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.

Use an actor attribute called "actorID" to make clone actors respond differently depending on their ID. Then modify the actor ID number within the scene to assign unique actor rules

player presses on some location on the cookie, spawn a bite actor in that location (ideally with the appropriate rotation). Since the "bite" is the same color as the background, th

I have used this method but instead of using it to spawn an actor at intervals of decreasing amounts of time, I have tried to use it to change an attribute (create a random number). However, whatever

GS's motto is "game creation for the rest of us" so there are no "scripts". You can have an object that is spawned by another invisible actor. The spawn behavior ca

You might try delaying you spawn rule with another timer: After 1 second spawn. It could be the numer generation and the spawn muck with each other.

Trying to make one actor choose and spawn between 5 actors by using the following.

Stay with it...GS is truly a very special and unique software and there is nothing else like it right now. Learn...practice...be creative...and most of all...HAVE FUN!!!

I think I would have used an oversized spawn trigger wafer at each hole to activate the hole collision sensor when a ball was close and destroy if not....all happening invisibly of course. This way I

Nice game! Just a bit on the hard side, but other than that, very unique concept, and awesome sketched out graphics!

It wil be better on the processor if you don't spawn...just recycle actors over and over again. Once they leave the screen (or arrive at a "destroy" point) just move them to the spa

bought it and left a written review w/ 5 stars! Fun game too... like the unique personality.

To make the game endless I used the variable timer method that was posted on this forum to spawn the game elements in a way that makes the game get incrementally more difficult. So as the game goes on

Don't spawn the cars and the forceFields...Have them in the scene at all times and use alpha to turn them on and off and off screen X or Y position values to make them irrelevant within the game.

After a few hours of banging my head I made the actor spawn an identical unmovable actor. A bit of a side step but it worked and gave me more FPS.

No...do not spawn unless you have to and there is no other way.

Hi, I am making a game that will has a pop-up menu when you win, that has a pop-up that says continue. How do I do this? Do I need to spawn different actors on top of it? Thanks!

i think the idea then is to have a background i.e. sky wrap from bottom to top, have a stationary layer like a hud which contains your actors and then just spawn other 'enemy' actors which have moving

I would wrap it so that you can spawn random platforms bad guys power-ups etc. This way you don't have to build a bunch of scenes to get the replayability factor.