I really would suggest to have a play around with the demo. Take a look what is happening. If the colour actors are spawning when the white actor is pressed, then you need to find a rule where the act

Thanks for the help but one last question,I managed to constrain them but now I want to spawn them randomly on the scene but not when actor is touched but with a set timer for spawning.

Attached is another demo. Touch the white actor to move around. The first time you touch it, it will spawn 4 other actors that will be "Attached" to it.

the main actor, and the one that needs to spawn.

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@Socks I mean when they spawn randomly on the scene they will stay together and spawn as they were 1 actor and not separate

"wanting to spawn a group of actors to act as one"

Hi,in the forum I understood that in order to have two or more actors act as one and have them spawn together I have to use something called Graphene,I know it is complicated but I will so much apprec

I know it is currently implementable, but wanting to spawn a group of actors to act as one (mainly for more complex collision types) is a hassle. If I were able to have actors grouped together under a

@Two.E I appreciate it, but can you tell me how to spawn them randomly when they are constrained

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Yes, for a looping scene you'd spawn the same actors again and again.

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Using a timer, spawn a small actor. Experiment with how often (every 0 seconds, every 0.2 second, etc) you spawn.

I actually made a quick demo* to test this and it worked great. I didn't add spawning but once the numbers are generated, it's not hard to spawn actors using their values.

Once you have the seven numbers (e.g. in a table or as attributes) you could find their sum and you'd have your 6-digit number. If the seven numbers have to be unique, that'd be a bit more trouble to

how can I randomly spawn 7 different numbers that will at any given time add up/subtract to equal an earlier randomly generated 6 digit number

The value of game.PlayerCount is increased by 1 every time a Player is spawned (The Player are the blue boxes that spawn and move). The rule to do that increment is in the Player actor. So every time