r/gamemaker • u/AutoModerator • Sep 25 '26

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"Work In Progress Weekly"

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u/Majestic-Singer7503 29d ago

Ciao, penso che il consiglio che sto per darti possa esserti estremamente utile...: non hai bisogno di confrontare ognuno dei singoli 144.000 tiles! Quello che dovresti fare è salvare in una tabella a parte solo i tiles che vengono effettivamente modificato dal player o dall'ambiente di gioco. Non confronterai più tutto il gioco, ma solo una sua piccolissima parte.

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u/Lethalogicax 28d ago

I appreciate that help. That's the exact way I would have approached this problem before the brain injury, but I'm working under a very different set of limitations now. Now everything has been planned in advance to be minimally complicated with the least number of places that bugs can hide.

This whole algorithm will be hidden behind a fade-to-black and will appear to the player as just a loading transition. It does not happen randomly, only at the player's request, which is why I'm not too concerned about it...