-possibility to set max and min area of "spawn" of the path, meaning that you can avoid making the path go outside the screen, and make the screen size big as you like

Update on the template. Now has buttons and clear pipes for you. Im almost finished working on another level for it where the pipes are stationary and you control the left and right and have to guide

ok so i have a double wide scene using a scroll. i have a object on the far right, and i want to spawn my enemy and make him move to a position on the left. but because i need wrap on for scrolling my

You will have to also set a unique attribute somehow to number each monster so it knows which one it is colliding with

As I already said, this template doesn't spawn anything, so you don't have to worry about memory being filled up.

It doesn't spawn anything to work, it recycles everything and so it runs pretty smooth.

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im wondering if its possible to be able to spawn in stuff like pipes in a game to do what you please with it. kind of like how you can edit levels in labirynth

im wondering if its possible to be able to spawn in stuff like pipes in a game to do what you please with it. kind of like how you can edit levels in labirynth

Basically it's done with just one game.variable, a rule, a change attribute, a spawn. And a change velocity in the bullets. That's it.

spawn bullet at position 0,0 relative to scene

chobbipod, that way the bullet would be spawned right where he touches, I think.

Spawn actor:

just as Pessimistic Birds may be entirely unique – and with a name like that, it probably would be – you shouldn’t pass Burn the Rope by, just because you’ve already played Cut the Rope."

just as Pessimistic Birds may be entirely unique – and with a name like that, it probably would be – you shouldn’t pass Burn the Rope by, just because you’ve already played Cut the Rope."

It's a fun and creative game with a unique look. How could it not climb the ranks that fast?

So, QS... in your game 'Attack of the Krakken', did you use the method of keeping actors just off screen until they're needed or do you constantly spawn and destroy your lasers, enemies, etc.?

So, QS... in your game 'Attack of the Krakken', did you use the method of keeping actors just off screen until they're needed or do you constantly spawn and destroy your lasers, enemies, etc.?

Umh, as I see it, you're destroying that dice actor after 2 seconds, but you're not respawning it in the actor A right?

hey darren, how are you recycling the bullets instead of spawn