The project is fairly straightforward to use, you can use it without a video, the video just shows it in action.

You need another attribute that keeps track of how many enemies there is alive. Then when that gets to 0, you can switch to the next wave.

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Could you show a screenshot of the rules that are not working? Would be much easier to help solved the issue.

There are a number of free templates and art assets you can find if you search around, try Googling free GameSalad templates, also the internet is awash with free game assets, sounds, music and so on

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If you made that from scratch. Not bad.

@Socks Okay exclude the first batch since it's done. What I wanted next is to spawn another batch actors like what I've previously, but this time I wanted to make sure that the first batch has been wi

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Do you want this to happen after "the 30 hit 0" or "after etc seconds" ?

There are no add-ons with GameSalad, the trial version comes with everything the non-trial version comes with, I expect you are referring to a template or maybe an art asset ?

I think you should learn GameSalad yourself, you will be surprised at what you are able to put together even after a month or two of playing around with how the software works.

That's all very well and good (and patently obvious given my high quality rendering of Tony the Spider), but can you give me an actual percentage ? It's all very well saying something will be a hit, b

Thank you @Armelline, that's very kind of you to mention me.

to set the limits for an actor that will randomly move around the screen, but only within these limits. It's just a quick way of setting the extent of a random movement.

Is it just a random left to right movement you need or should the actor also move up and down (so essentially anywhere on the screen) ?

I have tried using Timer: Every 1 second: Change Velocity function using random(0,400) but they don't stay on screen...

And thank you all for your comments .

As stated above, you could rotate it in preview and them import it or change the actor's rotation in the template.

Would it be helpful to you if you were to set your random timer then, once the timed event had occurred, your timer spawns a new version of itself (with a new call for a random time) and is destroyed?