Hey, i want to spawn enemies from a table but can't figure a way to do it.

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anybody have any solutions that'll work across multiple scenes? i tried putting in an actor that had camera control that would spawn where i wanted the camera and it kinda worked but ended up causing

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I got as far as "9 static spawn points, (notes of the staff)" - after that I'm also not sure what's being asked ?

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I have 9 static spawn points, (notes of the staff) what's the best way to have the points matched with a text answer? i.e. answer A=x330 y220 B= ...etc.

With 'sound' I doubt it'll have any noticeable effect . . . but if anything it would - of course - place a higher strain on the device as it needs to be decompressed, but without knowing all the detai

Save the locations and object types to a table, then spawn them on the scene used to play the level.

You could also try using the replicate behavior if the actors all use the same type of logic, or spawning only what's needed in the camera space at a time.

actors and change its width to a random value , spawn the ground actors to the position you would like. , i attached a demo if you want to look into it , but the movement is messed up ( not the best

I go about this when it comes to scene size and spawning the platforms? Would I just make an insanely huge scene or is there a way to make it bigger as the player keeps going to save memory space? Al

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and height to fit under. Or you can destroy and spawn a new actor but i wouldnt recommend that. The image wont change anything , your actor will remain the same size even if you put a smaller image i

For example you wouldn't want to spawn non-stop, have particles going at a spawn rate of 500, loop twice per frame, and have collide with high accuracy on with hundreds of actors.

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If you want to limit the amount of spawns (let's say to 200) . . . make a game.attribute, let's call it 'S'.

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if i wanted to spawn after random number of seconds , and repeat the same timer over and over, I will have to put it in a condition with a game attribute ? Is this the way to approach it ?