Global attribute called SpawnAmount, for instance. Set SpawnAmount to 10. In a Rule, if SpawnAmount >0 then random(1,5); if 1, then spawn actor 1, if 2 then actor 2, etc. Not tested, but think

Basically, instead of having multiple timers, I have one timer that updates an attribute every second.

On those Display Text behaviors, are you using Change Attribute?

I do have tons of constrains but this is not the problem as I'm still getting a good frame rate and I always check to see how much processor power every constrain pulls. When I put the camera control

Everything is working as intended in GS Preview, but when i go to web preview i have a small problem with a save/load attribute.

Edit: At the moment, i've abandoned the constrain and just made the actor smaller. Not a great solution...

I can't constrain my actor to the camera box because my actor has collisions.

I can't constrain my actor to the camera box because my actor has collisions. It is a side scrolling racing game. I control my actor with a forward and reverse button and the collisions do the rest.

You need 2 "real" attributes

That was it! the save attribute was being called to fast and to many times. By putting into a timer instead its working perfect now.

To test I added a display text when the score is higher than the high score. And it works. Its the save attribute that has stopped working. It isnt updating the high score. Could it be, the way I have

Make an attribute called 'shoot missile'

I noticed that when did a rule where a integer attribute is great than to a number. It is the signs that are failing. I cant get the greater than or equal to to work at all and a greater than is used

Would also be great to have a special HUD scene that could be made once and then added as a scene attribute to any scene you wanted. That way you could activate it or deactivate it at will, and nothi

Hi ericdg123, try the constraint the other way around, i.e constrain your player to the x,y of the invisible actor controlling the camera (minus 100 or so).

I've searched the forums and found nothing. I want to offset my main actor to the left side of the screen. So I make an invisibile actor and put the control camera in this actor. I then constrain t

Also try using a code break attribute. Doing this in VERY GOOD practice and easy to do. Its always my first attribute I create in a game.

Make sure that you have followed EVERY SINGLE attribute and switch and make sure that they are firing in sequence.

I tried using another actor to control camera and constrain x and y to player x and y, this works only when moving in 1 direction. I don't know how to make it stay at the front of the player graphic w

Hi Guys , can someone please explain to a newbie the correct way to remove a constraint such as Constrain Attribute Self.Position.X - self.xpos Thanks peterE