fear2213
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| 14 Jun 2016 03:16 PM |
I've been reading and talking with a bunch of different people and getting a ton of different things said to be about unioning.
Some say that unions are good for small detail work if the parts don't use listeners?
Example : I have a sword with 20 parts. Would it be better to weld them and put a large invisible part covering the sword and attach a listener to it, or would it be better to union all the parts and attach a listener?
(I'm making my first game and this would be very helpful in cutting down lag)
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| 14 Jun 2016 03:18 PM |
uhh i would use the union listener because i'm pretty sure it's more precise and the difference in speed is likely very minimal |
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WoolHat
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| 14 Jun 2016 03:25 PM |
If you're doing something like a sword union, do yourself a favor and make each component's CollisionFidelity to "box". That setting will make the union's collision box act like a standard part (I.e, much less lag when it moves). Remember to do that for every union that has the sole purpose of being aesthetic.
Then, use a regular touch listener on the union. |
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fear2213
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| 14 Jun 2016 03:38 PM |
@Wool Thanks for the help
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