sure what to believe. The analytics show fewerer unique users than there have been downloads... by over 2,500. Something is way off.

create you actor 'spawn point' and create the actor you want to spawn (character).

Red Sky, brilliant! I believe I shall my studios... wait for it... Blue Car! Sorry, guy, not really a fan of the name. Too... unmemorable, I guess. Nimblebit, ngmoco, Hand Circus, all unique. Red Sky.

How can I spawn a random actor at random intervals of time coming from one spawn point?

-----spawn actor (cannon ball)

How do you loop with interpolate without using spawn? Say I have an actor that goes across the screen. When it reaches the end I want it to start over again. I could have it destroy on contact at the

Ok i have attempted this on both my own game and the space rocks game but cannot get a missile to actually fire. Am I doing something wrong with the mouse position part?I understand the logic behind e

move and when it gets to a certain spot spawn another background

But then doesn't it go to the top then spawn at the bottom?

I got an interesting question: if I drag & drop all actors I need into the scene in GameSalad, I don't have to spawn them during the game, right?

-----Spawn Actor [loading graphic]

spawn actor (cannon ball)

Related to my previous posts, doing a Destroy > Spawn isn't the ideal solution, for various reasons, but perhaps it's the only solution in this case?

are the two bombs two completely unique actors? Do you have unique attributes for each?

i'm wanting them to spawn at set times using the timer function, but when i use spawn actor, nothing seems to happen. if i dont make them invisible then there always in the position i want them to app

I have a barrel rolling down a hill and I want that actor to repeat the roll. I've been playing with Spawn and Timer but am getting no where. I've looked at the space shooter template but I can't see

You can either spawn the new "slide" actor next to the current one and then interpolate both of them into their new positions,

Let's imagine that you have a series of raindrops falling from the top of the screen. On the ground, there are 2 "paint buckets": red and green. These buckets are modifications of ON

When touched is pressed spawn non moving version of the actor and destroy the moving version. You can NOT change any physics after a scene has been loaded so don't put those into change attribute beha

c.) depends on the Actors and where they are Rule-heavy or not. You should definitely test on a device - especially a 3G. I was never able to get more than 20 moving actors on a 3G. Spawning actors ca