The new tool is a bit stricter about everything having unique IDs and I've seen some projects where people "added" actors to their project by directly copy pasting XML and not updati

One possibility is that you unlocked the actor in the scene and created an "instance" with unique rules from the original "prototype."

I'm gonna go ahead and describe my concept a bit. Basically it's a puzzle/quiz game, in which every puzzle is simple but unique. Like puzzle no 3 might be a simple riddle in text, but no 7 maybe a sim

create an actor .. change its image to a car .. make it move when you press a button or touch the screen .. add more actors .. give each actor a unique car image ... place them on the scene ... add a

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You really have a unique style in games i admire that, going to check this later and rate. Good luck with the downloads and getting featured !

A third option would be to place an invisible actor at the particular position and use this to trigger the spawn once the other actor collides with it.

     Spawn actor [actor name]

I need to help record the position of actor so I can spawn another actor when the first actor gets to a particular position

When you spawn the actor direction , it is spawned at the centre of the leader actor , but when the follower actor collides with it, it will collide with it as soon as it touches it, so the collision

The leader actor is told to spawn the direction actor for the sole purpose of being in the way of the follower actor.

spawn an actor called direction

@Icebox – I'm struggling to understand why you've got the spawn Direction rule in the "otherwise" section. I know it works – I just can't figure out why isn't in the section where it

If you spawn the bullet below the cannon it will look fine. Or you can spawn the bullet not from centre but at end of canon..

the moment I have a timer for every 5 seconds to spawn in the cannonball actor and the cannonball actor has a Change Velocity attribute with direction 0. I'm assuming this is the part that needs chan

It’s a fun and challenging physic-based game. Fly, fall, bounce, and collect coins to purchase unique power-ups and completely crazy accessories! The ultimate goal is to cross the finish line.

Ah, so when spawn keep the x/y of each in table rows. Then keep each of the other actors constrained to the relevant row of x/y. I'll give it a try and let you know how I get on.

@robert.j.mccarthy

http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/20993/spawned-actors-spawning-actors-that-follow

Trying to publish an App to the macOS App Store, I have an valid and in-date Mac App Distribution, Mac Development certificates installed plus the provisioning profiles for both and they are unique an