Set up a timer behaviour to spawn enemies at a set location off screen (left and right) at random time intervals. This behaviour could be in the main character or in a separate invisible character.

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Yes, it's possible. You can use the Spawn Actor behavior to add an actor to an existing scene. And you can use a Move behavior to move the "net" actor and a collision Rule conditio

Cheers ! Here's an improved version, as I was saying before you could automate the whole build rather than placing a bunch of actors into the scene, this version does that, it simplifies the process a

im sorry i meant not spawn an actor not showing a text, when i use display text the text dissapear when main character is no longer collide with the object but when i use spawn the actor stay in the s

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Make sure your images are saved with a unique number in the file name i.e:

Spawn bullet actor (0,0)If timer < 40 spawn (-20,0), spawn 20,0)If timer > 39 spawn (-40,0), spawn (40,0), spawn (-20,0), spawn (20,0)

* When touch pressed and fire setup 1 is true...spawn "bullet" actor X=0 Y=0

I just finished with episode 9, which does a blinky invulnerability when you first spawn or respawn and adds power-ups that give you center laser, 2 wing lasers or all three. Should be posting it tom

This is my custom made DownloadTracker90000! Using the concepts I came up with here: Sending and Receiving Data, Stats Dashboard, and Unique IDs, I came up with this system. It's a Rasberry Pi powered

I have two actors; each one spawn random numbers and I have to do a division (first actor / the second) and result has to be an integer number not float like for example 2.67.

I d like to spawn actor that diplay only even numbers.

* I tried that, before creating this thread but it only worked with one of the actors.. the rest didn´t react (I based it on this tutorial How To Spawn Random, Non-Repeating Actors https://youtube.com

1) If you're using my template, when the objects are spawned they are spawned on specific x,y coordinates that are calculated based on what row/column is being drawn. The calculation is in the spawn

This simple setup worked for me - two actors - the spawner and the spawned actor - I set this up on a portrait iPad project.

I'm not sure the relevance of your second image, my code was part of a conversation about how you might simplify your code so that you don't need to produce a random number, then check that number and

@tatiang The spawned actors (Boxes) are all moving upwards. The size of my scene is an ipad portrait (i heard its best to create an ipad portrait size for an app). I would like to spawn actors with e

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