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I have set as maximum 1500 objects (690 used) and I believe to have created more than 100 groups. Does MMF2 Developer go to error, am I afraid that more than a total of linee cannot be written, does a maximum exist of lines or groups of event? I have checked well and I have not found any bad object. the cpu works to 0 1% because' I make to only work some precise groups in precise moments.
please, help me.
Regards
Not sure I understand what your asking but if its on the object count the program will just not create more then the maximum objects there won't be an error message they just won't be created.
There is no real limit to the number of groups you can make in the event editor.
I took a look at the source code and it seems that the maximum number of groups is 256.
Maximum number of lines = 16,000.
Seriously? There's a limit on the number of codes & groups we can have? I think that would make the software even more limited. Though I wonder if programs like C++ also have a limit like this. I donno. I would imagine in order to make a decent game, one would need some sort of software that doesn't have any limit to them.
I agree. ;) Those limits are old things from previous versions, they'll be removed in future versions (MMF3).
But well, those limits are pretty high. And its per frame.
no!!!! only 256 group and only 16,000 lines
where can I see how many groups and lines I have created without checking them from the editor?
Many people have released big commercial games under the limits in MMF2 (and under smaller limits in MMF 1).
So perhaps if your actually hitting some limits a review of the game design you have created to make your game is in order.
Can't you load your application? The number of lines is the number of the last line.Quote:
where can I see how many groups and lines I have created without checking them from the editor?
If you're making an application that exceeds 6k lines, you should really consider the Lua extension to externalize your code. (though you're going to have to spend some time learning it) That way, everything is called from .lua files and you don't have to worry about going over the restrictions since large chunks of code is in txt files.
A. C++ is not a program. It's a programming language.Quote:
Originally Posted by N64Mario
B. Limits are compiler-specific.
^LB beat me to it