I want to dynamically spawn an actor and then change it's attributes based to the game's status.

The Change Attribute behavior that increases or decreases the count should be in the individual actors that spawn, not in the spawner actor.

I had a spawn counter going on rescue bacon. I recognize that sometimes it works sometimes it does not. How does it behave on the ad hoc? Do you have run to completion on? (on relevant behaviors).

I need to spawn 2 objects in three locations randomly.

I need to accurately keep track of how many of my actors are on screen, because when they're all gone (hit zero) a new wave of actors need to spawn. I've been able to achieve this by having an attribu

- For the letter problem try creating game boolean attributes (one for however many spaces). Then when the player taps on the letter in the letter say: Change attribute "letterone" (

I am making my bullets change positions on the player instead of spawn, like in the TshirtBooth tutorial.

definitely use @RThurman's method. He's just spawning actors wherever the player "mows." You can even have those newly spawned actors have collide or other rules.

But I think it would be more simple if I spawn all those actors and destroy them when collide with the player actor, right? I had a lot of tries, but I didn't get them spawned automatically. When I pl

-Create Keyboard Actors (1 for each letter), with a Custom Attribute that holds a unique letter

An ability to generate unique stories. But after 2+ years of experience with GS, I can say for sure that its better to use GS for a smaller games.

With something like that you should also be able to spawn by clicking/tapping and select the character you're spawning from a panel that lists characters you've preset.

The idea is to have a boolean (e.g. self.AlreadySpawned) in the actor that is spawning box 3 and then change that boolean to true when box 3 is spawned. Then in the spawn rule, set it to ALL conditio

Make a boolean called box3? and say when box1 and box2 collide and box 3 is false, spawn box3. Edit: then in box3 say change attribute box3 to true.

I have box 1 which collides with box 2. When box 1 collides with box 2 it spawns actor box 3. My problem is that each time I collide box 1 with box 2 it spawns a new box 3. How do I get it to only spa

spawn actor player w/ sword at player.position.x and player.position.y

I am looking for a way to make a parallaxing background. I have an image of mountains that I want to repeat as my actor runs... but I also want it layered. I COULD have 3 actors that are all the sam

-■Twenty-four fun and unique levels!

Update: the actor that can actually stick to the main character's position is NOT a unique instance. If I add an exact duplicate to the scene and delete the old one, the same problem is newly created.

Looks great - and unique in style.