Make a rule that has for when your actor collides with a star, then make it do a spawn actor function?

-If the attribute is true, spawn a new star in a random place

In my game, I have stars spawning based on a timer in random positions along the ground. What I want to do is to have only one star in the scene at a time, so once the actor collects the star, a new o

so when you have 1 they spawn after 1 sec and when you have 500 they start to spawn after 500 seconds and when you have 0 they start immediately to spawn? this is not working with my project...

Not sure if this has been asked yet or not, but has anyone tested out the speed of the loop behavior? Say, with spawning actors? I have a 16X12 grid that I spawn actors to, and it takes about 2-3 seco

It is supposed to determine how soon the particle begin to spawn off your object.

Use the Emitter Offset to set the spawn location of the particles. It's under the Velocity/Position of the Particles Behavior. You can also set direction here.

I like to think they are helpful for users completely new to GameSalad who want to be able to look through a project and see what makes it tick, or build on it to make themselves a game. Or with the

Within each genre there's enough 'space' to add something unique.

you can make a real attribute and say every 1 second change 'real attribute' +1(or something you want) and then say every 'real attribute' spawn actor.

-Spawn actor: (Whatever)

In my game, I have an actor set up to be spawning new actors in random places, every couple seconds. How do I make it so the longer you play, the actors will spawn at a higher and higher rates?

In my game, I have an actor set up to be spawning new actors in random places, every couple seconds. How do I make it so the longer you play, the actors will spawn at a higher and higher right? Thanks

I have 3 item spawners that spit out actors, these actors come out at a starting speed of 100. I am using the move behavior to do this. I have an at a speed of: game.DrinkSpeed.

other layers. but the constrained acter doesn't spawn on the player... when they are in the same layer this does work...

Instead of moving your player, like I did, you'd need to move all your other elements, background, enemies, obstacles, etc. and spawn them as they are too appear on screen. This is how a lot of endles

Create a new game.real.attribute called "Spawn Point"

Is there a way to spawn an actor on stage, and maintain a reference for later alterations?

In the game that I have been working on recently, I need a car to have moving wheels. In order to keep the games project size low, I would rather have the wheels being separate actors. My issue is tha

One of the interesting things that came out of the Jam was that our team had no 'coder' in a traditional sense - an artist/designer (me), gameplay designer and audio engineer made up our team. There w