Make an attribute for spawning enemies, so when you complete a level it goes like this:

Sounds like you need a game integer that counts up by 1 after each round then in the spawner have a self.counter that counts up every time an enemy is spawned and if game.counter is less than self.cou

Best practice would be not to spawn them but rather to hide and then reveal them (e.g. with self.color.Alpha=0 or 1). That way you don't have to spawn and destroy them. You can control their visibil

I have a small project that has some quite unique mechanics so I'm needing some help with it. I'm an experienced designer and animator but my programming skills are not even enough for this simple pro

If it would help, I would probably make use of a Scene Integer Attribute, that takes note of which point in the game to spawn the actor (or maybe just a change in Coordinates). Then just update that C

I want a block and when you touch it, it is a checkpoint (new spawn) and the other spawn (in the begin) is away. That;s what i want

The way I would do this is to keep a table of available spawn numbers/names. Let's say you have 5 enemies named A, B, C, D, E. Your table would look like this:

Then I have different enemies spawning according to the random number.

overlaps with a Range, the Enemy actor will spawn a Bullet actor. The Range actor will set the position in the table, which is kept track of by a Game Attribute BulletRow, to be its center (since it'

The gameplay is really a mixed bag. Lots of puzzles as well as some fights. In the end, its a really unique experience. Its a game I've just always wanted to make.

Then I could just use the expression editor to randomly spawn from the list of coordinates from the table then right?

Hey @gyroscope exactly the same thing happens it ignore the timer so "change scene" doesn't happen. If I take the timer out "change scene happens before the spawn.

You could spawn an invisible, non-interactive actor in it's place with the particle behavior inside of it, and set it to destroy after however long you want.

x was blown up it would turn transparent and spawn particles for 0.2 seconds before its "destroyed". However, in later levels the object is too big, and this method doesn't work. So

when needed and you should be good. Also about spawning actors only in the squares: You could use a table with all of the X & Y coordinates of the squares (the center of them) and then do som

There isn't a built-in way to spawn actors within another actor's boundaries, so you're going to have to think about how you want to keep the spawned actors within the small squares. One idea is to h

So I have a UB that uses a game center leaderboard that works for both the iPhone 5 and and the ipad, Here is my dilemma / question. I set the code up that if a player gets a high score, it will pos

Spawn Actor ( this is a red rectangle that fills the screen to indicate that hero has been hit)

Are you trying to spawn an actor and then reset the scene? If so, why? If you reset the scene, that spawned actor won't be present any longer.

To get them both on screen together you can set up your Target actor to spawn it's shadow by adding a spawn behavior to it.