Set a attribute in your actor called "time to spawn" and set it initially to -999

1) How would you create a random spawn of letters that are weighted so that they have to appear. In the example above, I need “A” and “O” to show up, but randomly spawned amongst unused letters. Can i

I'll try again, sorry guys! I got it to appear in a random sequence, and I tested it for a little while, and I stopped them from re-spawning on top of each other however the next actor doesn't appear

If you are using the same button actor multiple times in your scene as the 5 buttons you can simply create a self attribute inside of the button actor. This attribute will need to be Boolean so that y

My recommendation would be not to spawn new actors but to change the images of the existing actors (although if you are destroying the original actors in each spot I suppose it doesn't really matter).

rule that says When attribute game.count≥5 then spawn actor and change attribute self.locked (yes, this should be a boolean) to true. In the initial touch is pressed rule, also have the condition at

In the sixth actor use the game level attribute in a rule with the condition Attribute game.iCount = 5 then in the rule move or spawn your actor onto the screen.

What i did was when mouse button is up destroy actor, and when mouse button is pressed spawn actor. But it din't work so well...

@SlickZero‌ i have a timer on them to spawn so i cant put a timer in a timer so how would i go on to change that

Use a "timer" behavior, and put your rule inside of it, and set how long you want them to spawn.

when actor receives event mouse button is down when attribute ammo is greater than 0change attribute ammo to ammo-1spawn actor bullet.when ammo is <= 0for 4 seconds constrain ammo to 0after 4 s

For shooting I used the "Spawn Actor" Behavior. Everytime the ammo goes below 1 it shoots or "spawns" a bullet. I can continue to use the mouse button to shoot

I would like to ask you how exactly can I make GS indicate that a specific object has moved up or down (+Y or -Y), since I want to spawn another object below or on top of it depending on the movement

Alright I figured it out. A created a rule in Actor1 to be destroyed on release, and created a rule in Actor2 to spawn Actor 1 overtop of it if both actors collide

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I assume this is a spawn behaviour, however whatever I do it just won't work.

2- Do I just drag into the scene all these instance actors? Do I set up a replicate actor or a spawn actor for them? What is an efficient way to produce a lot actors in a scene. Graphically I'm keepin

In my first attempt, I tried having a unique actor for each direction - so Wind Up, Wind Down, etc. It would spawn at the player's touch point of origin (so where they started the swipe), and move acr

"Spawn Actor > Maxed In front of" Now it worked.. sort of. When you buy all the upgrades it shows it on top of my previous screen to block the actor behind it out.

when it gets to the next gun it will have to spawn an actor if it us unlocked as well... furthermore its got to save the table as well please let me know your rates and i will either agree or disagre