the biggest issue is that it seems that the only way i can get multi-touch to work is to have one actor be split into several actors on stage.. however each player has unique stuff going on.. such as

i think the simple way is to use same actor that you spawn, and them change the width with a rule and a timer. You create an attribute (for example: word.width) that you change it before the spawn and

currently in the game; so gameplay and something unique is what I'm looking for.

'Mystery Lighthouse' is a classic point & click adventure game with a unique hand-illustrated style.

Say I have a bunch of Scenes in my Game, each Scene being a different "level" (that's basic and logical, yes?). Say each level/Scene has a unique attribute - "Points to win

Is there a way to make them spawn off screen, rather than at the center?

Also make sure its relative to scene in your spawn behavior.

Is there a way to make them spawn off screen, rather than at the center?

if you want them to always spawn them on the left of the screen, you should be spawning them at around 0 on the x. Not random(0,32) that will spawn them anywhere on the screen in both directions

I have the "spawn actor bug" actor set to:

Defending a picnic from insects who spawn on the left side of the screen and move to the right, & spawn in random places offscreen

I'd like to announce the release of my latest GS game 'Mystery Lighthouse' - a point & click adventure with a unique hand-illustrated style.

Or, you could put a rule in the primary actor to spawn sword1 in front of actor.

(Those are two attributes to create... they can have unique names.)

can do that, or have seperate particle actor and spawn that before you destroy the original one.

I'm doing tests with friction density and other physics. I have opjects that spawn and are thrown like a ball up and then arc down. I have been able to make random patterns using velocity and target X

I've made an actor that just sits off the corner of each scene. It is a unique instance (unlocked), so that it can access the camera attributes.

That's not very practical, as soon as you want to update your actor, you have to REVERT every instance of your player character BACK to the prototype, then make it a unique instance again, and RE-AD t

--Spawn: movingActor2 at the correct X and Y relative to scene

2). save all and load all behavior (saves all game attributes to unique keys and loads those too so we dont have to make a behavior for every attribute we want to save)