You can only spawn to the layer the spawning actor is on. What layer is the spawning actor on?

The system works well on robust platforms, but it's in-efficiency shows itself on android mobile. As a strange stuttering occurs, or instead, a lag spike if the player spawned below them in the layer

I will need to find a few ways to optimize my main scene in my game too. I can tell this much so far. I had an actor in the scene that spawned all of the menus( called Menu Spawner). The scene took 8

and put a destroy into each of the spawn actor rules, which solved the problem.

I've noticed another bug, where if you spawn an object, then resize it (in it's behaviours, at startup), the collision for that object is still the size of the originally spawned object.

Rather than spawning a new actor you could simply change the image of the current actor, so . . .

is a rule, If: game.music_toggle = 0 (off) Do: spawn actor. This actor is a white circle with a cross through it. This cross spawns on the mute button only when it has been toggled off. This mute fun

@Icebox1910 create a smaller actor (with alpha 0 and circle collision type) and use that actor as collision detector instead (so your other actor will spawn the hidden collision actor on top of itself

Spawn actors? No... just place all of the actors on the scene and then show/hide each one as needed.

I getting hung up on if i should spawn actors based on "records" created in the table and how would i list all records on my classroom screen. and then how would clicking on making t

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spawn actor 3. actor

* You're limited to spawning behind/in front of the spawner actor or layer. Which is why you might want to consider having the first spawned actor spawn the next actor rather than using a separate sp

It seems that I just can't work this out still. I've been trying to work out what's going on and have only one idea that I think might be causing this. I've based the movement of the dragonfly on a de

rotation will read 0 degrees, and when you spawn an actor (for example a bullet) it will appear to come from the side (0 degrees) rather than from the top . . . personally I'd just use one orientatio

Would it best to spawn the actor on screen and have it facing to 90 rather than drag the actor onto the scene then so they are both pointing in the same direction?

Table doesn't work for me. As i mentioned before , all of the positions of the actors are preset . And i have 29 groups and each group holds 6 positions of the actors that will be spawned . So if i in

for the random spawn look at the google its easy but i dont remember it now.

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