A better way to make gibs with physics?

Ok.. lol.. I decided to revamp my first level so things appear fancy.... However, things that used to work break by doing it....
The situation:
melee animation is playing + overlaps enemy = destroy enemy - working correctly.
animation: dissapearing of enemy is finished playing = create 6 static physic objects - working correctly.
static physic objects overlap backdrop or collide with backdrop = stop movement of objects - working correctly.

The Problem:
after killing a certain amount of enemies, things stop working... mainly objects you collide with stop colliding with you....
the video of it working and not working:
https://youtu.be/gs4A4aqzJlw

Was just curious if there was a better way to accomplish this.
Thanks for your time.

ok, I tried pinball movement, it still happens... not even going over 500 objects... wonder what's going on >.<

Is the layer object present in the frame?

What happens to the gibs when you walk off screen and don't collect them?

Post a MFA might help too..

Try switching from static physics objects to Particles. Static Objects are still code-based, loaded into RAM, and need to run all the calculations like collisions and rotations that you're giving them. Physics Particles are much lighter on the CPU and RAM, and you can still control their collisions. Plus, you can make much better-looking bloodsplosions with even more gibs, and automatically clean them up when they scroll off-screen.

are these objects that you can't seem to pick up or hit on the wrong layer?

thanks for all the help guys! basically, i just sacrificed having tons of monster guts spread all over the level and chose to just destroy them after 10 seconds. and everything works now. :D

oooh so sweet to my ears, that was Symphony Of The Night <3

But... how are we supposed to suggest a better method if you don't tell us what method you're actually using
/ what exactly you'd like to accomplish? :pacman::pacdot::pacdot:
Unfortunately (luckily) there are dozens of ways to accomplish things in Fusion,
so without some more infos it will be hard to tell what's broken just by looking at the (superbly scored) video


EDIT: we have now reached the next level, you fixed the problem while I was actually typing XD


EDIT2: I think I've been unfair. You summarized what you were doing in your first post. My fault was reading it too quickly. My excuses for that.

yeah, i just wanted tons of monster guts all over the place, cause in the future i wanted to come back through the level( a coming home victory) type thing, and all the monsters guts are still there. :D

That's going to be a beautifully gory experience :D

Why wouldn't you just raise the object limit?

I think it's better to keep object count as low as possible to avoid weighting the runtime,
and keeping object limit low also should tell Fusion not to keep more "room" available, where it could better avoid to

i did raise it... the problem is, the game just starts messing up with collisions after a lot of pinball movement objects or a lot of static physics objects are made... in fact its well under 500 objects by the end of the level, and the limit is 1000...

I would honestly love to push fusion to the max where it slows down because it has way too much stuff lol :P but, it doesn't do that, it just keeps running at 60 fps and some things dont work anymore :(

Are you using pinball movement for the gibs? If so... why?

You can easily program your own gravity. If you need help I'll post a MFA if someone doesn't beat me to it.

I have my own gravity for the ai. I just don't understand it very well. Fidgeting with it for hours, to get the gibs to fall not at a slow rate was not fun. :(