Hello NamelessPFK...

in my modest computer Chunks are never taking more than 4%... world1 and raytrace takes most of the CPU...

So I do not understand exactly what you are facing...

nevertheless and regarding to this "chunks" I got a question for you: its there any reason to have as many as "sector" as separate 67 objects?

I suppose you need it to detect when it´s created as you use "on create" ... but this is unnecessary

you can use "on created" followed by a wait 0 (to wait to next tick) and then pick the one you need... by doing this you can simplify your code a lot and save some video memory (as same object will not be as heavy as 67)

example here...

https://prnt.sc/tm8e1t

Hi!

I checked your example and made some sorta my interpretation of it.

Now instead of 64-67 separate objects with 5 boleans each I made one object cloned it 64 times and gave separate id's and single bolean for checking that everything is spawned. It kinda boosted performance and event sheet become unreadable mess but its like 1/3 of size and I was shocked by performance of some machines.

Ryzen 5 3600: Stable 60 with drop here and there

Ryzen 3 1200: Same as 3600

Phenom II x6 1045: 48-60 it drops when there are more than 1000 objects

i5 5200u: Similar to Phenom but with biger drops

i5 4200u: 19-30 perhaps due being single channel memeory (Thinkpad x240)

Core2 Duo T9400: Somewhat unstable either 8-25 or 19-30

So it runs better but still I need find way to make it run on Core 2 duo because game is looking like it should run on this hardware. Annyway thanks for help.

Hello NamelessPFK...

in my modest computer Chunks are never taking more than 4%... world1 and raytrace takes most of the CPU...

So I do not understand exactly what you are facing...

nevertheless and regarding to this "chunks" I got a question for you: its there any reason to have as many as "sector" as separate 67 objects?

I suppose you need it to detect when it´s created as you use "on create" ... but this is unnecessary

you can use "on created" followed by a wait 0 (to wait to next tick) and then pick the one you need... by doing this you can simplify your code a lot and save some video memory (as same object will not be as heavy as 67)

example here...

https://prnt.sc/tm8e1t

OK if you played my project its kinda like open world game each of those objects spawn specific objects in dynamic way. For performance reasons because if you have mid range machine at more than 1000 objects frame rate drops. Somewhat I got my code a little bit more optimized after posting this Ryzen 3 machine got stable 60 but rest are still running low. But Iam gonna try your example because I need make this game run even on potato. Thanks for help. I will report results when I have some time on project.

Hello again,

I have question about rendering walls. While using debugger I found that engine creates wall blocks in places where player wouldn't even get like if wall is outside of boundaries it still creates blocks. All time there will be four wall block objects on single primitive object so after quick math my game has already over 2000 objects per layout. So question is simple, Is it possible to make wall blocks be only spawned at moment when "ray" hits object and only in place where it hits??? Something similar to original Wolf3D engine.

Hello

Can someone drop link to that mysterious 'Text' plugin. Can't find anywhere and it's only missing one.

imgur.com/a/ofwBY7b

getting this error in latest c2 version on testing.

also shooting and axe slashing wont deal any damage to enemies. is that normal ?

Hi, You get error due somewhat broken mouse or look behavior I have this one too and developer maybe fix it sometime later when he is going to port engine to C2. Right now I think this example is just to make stuff render in Wolf 3D manner. Engine is still early in development. So I think you could just use it for rendering walls and objects while the rest you could make yourself like I did. I hope this answers your questions.

I too use Mode 7 to do floors and ceilings, and it works pretty well after manually adjusting the numbers a lot, but it's not "rock solid" like actual floor casting.

When turning the floor angle drifts a little.

For a while when I got the scrollfactor right for moving forward or backward, then side to side motion is f-ed up. There's a "just right" kinda balance I found but the angle thing still happens.

I got it to be not that noticeable, but it would be nice to get it spot-on. In fact that would open up possibilities like having more than one level.

Also really interested in how you get a performance boost with the tilemap. I get 60 fps with not a ton of objects, but it goes down with any higher resolution than 256 lines.

What kinda formula you used because mine is getting proper speed and angle but location on texture is way off.

> Hello I just gonna ask for pure optimization questions.Is it possible to render not in 640x360 resolution but something smaller like 1/4 of that because I need really long rays for some places due the fact its kinda open world kind project. I saw in your teasers that you have textures on floor and ceiling so if its plugin or something else? Will this engine transparency? Because if will then I could use just walls for roads in my project.

>

> Thanks.

You can basically lower the project resolution and tell via global variables to use fewer rays, e.g. 320 px. Therefore you could utilize longer ray distances. The key performance boost is to test against fewer instances. The C2 version uses sprites as walls, and you have to test against each instance.

The C3 version uses a single tilemap object (as showcased in the Youtube videos), which is a single instance. With some clever math figuring out the texture and wall angles, this means a massive performance boost.

The floor and ceiling textures are not raycasted. In fact, they are rendered through sprites with the mode7 effect applied, then more or less correctly altered through player position and angle.

So using Mode 7 I could create floors. OK I have plugin and effect but in video is this repeated texture or one large? because for creating road like effect I'll need use large texture or chunks of said texture? And how proper use that effect because I kinda tried but if I set it as one its just white floor or just flys in very quick speed, anyway mode 7 for floor.

Hello I just gonna ask for pure optimization questions.Is it possible to render not in 640x360 resolution but something smaller like 1/4 of that because I need really long rays for some places due the fact its kinda open world kind project. I saw in your teasers that you have textures on floor and ceiling so if its plugin or something else? Will this engine transparency? Because if will then I could use just walls for roads in my project.

Thanks.

I solved this apieriantly I set iamge points wrong and thats made it render wrong now it works

No need to worry.