With that table you can then spawn each upgrade (if by attach you mean visually) if it contains a 1 in the relevant row. You can do all of your rules using that table too I.e. If they press a particul

I think you could check for a collision when it spawns, and if it collides with another actor, destroy it and spawn it at a new location.

I am developing a game where an actor is randomly spawned somewhere the screen every couple of seconds. The problem is that because the place where the actor spawns inside the screen is determined ran

It doesn't spawn checking actors like my earlier versions, instead it changes the game.phase to "checking grid" and will check the whole grid before it switches the jewels back if no

Or spawn an actor animation of an explosion. (I use deepblueapps explosion maker app)

Where I was getting caught is that I was squeezing the "spawn red actor" into the first rule ("when touch is released"..."change attribute"...AND

Spawn red actor

When the score attribute equals 1, I want to spawn a red actor.

I want some actors to be spawn randomly but if they colide to each other to move -75 or +75 pixels on x and y axis from its original position.

Hello try this make fireball new actor and make your dragon spawn actor with the timer. and use your player if it collides with fireball destroy it and give fireball when touched destroy this actor.

You now have stored in a variable the damage done that attack (game.attackDamage) which you can show either in a display with a display text behaviour or use to spawn a graphical number above or aroun

GameSalad so I hope that I have made something unique and fun!

Would having them spawn in different layers solve my problem? Is there even a solution to my problem?

http://forums.gamesalad.com/search?Search=unique+spawn

just make actors replicate and spawn to make pixel art

variables dedicated to it. When one dies have it spawn it's copy so lantern one would spawn lantern one et... Same with the glows.

Each animation is about 30 fames by the 4 actors 120 images. I want to save some time and file size so i figure i add an "glow" actor for each of them and constrain the X and Y from

By the way if you want to Spawn an Actor at a certain location on screen and have it remain there, you can just Spawn it through the Rule "when Actor receives event > touch > is

Make a integer attribute (lets say we call it spawn actor)

It's basically as @FryingBaconStudios is saying (well, and me!); it's to reset everything before the next random spawn every time, which would surely solve your problem.