I assume you already have a rule that increases the first number (1... 2... 3... 4... 5...). In that rule, spawn an actor to display the 1 or whatever you need shown on the screen. In the actor that

@Adrenaline no, the custom collision shapes can not be dynamically swapped out. You would have to spawn/replace the actor with a new one, prepared with the new shape.

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You can simply make 6 or 7 (or however many you want) spawners that spawn the soldiers in the appropriate layer order.

I have set up a scene where a 1st actor spawn a 2nd actor 10 times into the scene itself at a random rotation, once I did that the 1st actor gets destroyed and the other 10 are setup with an animation

Let's say you have 10 different objects. Give each actor or instance of an actor a unique ID (self.ID=1, self.ID=2, etc.).

when slide is true, timer , every 0.1 second spawn actor(circles).

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--Spawn some stuff

Im not entirely sure where and how to use this to spawn enemies. Is this a string or numeric expression rule?

0                    0                         yes (spawn enemy!)

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Could you explain that to me? I have a separate hidden spawn actor for spawning. Plus I don't understand the % sign.

--Spawn some stuff

I created a real attribute called gamerealtime and increased by 1 second every real second. In the enemy actor, I used that to spawn enemy actor for 12 seconds and then stop from 13 to 16 seconds. Tha

-Every 0.1 second spawn actor (the fire actor)

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You have to think of other ways to account for this. One way is to use touch count. Another way is to destroy the actor once it is touched and immediately spawn the same actor on top

Do you spawn new backgrounds at the top, or move the ones leaving the bottom back up?