Thinking about loops again... @RThurman, if I test your "spawn a spawner" loop, it takes .00012 seconds to complete 500 iterations (stunning!) when Previewed, but if I test it on a d

I have 6 actors that randomly spawn at the top of the screen that move towards the bottom. I have a rule

Good luck my friend. I certainly feel your pain. I've got well over 100 scenes with like 50 actors and spawn points in each. Best of luck to you! Lets keep eachother posted if we come up with some hel

Instead i have to literally move hundreds of images and layers over to the right. Spawn coordinates are also affected.

When game.WhatPowerUp=1, spawn PU[1] and When game.WhatPowerUp=3, spawn PU[3], etc.

Then its up to you how to use game.chosenItem. You could have When game.chosenItem=1, spawn actor [1] and When game.chosenItem=3, spawn actor [3], etc.

• Pick random row and spawn the actor that matches that ID

-->spawn the item that matches that cell value

Not sure if this case is unique for our situation only, but we started off with the Windows version before actually using the Mac version of GS. With regards to Music and Sound files, we have not even

So I have a unique problem I think.... But I'm not sure. I know that you can limit the screen orientation of a game outside of GS when you publish by selecting which orientations you want.

Having a bit of a mare creating a spawning system.

when game.energy.touche is 1 spawn actor at game.touches.touch 2.x + game.touches.touch 2.Y

You have two other attributes in that second rule. How do you know that they are within the range to trigger that Spawn Actor behavior? Have you placed DisplayText actors on the screen to see the va

Hmm this discoverd something wierd, for some reason it will work when i reverse it, i first spawn an actor by touching on the screen and i hold my finger there, and when i then touch actor1 with an ot

remove condition for atribute1(energy.touch), it spawns everywhere i touch. But also when i first hold down somewhere else on the screen with my finger and then try to use an other finger to spawn th

I have an actor (actor1) on the screen that must be pressed and hold down trough touch, and only when you hold it down you can spawn actors by touching on the screen on random positions. Now i have th

They just don't want to lose too much of their unique identity. On the flip side changing the logo completely only hurts you because if customers don't recognise the logo as a link to facebook or t

instead of dig. My case might be a little bit unique.

set: (game.SpawnTiming) to: random (1,10)

The way I do that is to give each instance of the character actor a unique value, for example self.position. After you add an attribute to an actor's prototype, you can double-click each instance on