I have 4 different actors that I would like to spawn separately at random every 2 seconds.

When platform position X = 450 Set Spawn to true.

The distance between spawned actors will be determined by the delay between spawn times. So if you want one platform to follow another at a distance, you would need to specify the delay before spawni

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Then loop over the enemy table, subtracting each ratio from your random number until you reach 0 or less. The previous enemy is then the one to spawn.

Anyone know why my random spawner not playing nicely?

Has anyone who has ever made an 'endless runner' style game found it better to repeatedly spawn/destroy obstacles or use the same few and wrap the scene while changing it up a little each time?

Random method for spawning

Im currently making a sidescroller with a little cool twist. and im trying to achieve a simple random obstacle spawn code. The hero actror will have 0 velocity X and obstacles will be moving Velocity

It's hard to answer that without knowing more details. You can spawn actors using a loop and then have instances of a single prototype at each grid spot. But there are other methods, too, depending

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You can spawn the actors. Every time a new actor is spawned, you can randomise the shape and colour (or any other attributes you are using). Hard to be more specific, though, without knowing more abou

didnt know it was possible to spawn custom duplicated actors? its an endless style gameplay

You can spawn the ones in my example.

@jasonnowak at first there will be no previewer support, but I'm hoping to add a mode to the viewer that will let you click a QR code or enter a unique ID and load the preview from the editing server

the way you did it only works in a certain way, i want it to be for all actors so that i can spawn it, and i can't with the way you did it because each ones prototype should be changed

All characters will have their own unique attack modes

and we attempted to make up for that with four unique modes apart from the core levels experience. In Gravitext 2, we took a different approach. Relying heavily on GameSalad's provided Table function

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Have the actor that you touch spawn a larger circular actor.