Optimization Question.

I recently figured out having too many sprites on screen can be a problem. I wanted to know how would I be able to have a lot of objects on screen.

Would creating the objects in the script help optimize my game? I'm creating a puzzle game and it might have around 25+ moving sprites. It's actually going pretty good I just want to check to see if I can have that many objects on the screen before I dive in the deep end of the pool.

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Optimisation: don't waste your time.

25 sprites is not much. Desktop browsers can handle up to thousands of objects.

Just dive in the pool, and when your own computer is getting to have hicups/get low, then optimize.

Thx kyatric.

Kyatric what about 50 objects on 1 screen i don't use scroll screen or anything , but in mobile because in chrome its 60 frames but i haven't try in mobiles yet

also does sine behiavor effect in framerate because 30 objects have sine also what is better sine or doing sprite with frames (the sine is in size so i can make it with frames).

zsangerous: I don't know and I don't own mobile devices either.

The best way to answer those question is t do test on said device. Either get one, or ask friends to do the testing for you.

Or simply develop for platforms you have access to (laptop/desktop).

Also be sure to read the blog article linked in my previous post.

Kyatric yes i'v read it, i saw the tiled background is good for me but but the sine doesn't work as normal sprite that why i asked you , also soon ill try it in android i wish its work good.

There are no fixed limits: every game, and every device, is different. You just have to test on all the devices you're interested in to be sure the performance is good.

In a rudimentary test I conducted, I got 800 objects on a mobile while still above 30 FPS.

wow 800 objects. Jeesh. I wouldn't dare have that many lol.