Hi! My Island lagging when the most “fat” cell is only 70k/100k memory. A player often periodically moves and teleports a short distance
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Hey Diabolickus,
There could be a few causes.
If your using AI they can sometimes cause lag if they have navigation problems
Hi! No, we don’t use AI in this map
Do you have a published map code ?
No, it’s still private
Can you post an aerial perspective pic ?
That is mega awesome,
Have you tried an uploaded private version, to test whether its just play mode being sluggish ?
Are you using a World Partition and are your moving parts separate pieces or combined meshes ?
yes, tried
All separated
In your overhead pic, I assume the green around the damage volumes, is a mass of volumes,
Im wondering, if you can join them with modelling tool without wrecking them, it would simplify the physics and lighting/shadows calculations.
Maybe all the dynamic shadows are lagging ??
But green zones are visible only in Editor mode and they’re just a logic for checking player position. So they can’t bother casting shadows
Sorry I made a little mess with my last post, was late at night.
I was worried about the shadows and physics of the models only,
I was thinking instead of several objects revolving around an axis, if its possible to join all the parts with modelling tool so only one object is revolving around an axis.
However I would have thought the engine could handle them anyway.
I should have mentioned the green stuff seperately.
How are you checking the logic of the player, they look like mutator zones ?
Are you using Verse ?
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