Two hydrogen atoms colliding would create helium so wouldn't you destroy both and spawn a new stable particle? (Image)

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As for lag, the scene will take a second or two to generate at the start, but after that there should be no difference between spawning and pre-placing the scene.

Hey @Armelline , I am now able to spawn everything from tables but I still have to keep the scenes due to reason you may know about the AI since you saw my file. Now the thing is I am using one spawne

The problem here is that each attribute has a unique number assigned to it. This is presumably what they use to reference the attribute in the actual code the game is converted to. Let's say I make a

all said, you might be best off using tables to spawn the levels for your game, and using only one scene. An added bonus of doing it that way is that you can use Tiled to make the levels, and they're

Interesting. I was spawning from bottom to top and by changing it to spawn top to bottom, it fixed it. That slight delay between when it's spawned and when it starts moving causes an issue from bott

* I have to create a rule within each enemy actor so that when the chosen tableCellValue is equal to its self-value (unique identifier), then that actor fires a bullet.

What does 'I've generated' mean in this context ? I'd guess these actors are spawned, and the spawn behaviour is in a Loop behaviour or maybe a Timer, but there really should be no need to guess at th

destroying your truck.You will drive 16 totally unique trucks in 24 levels. Drive through valley, jungle, city day and night, ice peaks, and desert.

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I agree as well. I have a scene I am trying to layout and it got so tedious to move things I have started spawning them so I can change parameters to move lots of objects at once. Even if you couldn

Yeah game start works fine. But replay its really noticeable on the 5th spawn its spawns .2 early and game is impossible to survive............

Spawn at 3.4 seconds, 5.2 seconds, 6.8 seconds...

Just make a few separate actors. AOESpawner actor would be when collides with tag:enemies(or whatever) spawn actor AOE. In AOE rules just interpolate(this will change it's size to a larger square that

It's an interesting concept. I had the email earlier today and thought 'hmm'. My games currently do well on Amazon in terms of ad revenue. However, the possibilities this has are pretty unique.

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@Socks I finally figured it out! I was spawning the "enemies" using the background and relative to the background. This made the actors randomly stop, walk past others, attack nothin

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of the particle emitter and I think it's now spawning in the right place. Would that sound right to you? I've got to adjust the spawn rate etc to get a more accurate idea of whether it's on the mark