I know there are a bunch of GS games that have spawned enemies (z is for zombie, kfright has one I think, as well as other shooter games by a number of different people). How did you guys manage to ge

I made a test project with alexulle's exact code and the spawned actors just keep appearing at the same rate. Not sure what I did wrong. alexulle, are you sure this works? The actors spawn rate is rea

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I'm sure if someone wanted to get creative you could even spawn a little graphic near it on every scene

I'm working on a game that has a button that you can click to spawn an event. The event could be a monster or some treasure.

And I wasn't intentionally making it this way, but the game is REALLY hard, unless you find the "blind spot" between where I placed the zombie spawn points.

scoreless, you understand this wiki topic? I'm clueless as to how it works, or how to use it to increase spawn rate.

I'm very excited that this is possible, but I really can't figure out how to use this to spawn things at an increasing rate. Anyone feel like trying to explain how this could be done using this method

is that i don't know where to put the rules to spawn two couple of actors and to spawn a fifth actor.

Not sure what you are asking...but sounds like you need to give each unique image an ID number attribute in the game. The give your screen image slot a slot ID attribute in the game.

@mul: Gamexcb is showing you the logic that is in the spawned actors (aka enemies). Each time one spawns or dies, it keeps track of the count and its own place in the count. You would then only spa

If I read correctly, you need to use a <= logic comparison instead of = when checking whether to respawn or not.

I am having the same problem and it is really hurting my game. Here is what I think is happening. When the spawner actor is loaded into the scene the game engine checks to see what the value of the at

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The same can be used to spawn random actors

I'm having a problem where I am able to spawn actors but they stop after creating just a few.

Within the spawner rule I have the following:

I chose a Space Shooter as my first game. It could be considered difficult, but I'm having a lot of fun with it. With each addition, my game feels more alive... radar, thrust, explosions, scoring... y

you would need to use magnitude and vectorToAngle. Use magnitude to determine the distance between the blown-up actors and the bomb (have global attributes for the bomb's X & Y). Then use thi

Like i said each score would just have trigger a unique "open url" as a workaround to the inability to write data.