Alice Lag.

[Joker899]

So let me lay this out before telling you my problem. I am currently in the process of finishing up my final project for my programming class (typical, right?). The project is a zombie apocalypse FPS with 25 different zombies (because I couldn't think of a better way to recycle) that each have complex coding to react to bullet collision. After finishing all this, I can no longer play my 130mb alice world. I sit in a gray alice animation screen for about 2 minutes, missing all of the beginning scenario, and then have huge amounts of lag.

Here is my world as is:
http://www.mediafire.com/?z8rufdtadfzk5sg

If you could take a look at the coding and use your supreme expertise to help me minimize what I have, I would be eternally grateful. Thanks.

[dakota95]

Originally Posted by Joker899

So let me lay this out before telling you my problem. I am currently in the process of finishing up my final project for my programming class (typical, right?). The project is a zombie apocalypse FPS with 25 different zombies (because I couldn't think of a better way to recycle) that each have complex coding to react to bullet collision. After finishing all this, I can no longer play my 130mb alice world. I sit in a gray alice animation screen for about 2 minutes, missing all of the beginning scenario, and then have huge amounts of lag.

Here is my world as is:
http://www.mediafire.com/?z8rufdtadfzk5sg

If you could take a look at the coding and use your supreme expertise to help me minimize what I have, I would be eternally grateful. Thanks.

did you try clicking the restart button? That generally fixes that problem.

[Joker899]

Yes. Several hundred times now.

[x2495iiii]

Originally Posted by dakota95

did you try clicking the restart button? That generally fixes that problem.

That definitely won't fix this problem.

Your world is way too large. And 25 zombies is kinda too many. The recycling thing would definitely help, but it may not fix it.

Resident Penguin has a zombie recycling method, if you want to see one.