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# Grid Spawner

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Grid Spawner is an alternative spawn system that only spawns on planet surfaces.\ <br>

The system allows:

* Spawning on both the client and server sides
* Maintaining a pre-defined location structure, with randomness control applied
* Spawning actors with parameters (serialization)
* Auto-snapping spawned elements onto the planet's surface while maintaining their overall structure.

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