I’m creating a multiplayer game that has an actor with tick event calling necessary functions, but over time, the server gets lag because the tick event overloads the server.
Is there any form of “clear server memory”?
or
Clear server command logs?
or
Reset server without disconnecting players?
Does the tick need to be active at all times? You could make a “Custom tick”, and activate the tick each time you need it, and decrease each time between each tick.
The event does not have to be active all the time, even stopping the tick event, it still leaves the server empty, if it is called for a long time, it is as if it were storing quantity for time
Hmm, are you sure it is the tick causing the problem?
My game is a space vehicle physics simulation game with many float events that need to be replicated to the client, if not, they do not work
Could you post a screenshot of the code with the tick?
The project I use is this:
I modified to make my game
I did not print everything because there is no space on the screen.
I’m using a timeline instead of the tick event but it has not changed at all.
Hmm, this is to hard for me to get anything out of, sorry.
One thing I do when I set up my blueprints, is to try to avoid using tick. It is really demanding, so you should go over your code, and see if there is any way to make some of it work without using tick.
If I have to use tick, I usually make a activatable tick, which really helps on the optimization.
I created an event to stop the tick event, but nothing has changed, the lag continues …
???
Thanks for help i found the solution, but your Screenshot helped more.
I disabled the single mode option, and I played in Standalone it seems the overhead was in the editor that generated the server.
So you fixed it? Great!
That’s awesome to hear. Good luck on your journey!
