I'd like to replicate this in GS (not near that many actors & no strings). I'd like to press a round button (phone in the video) and then other round buttons spawn from behind the actor and f

I now had a look on the HyperLoop-Methode, but I didn't get it run and also I didn't really understand it, what to do, if I want to set the spawn actors.

I'd spawn a few hundred actors, and have them change colour values /or/ image every 0 seconds - and see whether either one impacts on the target device's frame rate.

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I think it works like this: he wants the small black plastic pupils to rattle around inside the two eye actors, so he has positioned these eyes within the frog's head, then positioned the pupils withi

I'm not seeing anything unexpected on the Mac version in Preview. The bullet spawns on top of the actor rather than at the mouse click location, but moving and shooting seems fairly smooth. I did no

I'm trying to make a bouncing frog have googley eyes, and I can't figure out how. I have invisible walls, floor, and roof, and transparent frog eyes. I made two small black dot actors, and made them c

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I have an actor that can spawn a number of times.

When you destroy an actor, it does just that, destroys it. You cannot reference it and any other behaviors or rules following the destroy will never happen, meaning it can't spawn itself once its dest

As you can see, maxFrameIteration values of 100-200 seem to provide the best results. Past these values, we see a sharp decrease in performance. I assume this is caused by the GameSalad spawn/destroy

You say you have a spawner that spawns six actors and that your timer runs for five seconds, but I'm not understanding that. Spawning is instant so why the five second timer? Do you have other timer

I've narrowed the source down to the spawner that generates 6 actors at the beginning of the game. I have a timer in it that says for 5 seconds, spawn actors. Those actors then recycle throughout the

seconds and then 3 seconds after destroying to respawn itself on the same spot.

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Let's say I have a spawner in scene number 1. It will spawn a square after 15 seconds.

Or you could just use a timer that says EVERY 1 second spawn an actor. You can wrap this into a boolean rule so it doesn't fire all the time, @DepressedPanda stated. The easier the better. :-)

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You can either use a table or a mathematical formula (e.g. spawn at currentColumn*actorwidth, currentRow*actorHeight).

Use a spawner actor and a fast loop to spawn all of those actors onto the scene at positions determined by a table.