That's right! I'm comparing! Comparing the spawed bullet from clicks with the spawned bullets from a timer. Is not a science, but it worked - in my humble opinion.

Wait, what?! If you're using Timer behaviors then you are forcing the actors to spawn at that interval... right? You're not actually measuring anything.

Hi, i want to spawn an actor every 1 second. That's fine. But now I want the actor spawned to be a random size.

Another portion of the game scene should show a spawned actor which is a graphical representation of the numerical value. For example, if my table value is 2, then 2 humans should spawn in a &quo

Instead of every 5 which would go 5,10,15,20,25 and so on. It could spawn like 3,7,8,10,15,17,18,20...endlessly etc

Just imagine a timer going up from 0, a rule saying every 1,2,3,4or5 seconds spawn an actor. So you will have actors spawned maybe at 2seconds then 5 seconds after that, then another 5 seconds after t

So you want to spawn an actor after 5 points, then after a random number of points spawn another, and then after a random number of points spawn another etc.?

Option 2 is by far the better way to go, spawn actors is much much harsher on performance than changing image. There is a thread around here called "timers are for chumps" that you c

I am adding a unit that will spawn every 10 seconds and then destroy itself after 5 seconds. I am trying to figure the best way to do this performance wise. So for the purpose of demonstration lets

Spawn Actor (name/number) of possible actor selected

My demo does what you are asking (just spawn in a different spot rather than spawning a different actor). I suspect you are trying to ask a different question, though.

You don't really spawn an actor 'into' an another actor, you spawn an actor directly into a scene, so you might make an actor called 'Game Controller' (or whatever you like) and this actor spawns the

My next steps are to go to each screen and put the actor spawn code in the scene so the stored character code will spawn and be ready for game play/coding once the scene opens.

they all spawn the same actor, just in a different spot as you move along, i just dont want the same intervals. For example, doodle jump, if it was made like that. every so many points because the cha

but if you say every 1 than spawn then it's like saying spawn for every score value.

dont think that will work as, I have a score increasing quite fast. So im saying every 1-6 score points spawn an actor. again and again and again. will this work?

I mean i want the rule to say, every 2or3or4or5or6 spawn character. basically

Vibrant colored squares each producing unique hypnotic harmonic tones creating random sequences incrementing one square at a time. Reproduce the correct order of the sequence by pressing each square t

Within the scene, you have a playerSPAWN actor and the first thing it does is a series of IF game.player = 1 then spawn player1 actor (say fighter), if game.player = 2 then spawn the player2 actor (sa

i am trying to make my skydiver fall into a pool and spawn back from the plane he fell from. he fell when i press spacebar.