spawn bullet

spawn bullet.

I made a button that spawn other buttons, when one of the new button is pressed they disappear.

then when you spawn a enemy, just increase enemies by 1

You can still make their positions random. You could place each actor offscreen from the start. And give them a rule that changes their x and y using a change attribute - just set it to random. You wo

Hi, thanks for the reply - don't think I'm willing to give up the usage of random (single instance) enemies just yet. Anyone from Gamesalad team - will the ability to spawn and actor to a layer other

As the orange actors are randomly displayed the actor also spawns the mini dot actor and tracks the main object as the position moves.

i'm trying to reduce a lot of things instead of changing my image sizes, like constraining the house colliders instead of spawn at position and move with the house. I got constrain working but becaus

...so when an enemy is within range it can spawn, but when it is outside of the character's position + or - 480,320 in any direction then it is destroyed. This seems to work well as you can run a litt

I was wondering if and how it would be possible to have my actor spawn at an increasing rate so that my games difficulty increases over time? So at the beginning for example they spawn only every few

I was wondering in my game I will have an actor spawn multiple times throughout the game I want variation and the actors to look different and so is it possible to have a random image assigned to it?

is 320 tall for the right but i want enemies to spawn off screen from the right and come into play. If i put one to the right im guessing they wont be able to get into the action as the right actor w

I have an area where copies of actor A randomly spawn every second.

I've got this exact issue right now... I have created a game that spawns characters on a grid - the problem is that I want to basically have my grid spaces numbered and use the random() function to sp

Then, in whatever actor is spawning the enemies, do something like this:

I have a large play area in a scrolling maze-type game. I am spawning actors at various given positions, but I DON'T want them to live if they are, say, 1.5+ screens away: I only want actors to start

Yeah, just use the same Provisioning Profile (which contains the App ID info) and you should be fine. Remember, a unique app will need a unique App ID. Have fun!

Each App should have it's own unique App ID. Each App ID should have a unique Bundle Identifier. Each Bundle Identifier should have a unique Seed ID (unless you are making a suite of applications, whi

It can be done for a single actor by creating some global variables, but that method breaks down if you spawn multiples of that actor (i.e. duplicate multi-sprite enemies).

You need only one development provisioning profile to test your games, but you will need a unique distribution provisioning profile and App ID for each game you submit.