to add to our collection. Each is different and unique in their own way but the game/concept isn't trendy but we feel are solid and timeless. Some games have a shelf life. We always ask ourselves, wo

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Sure. Make attribute game over. Then a rule if game over is true spawn actors. As many as you want.

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When the game over spawn all actors at the right position.

Check out @Armelline's Spawn Time Changer demo at http://forums.gamesalad.com/discussion/70000/armellines-free-stuff-for-everyone-check-first-post-for-the-latest-update/p1.

I have a spawner which spawns actors at the top of the screen. They then fall to the bottom of the screen at a fixed speed until they hit a certain point, then they are destroyed. Every formula I've t

If at the end of a level, I would like to display rows of stats (for the just completed level) that come from a table. Right now I'm thinking I might need to spawn an actor for each row i would like t

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No you can have unique ones but you need to select both in publishing system. Get it?

Yes, it makes absolute sense. I'd generally think the same, that the publishing settings override the in-scene settings, which would mean you cannot have unique orientation settings per-scene.

amount of randomness . . . for example if you spawn a ball (with a circular collision shape) that falls down to the ground, then spawn a second ball from the same location (set to collide with the fi

I have a ball actor bouncing around the screen. I don't know the best way but I have set 4 actors around the 4 edges of the screen. The thing is I want to spawn balls which move with a random velocity

is that at some point I decided to recursively spawn the rows. So I have a single actor for each of the columns in the first row of data and then each of those spawns itself again below in the next

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Actors are ordered within each layer from front to back. Think of a layer in Photoshop, Illustrator, etc., with objects (in this case actors) that are stacked on top of each other. When you spawn in

Agreed ! I just thought I'd throw that idea into the mix, but yes a spawner can only spawn to its own layer.

Technically, that's still spawning the actor on the layer the spawning actor is on (Image)

Unless (through an attribute) you trigger an actor on another layer to spawn - so a collision on a scrollable layer could spawn (via > attribute > spawner on the target layer) an actor o