A simple way would be to spawn a highlighted grid square (isometric diamond) at a grid quantized value of touch X,Y. . . . So on touch spawn highlight at (floor(mouse.x/40))*40 . . . (Or whatever the

Spawn Bullet

I was wondering if the tables were the way to go, since I'd eventually spawn new actors with the same characteristics as those destoy

For example, i want to spawn two actors that share the same characteristics - say, two red cars. When I select both, they destroy, like a Memory card game. I could subsequently spawn them again for

I need to randomly spawn about 10 actors but want them to be confined within a circular area rather than a square which I would get if I just randomly create x and y coordinates.

The one bug is when the slingshot spawns two of the same thing. I only need it to spawn one ball.

However I've already reached my first barrier. I can't find a way to create a line that will spawn randomly downwards. I've watched numerous tutorials and downloaded many templates but I can't seem to

I find the column setup very modular. it means at any time you can spawn 2, 3, 4, or so on enemies per tick. Im not sure how you mean the other option, but whatever works for you best.

One other thought I had was to duplicate my code 6 times, since it will check the next entry and if it has the same time, then it will spawn as well.

But if you want to do it this way, your best bet is to instead make an attribute called image number. And make the button instead do this function. Imagenumber =(imagenumber+1). if you want the functi

What you do is utilize multiple columns. Decide how many creatures you want to spawn at any one time, the maximum, and create a block of code for each column. I see that you appear to use 3 columns, s

I have a table with the time to spawn, enemy type and x coordinate (they always spawn at the top).

She wants another one to spawn out of screen and have the elephant walk towards it as well, so that the elephant can destroy it, and continue to have trees spawn continuously.

If you want the tree to re-spawn on the right edge of the screen (this is just a guess) you would delete the 180 you have now 'in the direction' and put value in the first 'from position' box instead,

First off you are destroying the tree actor before it can spawn the tree actor again.

You have them set up to . . . destroy the current actor - then spawn a copy in the same location that is rotated 180° - so the project is doing exactly what you are asking it to do.

I am making a vertical shooter and unlike most (that randomly spawn enemies), I want to have waves of enemies in a set order.

Hmm. Well the spawner is part of the scrollable menu system - basically like a list of items and I want to spawn new actors from this list. But the problem is they're spawning on the scrollable layer.

Ooooh... that's an interesting one. Are you running the spawn relative to the Actor, or are you going relative to the Scene? My gut says you're spawning relative to the Actor, and when the Actor is c

Sorry @moik I completely forgot about that! Fail! Sometimes the actor will spawn either above or below the area you can see.