rule stating that whenever that actor is swiped, spawn the same actor at the appropriate X and Y position relative to the scene. In order to make it look like the actor is actually "reloade

I placed the attribute (back to false) right after the "spawn actor" behavior (not in the actor to be thrown)

Hi, as Chaser suggested, + when the actor hits the wall, just after the Rules to spawn your pieces, use the Destroy Behavior to destroy the original image of the glass ball. :-)

say I have five cards (i have made the gfx images and added five actors and each actor has a unique name and a unique picture assigned to it.

that if game.ReadyToReloadActor is true, then spawn the appropriate actor at the appropriate X and Y position relative to the scene. After the actor has been spawned to the correct position, change

Im having an actor spawn at the top of the screen and when that actor falls and collides with another actor in the center it subtracts from a hud up at the top set to five. I'm currently setting a boo

I always thought it would be ReWind. (Not necessarily with the capital W). To me the fact that you have to go back through the level makes this game really unique (along with a bunch of other unique

I'd say when it hits wall spawn several different actors or animation at current position x,y. Have the animation or spawned actors accelerate towards floor Otherwise use particles which I feel would

Whats strange is that while DisplayText shows the unique attribute value of each instance, when I assign the value (from the attribute) to the Game attribute, it only gets the last one...

You can just have the background actor and when touch is pressed spawn X by touch1X and Y by touch1Y relative to scene.

Add Change Attribute game.TouchX to game.Mouse.PositionX and a second change attribute game.TouchY to game.Mouse.PositionY and then add a Spawn Actor relative to scen and position game.TouchX and game

You just have to mess around with the spawn rate till its how you like

Yes I get that, but I'm sure I would have to relate it to the mouse/touch position, because if you click and spawn, it's only relative to the game or actor's position. I need to spawn actors wherever

( Spawn Actor "Falling to Ground" Relative to actor)

So I've got a problem that is well over my head and I really need some help from an expert here. I have a circle that rotates when you press and drag on it. What I'm trying to do is spawn a collision

Use the spawn behaviour.

Seems like it'd be mostly copying and pasting. You'd need to make a lot of attributes, and quite a few rules for which predator to spawn, but it seems like it could be just a few hours of work, maybe

That is what I used to render the artwork for the trumpet app I have just released. It's about $150 and has unique features which come in handy when you need to render a pure black or white background

What you think I should do is every time I spawn a new predator that predator should be a different actor with maybe a different constrain in each one like predator x,y and the second should has a co

1) yes its pretty easy...in actor a1 do something like if touch is pressed spawn actor a2 then destroy actor and so on.