this is rediculous! whenever i spawn something on the right and want it to go left, its not working

what rules do you have to spawn, and what rules are in the spawning actor to make it move

when i try to spawn the actor on the right side going to the left, its not working.. if i make its spawn direction to 180 it flips upside down and doesn't move. when i try to correct it with linear ve

I am able to spawn the actor and get it to work as intended, but I would rather have it working like the others as it is neater and easier to keep track of.

yes, that's the angle i want, if possible. you'll tap to shoot, and i want to check the angle of the touch point and the center point, if it's less than 15 degrees, spawn a bullet, if it's over, don.t

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if you spawn them in randomly it gives an endless game... if thats what you want, which i figure you do.

atm it doesnt spawn platforms, its just a giant level. would it be better to make them spawn?

make a boolean that says when platform spawns, spawn actor. and then you can get fancy and add a random, so its not on the same place on the platform every time

yes you can control how and where it spawns. You will just have to have a game attribute constrained to your player position. so you can tell it to spawn 50 px ahead of that position.

dont ever use spawn or destroy, place you actors offscreen, and then you can have them move into the scene by changing their x y coordinates by a random, and put the range you want to randomly spawn

i have a really long level and im trying to figure out the best way to spawn actors on it, randomly if possible.

i am working on a game where the player has to climb as high as possible. i need to spawn blocks from random positions (along the top) every 2 seconds, for the player to climb up

-a function to shoot the bullet (and you can spawn without hiccups or problems, yay!)

-a function to shoot the bullet (and you can spawn without hiccups or problems, yay!)

when I set up a scene, I use one actor ( called spawn) and I put all the actors for the Scene In it and have them spawn in the locations I want. I use this because if I have a lot of similar scenes I

when I set up a scene, I use one actor ( called spawn) and I put all the actors for the Scene In it and have them spawn in the locations I want. I use this because if I have a lot of similar scenes I

For the recycling, it makes a difference in bigger projects, or in one where spawn is really intensive. Plus, if the image is not pre-loaded in memory (does gs preload every graphic asset that is goin

Rebuilded logic behind the blocks spawn (yep, again :°), now way more fast and stable. A "in the works menu" (blank screen for now, just tap to start), and more important, the increa

Been trying to search through the forums for information on recycling of actors to save on memory and performance vs. the spawn and destroy route that all my apps use and I'm trying to understand the