Inside an actor called "Spawn Row" use a loop to spawn your first row. Now increment the row index by 1; spawn a new actor "Spawn Row"; destroy the old actor calle

Change Attribute: self.NextSpawn = 0Rule: if game.Time > self.NextSpawn Behaviour Spawn enemy Change Attribute: self.NextSpawn = game.Time + some random secondsend Rule

I am stumped with something which looks quite simple. I have a timer which spawns enemy actors every x seconds or fractions thereof. I have a variable (real, not integer) which changes upon certain

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Ok I figured it out. I just spawn a decoy in front of my code heavy pieces. Displaying the important stuff and just taking it along for the ride. Once I drop the piece it destroys.

@gama3 you make the rule: when the attribute equals 7 then spawn actor (use the same spawn rule that you used to originally spawn the actor)

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My method for generating the map is pretty simple. I have a line of 16x16 dirt tiles that line the "top" of the map. Each one will spawn a new block 16 pixels below that until it rea

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This is pretty frustrating though. I've tried spawn actor, move actor, etc and nothing works. I'm this close to giving up

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Is there a specific reason that you need to spawn the actors?

I have a game in which 7 white actors spawn randomly in the scene that has a timer of 30 seconds. In addition to the seven actors, there are 3 red actors that spawn. The objective is to destroy these

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As for right now, I would spawn your platforms but turn the friction up on them. They should come to a slow stop.

So what you want is for the actors that you spawn, is to land on top of each other and then stop moving?

Just create your scene and fill it with the base tile. Then you can just randomly spawn the ores.

Hello. I'm making a simple game that needs to spawn a variable amount of actors, incrementing by 1 after a certain amount of elapsed time.