Either Spawn it into screen when you want it to and Destroy afterwards, or Spawn it outside of view initially and just move them into view when needed, then back out.

Spawning actually isn't all that inefficient really, and in some cases i've found it to be more efficient than recycling. However that being said, if you are spawning a very large amount of actors at

So, what is it about spawn that causes frame rate to drop other then use memory?

I don't know what you mean in your last post, but I mucked about with it yesterday by having 1 actor called "C" that spawns about 14 coin actors in the formation of a C, that all scr

The concept looks interesting and the graphics are unique and cool.

Hi, I am a professional Gaming Composer who is looking to create a new game soundtrack. I have a Bachelor of Music majoring in composition and enjoy pushing the boundaries to create unique and emotion

How are you doing it at the moment? An actor that spawns 20 coins with 20 spawn actor behaviors attached to it? Or an actor with a timer that runs at 0 seconds with a counter, a rule that stops after

While gold spawn, live fps drop.

my advice... if your doing something thats already been done... discuss.. it doesnt really matter. But if you have a brilliant unique idea to put in this game.... just leave that part out (Image)

and also so that each spawned actor can have a unique value to do look-ups in a table that I have created. Then the timer will then spawn an actor with the hope that the actor will copy this counter

do you mean when you spawn an actor that it's just working like the prototype? then it is a yes (Image)

When you call a behavior in GS, for example 'Spawn Actor', is it 'guaranteed' to have spawned the actor including running all of the actors initial rules, conditions, behaviors, etc. before it returns

I think you could play around with the text a bit to make it less plain and more unique.

@Socks Cheers, how many actors were being spawned and destroyed per a second roughly.

It's a myth, a myth from the long distant past, you are safe to spawn and destroy as many actors as you like, I tested this last year on my iPad, spawing (and destroying) around a quarter of a million

Spawning and destroying actors have always been avoided cause of the memory usage and all the rest.

Outright cloning is NEVER acceptable. Clones rarely make any money anyway. Anything you make should be unique in some way or another.

If you can help it try using game attributes instead of scene attributes because unlocking an actor breaks the link to the prototype meaning you now have two versions of the same actor with different

If I use ingame advertising, will they spawn also on the splash screen and other scenes, except from the main scene?

as long as u make it your own and actually make it unique then u gave it a real shot