The quick and dirty way is to kill the actor on collision and the spawn a no moving graphic version in the same place. This has the advantage that there is very little code and it can be changed easil

Rule when spawnCount < 100

I'm trying to spawn an actor multiple times with a changing interval in between.

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is I have another actor with the same color that spawn (making it active) and when normal ones of that color touch it it turns them "active" and once it considers 3 of the same colo

I have a fixed wall at the left (with collision behavior in respect to the other actors). I spawn an actor at position x=50,y=200 and I change its velocity to 287 or lower, with a direction of 100. Th

I use preload art on the main actor, the background, and anything the main actor collides with within the first 5 seconds of the game starting. I saw an issue on my 3GS that would have killed me in re

Basically, only have art rendered that is needed for when the scene opens. As your spawning, I'd assume you should leave preload to be on, if you wasn't spawning and had items off the initial screen y

You could "spawn" the image and buttons for the alert on to the centre of the scene or you can keep the alert actors hidden off the scene and "move" them or &qu

Why do my objects disappear right after they spawn? They spawn, and then immediately go invisible. And I know that I did not touch the Visibility variable inside these objects, and I know Visibility i

Hi guys. I've a question I'm ready to publish my game and my fixing something to increase the performance. But i don't understand when i should use preload. all in game is created by the spawners and

no, the "zombie" actor always follow the "X" actor, when the zombie life get to 0 it create a randon number from 1 to 4, if its 1 it change self position x to 0 and

Hmm.. I just don't understand why it takes double the time to spawn in ad hoc. Logically you think it would be the other way around.

I spawn a block and constrain it. Do not have a location for touch. Do I create that?

I spawn a block and constrain it. Do not have a location for touch. Do I create that?

the 15 actors spawning at once is just bogging it down. The viewer tends to be faster then the adhoc some of the times, hence the point of always making sure you do adhoc testing as well

On a pause screen, I spawn 15 actors and change their alpha from 0 to 1 when all are spawn. They all originate from the same actor, but they all have different images, which I set individually when ea

i would say add how ever many up to the y coordinate of where it should be spawned.

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