I was just testing and about 3 actors at a time seems to work ok. I was going to try and spawn them in 3 waves and then when 3 waves are spawned make them visible and start moving them. See if that

I don't think so. As I said, spawning 10 actors at once is really not recommended.

for that interview made me realize just how much I want to be creating these types of games.

I am a designer/illustrator trying to make my first game. The game I am trying to create revolves around math and a tug-of-war mechanic. I can't seem to find any tutorials on this. I suppose I could t

@Armelline you have the right idea, I just tested both ways and yes you have it right how I want it. The only change I need to make is that I need to make sure that it will travel at the most up lin

When you say you have watched the videos...does that include my series?

:-0. Didn't know that ! Better pay for your assets sir they can bite you if that's the case.

There are two behaviours - "Random one up one down" and "Up and down". Turn on one or the other to see the two types of path. "Random one up one down&q

number but then use that number every time. How do I make the value random every time?

I didn't get a chance to review your example till today. I see that by default there is a path in your example, however when I turn the "Up and Down" method on the path disappears.

Here's one way to do this. As was mentioned, the best method depends on various factors but at least you can see one method. This spawns a new actor for each table cell that then logs the table cell

@ookami007 to explain what he needs it for and how many rows and tables are involves.

Attributes are more straight forward to use if you only need a few values to keep track of.

Before I possible spend $1.99....does this app contain ads? Do you allow the use of any promo codes?

Send me a PM if you use one, just so i know - and as payment for the promocode, i'd love a review, but only if you don't mind.

So I guess your real question is whether to use tables or not? Tables are more powerful and can be easier to use depending on the situation. It's also easier on processing, though you're not going to

You can have a blank text attribute. Just leave the space after "=" empty, that should work fine. See the attached demo for an example.

The example I provided has the option of a random path. In what way did you want it different?

Possible, but most likely is you were using TableColSum slightly wrongly, as @JSproject says. 19/20 it's a logic issue rather than a GS bug (Image)

It depends on what you're doing - You can only use the Change Table Value Behavior if you're changing a table value. A Change Attribute Behavior cannot change a table value. Likewise, a Change Table V