When an airplane spawns originally, constrain an invisible touch control actor above it. When the airplane's position is touched, the original airplane actor is destroyed and the invisible control act

This apple (and android) thing is really in unique in that aspect

Here is a demo of the core functionality, moving by spawn. I'm certain you can work out the rest.

No Adhoc is a single version made to work on a specific device. You need to get unique codes from the end user and then make an AdHoc version for them only. You then need to send the end user the AdHo

spawn bullet

Are there any actors(likely invisible) that are in from of them in the layer? Make sure the buttons are set to spawn in the front of the layer.

One question though. Is there an easy way to specify spawn location? Or is my only option to play with x,y values? For example I want these actors to spawn in a "V" formation.

I'm thinking the job could get done with timers and interpolate for movement... and lots of attributes and actors. With each bite, a new piece is spawn.

Very cool concept and unique! Looks very addictive! Can't wait to try it out! (Image)

I use the method I described to spawn multiple enemies, or multiple bullets from enemies. Don't get why it wouldn't work for you... though I do use a timer to spawn them instead of a button.

---Spawn actor.

Just add more spawn behaviours.

Each character/colour has a unique ability:

- I figured out how to click on an actor that will trigger the spawn of another actor, and then be able to move it.

Each character/colour has a unique ability:

In this "clear" actor add a timer and set it to every 5 seconds (or how often you want a random actor to spawn) change attribute game.random to random(1,5). This is assuming you have

Yes but how can I spawn a random character at that random time?

players can transform into, each with their own unique attributes.

A fix i had work for me is to have the bullet spawn an invisible actor that is a little bigger that will connect with the enemy a little longer even if it desrtroys itself after a fraction of a second

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