I tried a variety of start up times and spawn rates. it's pretty clear what happening and I'm really surprised more people haven't scene this problem. I saw some other threads where people had differe

Timer: After ShotTime seconds Spawn arrow

after random(2,8) seconds (run to completion), spawn the arrow and shoot.

I used a move to behavior with rules that as it gets closer the speed increases. You will need to spawn as the actors need rules inside them and particles only use images.

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I'm beginning to think this can't be done. I have only been able to adjust the speed of each actor upon spawn, not mid-life.

I'm considering having the actor spawn a copy of itself whenever the player scores 10 points, so that the new speed is in effect. This can't be the best way to do this, though

Question 2) How do I get the actor to update it's velocity? It doesn't seem to be reacting to the changes in Speed Modifier. However, if I spawn a new actor after the Speed Modifier has changed, I not

Alright, I think I solved my own problem... I had all of the character attributes saving/loading with the same key. I went back and changed all of the keys so they were unique and now it works!

Cant you use spawn particles to make the suction effect?

Spawn actor is heavier then particles or am i wrong?

Is it possible to spawn particles at a distance, spread apart and making them all gather at the same position?

Well, I'm going to spawn multiple enemies at random Y positions... I think your method will only work is they always start and end at a known position. Maybe there's a way to incorporate that in, thou

How do I get an actor to spawn from my character selection screen to the first level?

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Putting the spawn action in the rule about interpolating makes more sense, thanks!

Your interpolate rule looks good. Your timer within a timer rule looks messy. Why not just spawn an Enemy Bullet when you interpolate each time (e.g. If self.position.y <= 174 then spawn Enem

i) Every 1 second, spawn actor Enemy Bullet