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    Object Overlapping Issue

    I recently put together a small sensor management system that MMF2 users could use to quickly set up sensor objects to a parent object, even if multiple instances of the parent exist.

    Things should be working just fine, but there is an issue with the collision checks of the sensors. The first-object-that-was-created-in-the-frame's sensors never detect anything! I have looked over the code again and again, moved things around, remade certain parts of it, and nothing corrects this issue. In fact, if I drop the fastloop iteration and perform normal collision checks between the sensor and another object, the first-object-that-was-created-in-the-frame's sensors still never pick anything up.

    This issue appears in both Standard and HWA versions of MMF2. If I delete the bad object and create a new one, the new object works just fine. I only get the no-detection issue again if I delete ALL objects and create a new one; that new object becomes bugged. I suspect this is occurring due to the way MMF2 iterates through objects for overlap checks, and it is skipping collision detection for that first object on accident. The sensors still attach to the bad object correctly and can be manipulated just fine otherwise, so I am almost 100% certain it is not an error on my part.


    I am uploading the .mfa in which I am experiencing the issue. The problem can be found in Frame 2; I set up a sensor inside of each object as well to make it more apparent which object is the bad one. ( Its inner sensor will not be solid black. )
    http://larkss.thisisourcorner.net/temp/Sensor[test].zip



    I will be very thankful if this issue is looked into and (hopefully) corrected. =>

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    Re: Object Overlapping Issue

    Do you spread values on the same line of code that you start loops on? That would be causing it.
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    Re: Object Overlapping Issue

    No, I split them into two events because that causes issues for whatever reason.

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    Re: Object Overlapping Issue

    What version are you using?

    When I run it in R249, all the sensors are black and everything appears to be working correctly.

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    Re: Object Overlapping Issue

    I have the latest version of both Standard MMF2 and MMF2 HWA.

    I forgot that when testing it with Standard MMF2, the alpha-blending does not appear, so you cannot see the bugged object. I will upload a Standard compatible version.

    http://larkss.thisisourcorner.net/te....standard].zip

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