One thing I've noticed with particles though is that it'll spawn 1 on its own, then rush the rest out together.

So, what I want to do is spawn tiny little white stars onto the screen as long an attribute called "Create Stars" is equal to true. Therefore the rule I set is:

If they both contain animations and behaviours that you want to preserve when you make the change, the only option I can think of is to maybe destroy 'Actor1' and spawn 'Actor2' at the same X and Y co

the whole point of recycling is to not spawn anything in,i would suggest placing 10 or so missiles outside of your scene. then when shoot behavior is activated make integer attribute +1 and make it so

you could make it so if ball overlaps or collides, move ball to holes x and y. then you could make a rule saying once balls x and y = hole x and y, change ball size to smaller so it looks like its fal

the whole point of recycling is to not spawn anything in,i would suggest placing 10 or so missiles outside of your scene. then when shoot behavior is activated make integer attribute +1 and make it so

In the spawn behavior, make it relative to scene.

ok, so i added a blank actor, added a timer to every random(2,6), then spawn actor, i chose my actor that i wanted to respawn, direction 0, position X to random(0,480), and position Y to random(0,320)

In its rules, add a timer. Set it to every random(2,6) (two and six are the min and max possible amounts of time between spawnings)

- Spawn missile

1. With a timer behavior, every X seconds, spawn a laser.

How would you make an enemy actor continuously spawn lasers or something? How do you make a enemy actor move back and forth within a certain area?

If it was only for one actor i've found it relatively easy to spawn and destroy on different layers but here there's much more movement.

the performance will be based on many things but if you have it setup to spawn now you might as well play it on the viewer and see what it looks like and build an adhoc and test on a bunch of devices

I have a bunch of blocks which move and bounce after an explosion .. but I wanted to move an place objects and the bomb without them being hit during that process. Physics of an actor can't be changed

If I spawn a total of 100 actors in my game (I have 100 different enemies for example) and keep recycling these. Will I have a bad performance? What is the limit of spawning actors before it gets slow

It's really smooth and never lags because we used recycled actors (no spawn and destroy) and the enemies have movable unchecked meaning you can have over 30 of the little buggers on screen at any one

It's really smooth and never lags because we used recycled actors (no spawn and destroy) and the enemies have movable unchecked meaning you can have over 30 of the little buggers on screen at any one

A simple project with a video tutorial to show you how to recycle actors instead of using spawn and destroy.

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