However, you could set it up with 2 actors, one left facing and the other right facing; when changing direction you would have the actor spawn the opposite-facing actor and destroy itself.

I guess if I can't find a solution I will have to use something like ''when mouse is down spawn an actor; when that actor collides, (it will be invisible,) with an actor that I want it to,( for exampl

Using the position (X,Y) values can lead to problems if you are not careful. E.g. if you passed a large number, which would spawn the actor more than 500 pixels outside the scene size, then the spawne

Numbers have unique qualities, so you could use those qualities to extract information from the number other than its absolute value.

While you guys are at it: something I miss dearly in the spawn behavior is the option to set attributes for the newly spawned actor on creation. That would make a lot of stuff easier and more dynamic.

I always thought there should be a number field in the Spawn behaviour that sets the number of actors to be spawned, for example Spawn X actors at . . . .

Feature suggestion , to spawn more than one actor from one spawn behavior , it gets messy when i want to spawn 5-10 actors together in one rule. If its possible or easy to do , it would make things

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Inside the 'click to spawn' actor change the spawn positions

Here's one approach (demo attached), it's very rough, but if you play around with it you might be able to achieve what you need . . . click anywhere on the screen to spawn a lightening strike.

There are so many situations where it would be great to be able to emit a regular line of particles, but because the particle system is random, you need to spawn individual actors instead . . .

Thank you @tatiang , i have resolved my problem by spawn a new actor

You can't adjust layer positioning unless you destroy and spawn a new actor.

image). If I destroyed the crate I'd have to spawn new actors, which isn't the worst, but I want to be able to have a soft reset, so if a player fails, they can try again without having to reset the

If I were you I would kill off the solid crate (and its associated collision area) and spawn a new actor for the crushed crate (with a new smaller/lower collision area), then the character would drop

My last ditch resort will be to use a combination of destroy and spawn behaviours, but I'd rather not do that as it'll make some other things quite tricky in other areas of the game (tracking position

As an example, I have 'sound' or scoring behaviours in masses of my actors. I recently added a multiplier to the game, so for every single unique event, I had to manually make changes to that block o

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At the end of this exercise you should have a pretty good idea of what you want to try to create that is different from other endless runners, unique in its look and feel, and that people will enjoy a