Ok , but what kind of actor do you spawn... i cant get the trails so smooth & even

I'd like to spawn a row of blocks in random order, then the previous row will move down.

spawn actor

----Spawn Ball

Use two spawn actor behaviors.

Hi,

and if firing three bullets at once, stagger the spawn over 3 frames, reducing the CPU usage per frame, but adjusting start X/Y to still spawn them in the correct formation, and up the alpha on them

Consequently, GameSalad would have an even more Unique Selling Point.

However, when I next hit preview, nothing was suddenly working. The scene has freezed. It opens the initial view but doesn't spawn the character or play any animations - absolutely nothing is function

with personally-created ones (ie. within a unique range for Marketplace ones - it's probably easy to implement to avoid re-allocation of ID's to a major extent, simplifying the process for merging/im

As Jamie says, you can't replicate while changing anything. But you can fake it, to an extent. If all your replicas will be the same, just stick another actor behind your actor and replicate that. If

at least?) - surely if the actor etc ID's are unique ID's, then just bring them in and add them, and if not, dynamically internally re-assign and re-reference/replace ID's for existing conflicting as

1) i have an actor spawn from top of screen with negative Y linear velocity for the baseball

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In my game I have an obstacle that spawns randomly from the right side of the screen and moves to the left, and the player has to get over it. 99.9% of the time this works perfectly, however in that

@Socks Thanks alot I was looking for ways to do it searching earlier threads and couldnt find much , this is awesome... Though I will go with my method cause its easier to do . I spawn 3x5 thread a

Kind of idle game where you feed the main pumpkin with mini pumpkins that spawn every x seconds and you can extend the amount/farming field. After first x pumpkins it goes black and you are a single p

Thanks again> @Socks said:

Take the Spawn behaviour in the S actor and place it into a Timer, set the timer on Every X seconds.

Make an actor ('S') which will be the spawner.