I did that like in endless course object spawning tutorial by unreal [(this)][2], but replacing box collision with sphere one.
And SOMEHOW it didn’t work 
Error is that box extent isn’t compatible with sphere collision. What is other way to do that?
To get a random point within a sphere, use RandomUnitVector to get a random vector and the multiply it by RandomFloatInRange with Min=0.0 and Max equal to the radius of your sphere.
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Oh, and add that to the world location of the spawn-sphere to get the spawn location in the world. I always forget that part…
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