your player is always in the middle and you have in the player if health = 0 spawn actor game over. so then he is in the middle?

Couldn't you have the barrier spawn some waypoints for the hero to follow?

@StormyStudio when I built this game I just prototyped it as fast as I could just using masses of spawns and timers as they are easy to get something up and running always with the intention that once

Personally I like to keep code simple so I'd dump all the is-hitbox-true-attribute stuff and just have a rule saying that when the hit box is touched spawn an actor wherever you want.

lol, i do my own pixel art, not that detailed, but mabye a few shadows, and i just make random blocks spawn in gamesalad to make my pixels.

@sadida172, thanks for your reply! That works, except when my player gets to a certain point, I want the enemies to spawn (Image)

What I did was created a spawner_actor which spawned the projectile spawner in 1 of 2 places (essentially left side / right side) dependant on an actor attribute.

You can spawn it back

Simply place 5 spawners where you require them vertically (it doesn't matter where you place them horizontally) and make the X position for the spawned actor read:

If not you might be able to do something similar to what I did with the block breaker template I made which is when your bubble hits another bubble/stops moving, spawn some invisible actors in the sam

haha this game looks pretty cool and unique..

I want to give a warning. Looks like 0.10.4.1 seriously broke my game logic for Android. Looks like some actors spawn in wrong position. Although I think the problem in on the publishing side.

In my game, when my player gets to certain point I want to spawn enemies. I have tried setting up a rule that says, when overlaps or collides > spawn enemy actor. But doesn't give me the result

You could still have the other half if you made a copy of the first white square and a spawn the opposite mask as well and place it somewhere with an offset. I like it a lot. DBA. Does the D stand for

One way is to communicate with the spawned actors through the use of a game attribute:

I realize that this post is quite old at this point, but, the question is pertinent to me. I am trying to figure out how to change the velocity of a spawned actor.

actors are referenced by xml id numbers that are unique. You would need two separate collision rules, one for each copy of the actor.

like you said create attribute spawncount. In your enemies actor you already make a spawn actor rule right ? put it this rule here if attribute spawncount<15 this will make it if you spawn 15 e

I've alway thought that was a glaring omission from the Spawn Behaviour, it really should have a count in it, you tell it what you which actor you want spawning, where they should go and - crucially -

put game integer said spawncount and for your spawning enemies make a rule at the spawn for everytime one spawn