We’ve been researching UE4 for a little while now, and a question has arisen. How does Unreal4 handle garbage collection? Say I want to spawn a lot of actors (bullets or other projectiles for example). Are there any options for pooling said object so that the garbage collector doesn’t get filled to …

Did a test. Procedure: Spawn 1000 simple physics object (actor with static mesh and simple box collision) Disable them Active them after some time Results: for 1000 objects spawning took ~4ms, activation ~0.4ms (on my machine). I know this is for 1000 actors, so the benefit woudn’t be as high …

Should I create a pool manager?

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Dredok (Dredok) February 28, 2015, 11:45am 6

i’m curious, how did you measure the cpu cycles in android?