I can't create any more object after a while...

[Guicole]

Hi !

I'm new to MMF2, so sorry, if my question is stupid...
I create a very simple thing, copied on this one :
tower defense

But mine, after a while of create Objets (Pressing keyboard 1 or 2) i just can't create anymore...

Maybe a memory full or something like that, but, there is almost nothing, so, i'm surprised...

Can someone help me ? Have a look on my project ?

Thanks very much !!

Attachement :
My Project

[Jase]

Hey Guicole, welcome to the forums!

It appears you have uploaded a Project file (.mfw) Which means we can't open the attachment.
A project file contains the directories of where your actual files are stored (.mfa)

Although, this error sounds familiar. Try clicking the frame you are editing in the list, and click the 2nd tab (Runtime Options), and you will find the option "Number of objects" followed by a number (I'm guessing 500?). Change that to any number you like to increase the cap of the amount of objects.

Hope I helped, and goodluck!

[Guicole]

Hi !

thanks for the answer.
Indeed, to change the amount of object works, but then, it's very slow...
And i don't have 500 object in the screen.
They are outside the frame area.

But why doesn't they destroy themself ? Even if it's checked "destroy object if too far from frame"
I even add a destroy condition when it goes out of the Play Area.

And for that condition, seems to works fine for the top, and left, but not for the right and bottom of the screen...
Why that ?

Any idea ?

Thanks

My mfa project :
My mfa project

[mobichan]

Is your virtual width/height a lot bigger than your frame size? Just a guess...

[FlinkGigitty]

I can say now that there are no events that destroys those small poos. Those are probably one of the main reasons for why your game gets overloaded by active objects.

[Corlen]

"Destroy object if too far from frame" only works if the object is too far from the boundaries of the entire frame itself, not the visible screen. Same goes for if it goes out of the "play area".

To make them get destroyed when they leave the visible screen, create a condition if position > is OBJECT getting close to the window's edge. Then put a value like -48 or something. Specifically, put a little bigger than the active object's X or Y size, whichever is biggest, and make it a negative number.

So for example, I have a 16x16 active object, I put in -24 or -32.