I then created an ingame object and set it to spawn two actors in random positions on the map changing the tables 2nd columns values to "Monster1" and :"Monster2".

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It's kind of a hobby of mine, coming up with names for things. I have a stack of notes covered in really unique names. My favorite is combining two words to form a new one.

Anyway, the point of this discussion is not about the book, but more about what your experience has been with naming. I've seen some great unique names in this community. If you have a legal company

People do steal ideas, art, concepts, video, unique gameplay ideas etc.. The pro section serves as an area where we can also share these original ideas and bounce them off one another. There is less

Now most of that is based off borrowing from others. Nothing wrong with that so long as it's not a total rip off (for those that don't pay attention to copyright or intellectual property laws). But, i

sometimes ideas just come to you at random times, or sometimes it takes certain events to trigger certain ideas. a good source of inspiration is to just go through alot of the great games that have be

http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/53072/spawn-actor-when-i-touch-screen-and-where-i-touched-it#latest

I have a joystick in my game but i don't want it to appear all the time. I want it to appear WHEN i touch the screen, and WHERE i touched it.

I have a thumbstick that I use to control my character, but I want it to appear on screen when touch the screen, and stay there while I am touching it, but when I dont touch, it disappear ! (Image)

"SKU - a unique code for your asset","Name","Description","Categories - Pick at least one from Background, Image, Object, Actors, Pack, A

If I was pressed to make such a game, I suppose I'd keep track of the end points of the line and then -- if it's the type of game I'm thinking of -- resize/reposition or spawn a rectangle to cover the

what I wanted to do was have one proto type with the base speed and no direction. Then one rule that would either spawn the actor randomly on either the left or the right, and go in the proper directi

You're correct in saying that the direction value in a Spawn Actor behaviour is the orientation of the actor - the rotation direction - and not the movement direction. (Perhaps it should be relabelled

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Yes I know it's turning it upside down. But if spawn an actor off screen on the right, and the direction is set to 0 (facing the right), then it never comes on stage.

I have an actor falling and when i touch it spawn an animation and is sent back again but when i pause and resume the game the animation don't appears

Basically you are turning the spawned actor upside down.

Yeah mate watch out about copying images or reproducing them exactly. They look good and I wish I could draw like that but maybe come up with your own unique design.

For as far as I know interpolating is the best way performance wise. Spawning actors and particles are the two most process intensive things. Do you have an image in the particles? Make sure it is at