P.S . . . -15 / relative to scene places your spawned actor 15 pixels off the lefthand side of the screen.

in the instance of a wall it says timer every 1 second (not even an attribute) spawn actor (actor) in direction 0 relative to actor at position -15, random(125, 425) relative to scene...this worked be

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well...i cant even get that far because now the spawner doesnt even spawn the actor every second.

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I have small problem, spawning different objects at the same X-position without overlapping.

Check out "Spawn Time Changer" here:

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I have a question tho, how would the Spawner actor spawn another one of itself after it's been destroyed? Would it work?

--Spawn Actor (whatever the actor is you want to spawn)

I have a timer in the instance of two actors (a wall on each side of the screen, they are instances because they spawn the same actor in "opposite" directions). Every second each one

Yup.. as the Guru said...you would need to track distance and position for each enemy you spawn and want to track within the radar zone.

the first asteroid and any that could randomly spawn behind it (giving the player a space to escape through). My plan was for any asteroid that followed behind to close to be destroyed and then re-sp

I want to spawn actors in a patter like coins

@Socks, I love what you did! now I have an idea for my intro motion logo thanks to you! Now I just need to take what you did and add the rest of my logo to it and the intro vid will be complete.

There are a couple ways you can do that. One way is to store all possible spawning locations in a table and choose them at random, removing them afterward so they don't every repeat or overlap. I thin

@tatiang I have an actor displaying screen.size.height . Also when I change the screen.size.height from the iPad screen size it spawns an actor I told it not to spawn. Would you like me to post screen

Ahh ok, thanks. I'll jus have to trial an error. The spawning in mega jump and doodle jump looks random but I bet it's not as random as it looks.

Sure, just make your starting angle 90° (rather than -45), duplicate the spawn behaviour and give it a negative cosine . . . . hold on, it's 30 seconds work, it'd be quicker to just do it rather than

Just spawn a bunch of tightly spaced circles and grab a screenshot - work to an iPad project size and if you need a higher resolution image simply go > Edit Custom Resolution, enter 1536 x 2048