How do I get Collision checks / sec in the events?

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  • So i'd like to count the average and highest collison checks / sec, but didn't see an expression to measure collisions. Am i missing something?

    Thanks!

  • So i'd like to count the average and highest collison checks / sec, but didn't see an expression to measure collisions. Am i missing something?

    Thanks!

    well, you have "on collision" condition trigger and variables, and "time" conditions, "timer" behavior.. so i think you can do it easily.

  • In the debug view you can see the collisions per tick.

  • > So i'd like to count the average and highest collison checks / sec, but didn't see an expression to measure collisions. Am i missing something?

    > Thanks!

    >

    well, you have "on collision" condition trigger and variables, and "time" conditions, "timer" behavior.. so i think you can do it easily.

    Good suggestions, thanks

  • I would point out that a collision check is not a collision.

    The triggers don't apply to all instances, but just those that have collisions, and not the check itself.

    You would need a for each to measure that, but it's a terribly wasteful method.

    The debugger shows the number of checks however.

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  • I would point out that a collision check is not a collision.

    The triggers don't apply to all instances, but just those that have collisions, and not the check itself.

    You would need a for each to measure that, but it's a terribly wasteful method.

    The debugger shows the number of checks however.

    Ah yes, you understand my problem.

    So there is no way to work with collision checks, only with debugger?

    I hoped i can create a small graph to see how it changes while playing...

  • Well you could estimate it by counting the number of instances that would be checking for collisions.

    The expression for that would be .count.

    I suspect that we don't have one for collision checks for the reason I stated above.

  • Well you could estimate it by counting the number of instances that would be checking for collisions.

    The expression for that would be .count.

    I suspect that we don't have one for collision checks for the reason I stated above.

    Thanks, i'll try it out

    Can i filter .count only to the instances that have collision on?

    And if i add the .count of Monster, Bullet and Solid families, i get a bigger number than the actual collision checks because each 3 family affects the other 2, right?

  • You would go by the amount of events you have doing collisions, so it sounds like it might be accurate.

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