Ok, Elvis Boar is Smaller, No enemy Spawn in Small Platform, Purcopine spawn a little more to the right, giving you more time to react.

i call pause behavior and switch to scene with black background ( for example ) now how can i spawn a button lets say called next level to indicate the next scene from my original scene

No Enemy spawn in Small Platforms.

I setup a spawn action to spawn 5 objects,just samll images,

How would I go about adding a different amount of spawned actors in a new level so level 1 = 7 level 2 = 14 level 3 = 21 ect, I have tried making a new spawner and integer attribute for the new level

2: On press spawn random image from photogallery

actorA is pressed which should cause actorB to spawn in-front of it... yet it won't. My theory is that actorB is being spawned, but it is being spawned off-camera back on the first-half of the screen

These gamers are more hardcore. I think there's a good chance that they'll love BOT. With Photics: Conquest, I had 200,000 unique visitors in a month. That game wasn't as good as this... unless you pr

There are easier ways to crash a GameSalad game. I'm thinking an expression with a missing parenthesis might be a better route. Just spawn the bad actor - GAME OVER.

I have a spawner that generates this enemy. Lets call him SPAWNER.

Yep. It works. Just put Destroy Actor right above Spawn Actor.

I had an actor spawn in the same rule that destroyed the one I wanted to disappear. It worked for me. -shrug-

when touch is press spawn 1000000000000 actors

2. Create an actor that spawns actors that look like asteroids, not sure what you mean by "change the settings very fluently?"

As long as there isn't any smooth movement involved on the stage spawning could be used.

After the ball is in space, how do I spawn random astroids in the game and you change the settings very fluently?

I have an attribute which goes up every time a coin is collected. and then when it reaches a multiple of 5 to place a enemy actor on the screen, but i've heard using the spawn actor uses up memory.

I have a game that is one scene, it's just 4 actors spawning enemies.. They use global attributes like spawn rate, speed, type of enemies etc..

if you make cando a real attribute equal to 100 then this would spawn every 100 seconds from the start of your game..

the key you create goes into the first column and needs to be unique. this is how the game engine will find the value you want to save.