How the heck do you change game.level itself without using a unique actor for every single scene to set the game.level attribute manually, which is exactly what using tables was supposed to avoid?

What about wrapping the rule you posted (with 9 conditions) inside of a rule that checks to see if game.CheckRules is true? Set game.CheckRules to true initially. After the spawn behaviors, set game

once any of the conditions in the rule triggers the spawn … the rule is done

I'm not tiling or replicating. Each image is unique and only used once in the scene.I just made actor few pixels bigger, so it covers the gap (Image)

I am 12 and I'm new to GameSalad. I'm trying to make spawning box to spawn at different things at different places and different times. Please respond ASAP.

I'm trying to spawn a sequence of 20 buttons in a uniformed pattern, however each button has a numerical attribute between 1 and 25 (generated randomly) and then stores the attribute in a global varia

-have an actor spawning my "fruit" every [variable]. maybe 3 seconds at first and have a table that would update the variable based on how long you've been playing. ie, every minut

What condition are you setting for your spawn rule? Can you post a screenshot of your rules for your spawn actor?

I am still just messing around with GS and learning the ins and outs of the program. In an attempt to make a simple plinko style system, I have the game set to spawn Actor1 on the mouse click. It then

When one of the flowers is touched, change its respective attribute to true. In the control, when one of those is true, spawn it at the position that the flower you touch is and after 0.1 sec, change

Thanks guys. I appreciate the advice. I believe the bolean attribute and/or tshirtbooth's logic will work since I have to spawn the new actor immediately.

Just put a Timer on the spawn rule, so it looks like that:

When Touch is Pressed and Attribute X is true then spawn a new actor on top of my old actor. After 0.1 sec, change Attribute X to false and Destroy old actor.

I have one actor with its unique set of behaviors. Let's say it is called RED and it is on the left hand side of the screen. My other actor is called BLACK with its own set of unique behaviors on the

This is what I'm getting at but instead of on the spawn I'd need all the blocks on screen to swap as soon as the boolean is switched.

You will need that for each button with a unique value for the button

when you spawn an actor in scene … the spawned actor's self.Time = 0

3 unique movable platforms

Otherwise you could spawn tiny invisible actors in the path of travel and have the Actor recreate the movement by following that invisible path again.

hi, i tried what u suggested. i made my game over screen into an actor and used the spawn actor behavior to spawn the game over actor. but the problem is that i have other actors that are still spawni