colliding (or overlappin') your Active object, (use yer arrow keys) into either the Quick background or background object SHOULD (I believe) cause the app to end. But it doesn't... it just passes though it...
Any Ideas?
http://www.betatestforum.com/mmf/weird.mfa
colliding (or overlappin') your Active object, (use yer arrow keys) into either the Quick background or background object SHOULD (I believe) cause the app to end. But it doesn't... it just passes though it...
Any Ideas?
http://www.betatestforum.com/mmf/weird.mfa
I have all sorts of problems running this file.
Yves might need to take a look and see if everything is OK with the huge frame size your trying to use.
When I reduce the frame size down to a manageable size it works fine.
We would need to do some experiments on at what frame size it starts having trouble at.
I have all sorts of problems running this file.
Yves might need to take a look and see if everything is OK with the huge frame size your trying to use.
When I reduce the frame size down to a manageable size it works fine.
We would need to do some experiments on at what frame size it starts having trouble at.
Yes, I've an idea. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
The size of your frame is 300,000 x 30,000.
As the "handle background collisions even out of window" option is selected, MMF2 creates a background collision mask of the size of the frame. The size of this mask is 300000 x 30000 / 8 = 1 GB... The memory allocation probably fails, so the collisions with the background will fail.
To solve the problem, either unselect this option, or create a new layer and move all your objects to this layer (as the collision mask is created only for the first layer, the collisions on the other layers are made object by object).
Yves.
Yes, I've an idea. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
The size of your frame is 300,000 x 30,000.
As the "handle background collisions even out of window" option is selected, MMF2 creates a background collision mask of the size of the frame. The size of this mask is 300000 x 30000 / 8 = 1 GB... The memory allocation probably fails, so the collisions with the background will fail.
To solve the problem, either unselect this option, or create a new layer and move all your objects to this layer (as the collision mask is created only for the first layer, the collisions on the other layers are made object by object).
Yves.
Does this option only work for collisions in layer 1? I don't understand how there is a difference among layers.
Does this option only work for collisions in layer 1? I don't understand how there is a difference among layers.
300,00 x 30,000... D'oh!
That COULD be an issue... <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
*smacks his head*
That DOES explain things... I had reduced it from 30,000 x 30,000 to 3,000 x 3,000, to test something... and then I THOUGHT I had changed it back...
Thanks for checking it out.
300,00 x 30,000... D'oh!
That COULD be an issue... <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
*smacks his head*
That DOES explain things... I had reduced it from 30,000 x 30,000 to 3,000 x 3,000, to test something... and then I THOUGHT I had changed it back...
Thanks for checking it out.
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