This solution only runs the fade timer for .5 seconds, and only runs 5 calculations to execute the fade. I checked to see if the fade timer keeps running by creating a spawn dummy actor behavior every

other devs are doing...try to do something unique and different. Duo Gravity is a great example. He made Apple's New and Noteworthy with a game that is fairly simple to program...has fairly simple

"Its a fun and addicting game with 40 levels in all. I got through the first 20 in about 20 minutes however from about level 15+, I started to really feel challenged with its unique concepts.

you need to wrap the spawn rule inside a touch switch

I want to spawn an actor when I touch the screen and I want that actor to move to the location I touched. The only problem is that if I touch anywhere else before the actor reaches the original locati

I use graphic fonts of the digits...So I then have 4 unique actors that report each place digit in the clock value and then change the image to match the place digit value....which gives me a clock ca

Your images are probably bigger and more details than my pseudo vector graphic looking images but I did have approximately 46 actors at scene start and then it could vary from a low of 19 actors up to

Yeah, I spawn many actors, but mostly only if it is necessary, like the explosion of a brick or such.

Do you have many spawn rules?

Do the actors in the second scene spawn automatically? Do they use game or self attributes, which may not be reseted and prevent them to move?

4. In the Timer input box, I put the "self.RandomNumber". then spawn actor.

That's too bad. Looks like a really fun game. Great graphics, sound, gameplay and I'd say its pretty unique. Not sure if there are similar games out there or not.....How does it run on the 3GS? May

exact name. Each attribute name is tied to a unique ID.

In your button that spawns the Options window create this rule

Dunno if this is a bug or expected but I have a scene with an options button - instead of sending it to an new scene, I want to options to be a pop up screen over the scene, so I spawn a background ac

You only need 2 unique actors to do all your scoring elements...maybe 3

In the Spawn Actor behavior.

I don't suppose you have any idea how I can spawn an actor as a reaction to my first actor? I'm trying to look at the template for the cannonball, but not proving successful.

I'm having great difficulty (1) spawning an actor from another actor and (2) determining the coordinates for the positions of X & Y in the Spawn Attribute panel -

ID number within the scene to make that clone unique. Then any unique actor rules within the actor can be wrapped in a rule that only fires off if the actor ID is equal to the rule ID assignment.