In the first actors PROTOTYPE put spawn actor in the detection you want

Using multiple spawn actor behaviors should result in no delay.

Yeah, that timer example is exactly what I am doing. I might be able to get away with multiple spawn actor commands in a single rule. Would that delay be less than the 0.03 second delay from the timer

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Timer every 0 seconds spawn actor [actor name] at tableCellValue(tableName,game.row,1) tableCellValue(tableName,game.row,2) change attribute game.row to game.row+1

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I don't have access to the loop command, but I do currently have the spawn going off a timer. When the spawn triggers, to spawn my grid of obstacles, every 0 seconds, spawn an actor at position x,y co

Have you tried using a timer or a loop to spawn the actors? How do you have the rule setup for "Every certain amount of distance"?

So I have a game prototype I am working on where the hero dodges incoming obstacles. To do this, I have the hero constrained to the screen area, spawn obstacles off the screen, and tell the obstacles

You're right... if the alpha is 0 the player can still detect a collision. I think when a bullet hits an asteroid, you should spawn an actor to spawn the explosion particles and destroy the asteroid

The idea is that if game.Time is 24, that means that game.timeStamp may have been 22 (for example) and game.duration was 2. Then, the rule will spawn an actor, change game.timeStamp to 24 and self.du

Using that same script only spawns 1 enemy for me.

Fixed (Spawner actor had invalid attributes): Getting a black screen with the same code but i'll fiddle with it. I have multiple spawner actors coming from a spawner so this could be causing it to bla

You'll need to use a custom timer for this. One way to do this is (the Spawn Actor behavior would replace the Log Debugging Behavior below):

Try ticking run to completion, add the actor to spawn, also why have you selected random(min,max) for the direction? just wondering why no values are in there

I am able to spawn an actor from another actor with this (updated image):

You could have a self.boolean in the torches and when touch is pressed spawn light source at torch XY position.

Perhaps its a logic error? For example, both actors are being destroyed. Then after they are destroyed (and are gone) they are then supposed to re-spawn themselves. Try putting the spawn behavior b

I currently spawn an actor every 2 seconds, which flies across the screen at a random angle... that works no problem.