So, for example, the goal here is to get an actor to 'randomly spawn' and move in a 'random wave'.

Hi.. I've been trying to make my actor randomly spawn from right to left and move in a random wave. I found this link "http://gamesalad.com/wiki/how_tos:gsc_wave_movement" on the for

In the Spawn behaviour in A, set the X,Y coordinates (for where B is spawned) to 0,0, relative to 'actor'.

A spawns B, A destroys self.

A spawns B and then B destroys itself ?

I want actor 1 to spawn actor 2 in front of actor 1 and destroy.

Rocket Zap is an arcade style space shooter game. Destroy waves of Rockets, UFOs and Spaceships. Simple one touch control. Just swipe to aim and shoot. Thrilling chain-reaction explosions add a unique

* I see the medals spawn correctly. Just never got 10 points (Image)

I want content that is interactive and something unique. I do not want widgets or a downloadable file, I would like a source code. I would like it to be like that, so I do not have to copy and past

In it, Addlein - a young girl gifted with magical powers - ventures off into the big, scary world to find her in search for adventures. The game is heavily focussed on humor, expression and non-sense,

You may have unlocked the actor and created an "instance" with unique rules from the prototype. Try deleting the actor from the scene and then re-adding it.

@RabidParrot hahaha! I completely agree with you the graphics aren't up to par .. I'm not the best graphic designer. I made all this on inkscape .. but I will start looking for a graphic art designer

Is this an APK from the Google Play Store or just a build you signed locally? Reading through some comments about that particular error it seems it may be common for local builds that didn't come fro

I'm working on a little project just to get myself back into it. I have blocks (left + right of the screen) spawning at a random(0,150) x position off the screen (for the left block), then falling dow

Here are some display stars to go with @Armelline's excellent Level Select System - you could use this at the end of the level to indicate how well the player did, just spawn however many 'StarMakers'

@ookami007 Yes, that's the general method I'm using. To read through 1000 cells (20 columns, 50 rows) and spawn an actor using the data from each cell takes several seconds, though. Spawning recursi

You will find a hard limit on the number of actors you can spawn in a given time. So no matter how fast you loop through the table, it's going to take a few seconds to spawn 100+ actors. Using @Hopsco

Spawn actor based on value

On the subject of custom fonts, I found the standard method (lots of constrains) to be very inefficient, so threw together my own version . . . . which goes back to something I've always thought, that

I was just testing and about 3 actors at a time seems to work ok. I was going to try and spawn them in 3 waves and then when 3 waves are spawned make them visible and start moving them. See if that