Can I save all of my games attributes (I currently have about 100) to a single key or do you have to save and load every attribute from a unique key?

if i was to make just 1 actor, and change the image depending where you've clicked on the screen, how would i then be able to spawn the appropriate bullet spawn to accomodate where the player is facin

When you use particles you can use a multiple of actors to spawn these and pit them on differ t layers. One in front and one behind your other actors. This way the snow falls in front and behind the a

constrain to this single variable, and spawn an actor constrained to it as well. I'd expect them all to be the same, but alas, this is not true. while the overall game.X appears to the first actor as

You should not have to work around using the spawn and destroy behaviors. Either fix it or take them out.

down) is destroyed and Player (facing right) is spawned...

thanks. at first i got really excited because the blocks spawned instantly. but now i know they didn't really spawn. Thanks tennrdrmer.

Hello. I am building a game that requires large amounts of spawning. It is making my iPad very slow and the game takes too long to load. Is there a way I can use replicate and keep the behaviors of t

Expressions would allow all sorts of unique interaction (albeit still a bit one way). Twitter and Facebook posts would just be the beginning. You could form all sorts of wonderful stuff and drive your

structure. This would give The Burnt Forest a unique experience from the other Arch Fiery levels. Also, this interactive environment makes the game more entertaining.

Since the marketplace will close down soon, I will give the remaining characters for $30 each. These are unique characters that will only be sold once and all rights will be transferred to the buyer.

Perhaps you could use a system where there is a controlled x value (by the player) and the spawned actor on birthing notes its offset from the x and then is constrained to the x with that offset. I am

I want to have actors of the same prototype which spawn (control by the user) at the same location and walk in the same direction. How can I maintain space between each of them other than restricting

Something strange is happening with level design... and it keeps happening, so I think I should document it. Starting a level is tough, as it's a struggle to make each level unique. And yet, when I fi

Wow, I'm having a lot of fun creating levels. It's been tough, as I've been struggling to create unique experiences for each level. I think I've done that today... like pushing air conditioners onto b

Excellent, always loved your work. (maybe not the nose one:)) but food fight has fantastic unique gfx .

- how can i save spawned actor and his attributes at a scene?

- how can i save spawned actor and his attributes at a scene?

I have 3 spawn actor controls (say red, blue and yellow ball). How can I make it so that the game will remember the user's input (say red, blue, blue, red, yellow) and do not spawn until he/she pres

ok another question, my game isnt just an arcade game its an entire thing, so, the trees and alot of other stuff in my game randomly spawn, and the player can add stuff too, like houses, so i was wond