I have a question regarding the scene reset attribute. Whenever I use it to reset my scene, my spawners spawn before being touched. In other words, I have to spawners that are only supposed to spawn w

I want to generate many the actor by using spawn actor.

Looks awesome, I really like the unique drawing style.

Thanks gamewizard99. yeah I wanted to try and make it unique as possible. I don't like coping off others but made my own unique spin-off version.

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I guess if you could figure out a way to spawn the collision shapes from the table too it might work.

Hi treke. An easy way around this is to have an integer attribute labeled PlayerChosen or something of the sort. Each character then changes PlayerChosen based on their identifier.. ex you choose this

Place the spawner at . . .

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Thank you @RThurman‌ for responding. Let me tell you what I'm making at the moment, a painting game where you use two fingers to hold a pole with a roller on the end. So the paint doesn't spawn at

I started using GS for windows yesterday, and the first thing that occured was me dragging an actor onto the stage and it completely disappeared. After a while I noticed that the actor did spawn on th

*I've not included the saving multiple paths to a table and then on to the server setup as that seems fairly unique to my own needs.

http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/60525/spawn-in-circle

Rule for the Spawner:

Can you make something spawn relative to the rotation of the master actor? Is it more simple than I'm making it?

If its not clear the "spawn the spawner" actor is the only one you would put on the scene.

Thanks for the fast responses though! - Will try these out tonight - Duplicate sounds interesting - I'm spwaning over 100 actors though, using each to spawn a fresh one until a limit/total is hit, so

The Spawn Behavior has an option to spawn in front of or behind the spawners actor or layer, but other than that you can't change layer order at run time.

I spawn board cells into a game board, the edge graphic of which, is visually 'higher' than the cells. The prototype and design-time instances of these cells are in the correct layer, and shadows fro

1) Create a spawn actor. You then set a attribute on the spawn actor called spawnTime. Set spawnTime to game.Time + floor(random(1,5))