It means your actors can be a unique 'custom' shape, rather than just a square or circle as it is now.

Sure, you could keep count of the number of spawned enemies and have a condition to only spawn when below that number. It is a good way to do it. (Image)

Then also on the enemies I have an idea of how I would do it but my question is now how do I set the amount of enemies spawned. So for instance if I would like to only spawn 10 enemies what would be t

"And what about mobs or waves of enemies? As they do not come only at appointed time so times won't work. How would you be able to escalate or multiply the the amout of enemies spawned?&q

.....Spawn actor [actor name] [x: random(1,320)] [y: 568+[falling actor height/2]]

@mounted88 - It would appear so but, when the level system is set up, it's going to get difficult. The lines right now spawn at random colors and never repeat the same color twice. Imagine that with v

Hi guys, thanks for the help. I'd like to spawn an actor (for an unlimited period of time) on my scene in random time intervals between 3 and 6 seconds apart. What is the best way to do this? Is there

So, I use to have some particles spawning on death of my actor under certain conditions - something like "if actor is blue and game.dead is 1, spawn particles (which are coloured blue)&qu

create variable like “onGround”, simply spawn an actor dust when you collide the ground or floor, what ever you vant,and change your variable, well, that’s what i’ll do but people are full of imagin

Create your loading image.In the actor that have change scene rule, insert before a spawn actor rule and spawn your loading screen.

I had a similar effect on animated actor, I would just use proximity to trigger they drip, have the drip spawn or interpolate in. Is the drip (drop) itself animated?

Here's the difference though. I have my actors spawning in at random from the top of the screen. The user is supposed to drag them to a specific location. I have the self drag tag applied to all the a

Hey guys, I watched the GameSaladCookBook tutorial on spawning actors randomly...

Hey guys, I watched the GameSaladCookBook tutorial on spawning actors randomly...

I agree with the others, it's so unique, it's exciting! (Image)

the player must battle inter-dimensional hell spawn across the solar system and defend Earth’s colonies from total annihilation.

In the spawner actor,

+ Over 300 Unique levels

So for example each actor is given a own unique ID. Using tables that information is stored. It also has two other attributes, col and row. This tells it where it is on the game and where it is on the

Yeah, agreed, a simple loop with a counter would be insanely useful . . . also in a similar vein: on 'Spawn' it would be really useful to have a count, so you set your Spawn parameters and then specif