in the object you don't want to destroy, in an Awake method, check to see if a copy of it already exists, and if so, Destroy itself but not the pre-existing copy
I'm actually fine with my game object getting destroyed. However, I need to modify my initiallyOpen reference to point to the game prefab instead of my title prefab. Basically, when the player dies he clicks replay and I don't want him to go back to the main menu when LoadLevel is called
Best advice I can give you right now is to do a design excercise
figure out the load you want to manage
and then you can figure out how you want to manage it
there are certain rules you'll have to abide by ... physics will prevent you doing certain things and cpu power others, then unity will get in your way
@Mutch95 absolutely ... in my case when I have 1 billion voxels I want to crawl I have to consider how to do it when I know that the computer physically will not handle all that in a single frame
and I could add simple effects when one is in a dungeon like write a shader which vertex light things then actually make some lighter gradient thing in the middle
but rendering new chunks at a constant FPS is my current goal
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using LibNoise;
public class Chunk{
public struct chunkSize{
public int width, height;
public chunkSize(int width, int height){
this.width = width;
this.height = height;
}
}
public chunkSize size;
/// <summary>
/// The position of chunk in chunk grid
/// </summary>
public Vector2 position;
public TerrainGenerator terrainGenerator;
public int[,] chunkTiles;
public GameObject parent;
public Chunk(int width, int height, Vector2 position, TerrainGenerator terrainGenerator){
that generates one chunk
I originally generated 25 chunks as a view distance
you could even try experimenting with 10x10 chunks -- and just call it more often, but optimize so each pass can be run on a cycle
yeah, what i'm saying is.. lets say you are walking left and hit a chunk that needs to load -- having to load 2500 gameobjects will make your game lag out
Found a code which kinda does it, analysing it and creating my own
they create a new Texture2D and set its pixels based on the tiles locations
@Jon what would you think is faster and less memory intensive, load an array of sprites from a sprite sheet and get reference to their textures OR load an array of Texture2D's from a sprite sheet?
I wrote you a while ago about pathfinding. You were really helpful. :P
user92578
like i get that it wont blend, but it has a touch screen, it should have a feature that lets you draw stuff freely. it only seems to have fixed geometry stuff...
@Jon I got lucky. A flash game that I had been working on and off through highschool with an artist got sponsored for ~$5k right when I got out of highschool
I have made a daily cronjob backup script for our git repos at work, our 100gb backup space is running out fast. my boss does not want to invest in another server that just handles the backups :(
