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    • PickleCatStars
      PickleCatStars F last edited by

      For public share, go to ’friends’, press r for ’my shared programs’, pick your program and press ’a’, then pick ’submit’. 2 people from the fuze team have to approve it, so it won’t happen instantly..

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      • Tratax
        Tratax F last edited by

        Nice, good one - Moved both setenvironment and the ground placeobject before the game loop and its running much better... still losing memory but i can now place more blocks!

        Thanks, I've just submitted it for review

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        • Tratax
          Tratax F last edited by Tratax

          Quick update that I believe Ive found the cause of the memory issue!

          The setup3D function runs each time the map has been loaded into memory and on each user input of the A button

          At Line 178, I'm saying to read the entire array and place an object even if it already exists, so each time this function is called it's just creating whole replication of these objects filling up the map and memory quite quickly

          So here's what I'm thinking...

          • Create another array that stores if 3D objects have been placed or not and test / update that locations reference on each button push ONLY redrawing objects that do not yet exist
            or
          • Unload all objects, if this is possible.. and then just read from the array and redraw everything everytime something changes

          Option one seems like the better choice.. option two seems like the faster lazier route.. Solving this will also allow me to remote objects from the scene which will be needed as a map editor

          keen for any thoughts / input :)

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          • CasualTie5
            CasualTie5 F @Tratax last edited by

            @Tratax the second option doesn't appear lazy to me at all - I would argue that always removing unnecessary data is a very effective procedure

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            • Tratax
              Tratax F last edited by

              Thanks @CasualTie5 - I'll give it a go, just need to find a way to unload everything now haha

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              • Tratax
                Tratax F last edited by

                Ok, have had a go at removing the objects and have realised that the objects might not be created properly at the moment as removal is saying the object is invalid

                Does anyone know the correct way to use a for loop to create multiple individually managable 3D objects?

                Here's my current version:
                obj = []

                for i = 0 to len(level01) loop
                obj[i] = placeObject( model.wall, scale, pos )
                repeat

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                • PickleCatStars
                  PickleCatStars F last edited by

                  The problem you’re encountering now is the bane of my life. I solved it by making sure my array is global, and doing it outside of a function. It will be fixed in the upcoming patch, I do believe.

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                  • Tratax
                    Tratax F last edited by

                    Nice, do you have any code you can share for how you're doing this?

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                    • PickleCatStars
                      PickleCatStars F last edited by

                      I downloaded yours and had a look. If you change the line

                      Obj = []

                      To

                      Array obj[len(level01)]

                      That’ll fix it. I also noticed in your setup3d function, you say ’float scale = {1,1,1}’ - that works, but only because Fuze is so forgiving. {1,1,1} is a vector, as I’m sure you know.

                      It’s looking pretty good so far! The saving and loading works. Super cool!

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                      • PickleCatStars
                        PickleCatStars F last edited by

                        I actually didn’t have to change anything else. Seems your problem isn’t the same as the one I’ve been having, and was just solved by setting up your array the way I just said..

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                        • PickleCatStars
                          PickleCatStars F last edited by

                          How’s it going?

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                          • Tratax
                            Tratax F last edited by

                            Have been flat out with work... should have a chance to get back into this on the weekend !

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