for each position).

I think you're misunderstanding what I'm proposing. Edit: I'm wrong. But you'd have 62 characters to play with, so you'd not be that much short :P

You can also extract the overall possible combinations number I mentioned earlier (to tatiang) from this:

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You'd be short by 55 letters ! (Image)

108 seems excessive, you can create a seed very easily with 36 characters. If you're willing to do some leg work, that can be reduced down to a 9 character seed pretty easily.

If you start the game, run a timer. In this you have a global (integer) attribute (speed).

Hi there ! Can anyone help - I'm trying to speed up my platforms in an endless runner game (i watched both of Jamies Cs tutorials on endless runner) the one where you spawn the platforms..

It doesn't sound like an ideal way of working, as a rule is made true, the action of making it true makes it false (through the spawning of an actor that makes it false).

Why pass the information to an attribute, and then check that attribute (to see whether it is true or not) before spawning ? Maybe it's the way your game is set up and you need it to work this way, pe

Not guessing, but that's what is happening - using that logic, it should work (theoretically) - and it does, but only for a while. Sometimes after 5s, sometimes after 20s, sometimes after 60s the bubb

How does the bubble's starting position 'invalidate' the "if Y >= 200" rule ? And what does 'invalidate' mean in this context ?

Regarding your file - I will look at that the minute I get home! Thank you for taking the time! (Image)

So if would have never 'touched' Y=200, so if you have a condition looking for Y=200, it will never be triggered (no bubbles get spawned).

Demo file attached, see if this works for you (it works as expected for me).

This does work (from your description), you've probably just implemented it incorrectly.

should move faster and faster. The trick is to make the vertical space between actors constant, even as their upwards speed increases with time.