Help With Basic Game

[happygreenfrog]

It will take up extra memory to leave them around, and that could cause it to be laggy. It could also make the game hit the object limit, which means that you couldn't create any more objects until some of the remaining ones are destroyed.

[flyoffacliff]

It will take up extra memory to leave them around, and that could cause it to be laggy. It could also make the game hit the object limit, which means that you couldn't create any more objects until some of the remaining ones are destroyed.

I thought it would take more memory to destroy them using an event than to leave them their using KB's of memory. But I guess you know more about MMF2.

I think think I will leave them there during development, but remove them before I publish.

[Danny]

flyoffacliff - are you sure you downloaded the demo from Clickteam.com ? The demo from Clickteam should not be v253 afaik...

[flyoffacliff]

flyoffacliff - are you sure you downloaded the demo from Clickteam.com ? The demo from Clickteam should not be v253 afaik...

Yes, I am sure. I downloaded it a few weeks ago. Here is a screenshot:

mmf2.jpg

[Danny]

Well, that is certainly odd, no reason for the Create At Start property to be disabled afaik, I'll pass this thread on for you to try and get a faster answer.

[happygreenfrog]

There is another thread that talks about this issue. You see there is a special demo version of MMF2 that comes with a book that doesn't have the Create At Start property, as well as a few other differences. Clickteam simply forgot to put it back in when they released the new demo version, and, as a result, it doesn't exist in the current demo version of MMF2.