The countdown timer actor spawns itself several times to build the layers. You could remove the spawn actor behaviours and place the multiple layers on the scene yourself.

Right now I have it set up that when my enemies get destroyed they spawn a coin actor.

I have an actor called Hero who moves to the position where the screen is touched. and I have another actor which works as a button and its called ThrowBomb. ThrowBomb's function is to spawn a bomb at

On screen, I have a button where when it is pressed, it will spawn a bomb actor behind the main actor's current position. That is also workiing as intended. But everytime I press the button, the main

Here is a sample, the little green dots will spawn only in the white area.

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Ah ! Yes, you are probably right, he most likely wants the actors to spawn randomly within that area ?

In the Timer add a Spawn Actor to spawn whatever actor you want

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I have three actors: blue, red, principal actor and will make a spawn actor or the spawn behavior insert in "principal actor"? How can define the area?

In your spawn behaviour you can define where the spawned actor appears, type in whatever values you want.

I want that in the black area use spawn behavior for make an actor every 2 second. How can I do this?

I think performance-wise it's better not to spawn any actors. Just recycle them. When the blocks go outside the screen move them to the other side and load new values from a table.

I was able to change "spawn actor" from "scene" to "actor" which fixes my problem somewhat,...but the (X) location is off.

Ok, so I'm building a top-down RPG/explorer game, and in one scene, whenever my playable character runs into any kind of boundary, a second one of him spawns right behind him and acts and moves just l

the spinning loading wheel, making it seem more unique. The only thing I didn't like was that the armadillo at the end of the first level was not animated, I don't know if it was supposed to do that

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Have you tried any of the fast loop methods, with these you can spawn hundreds of actors very very quickly, using one of these methods 80 actors would appear pretty much instantaneously.

Just make sure you cover the whole screen when or a portion of it when you generate the grid because it looks rubbish watching blocks spawn 1 at a time.

Are you generating your dots whenever a coin actor is spawned . If not here's an idea when the coin is spawned or placed record its screen location to a database then calculate the relative location o