Group Leaks

[Banti]

I have large map with many quests. I correct most of the leaks and still was memory problem. I think that have to do something with a player group. I hear that all players don't doing memory leaks. Does when I do variable player group for all players and player for player green and used that for floating text and dialogs will sort the problem. Do I have to destroy group after I use variable for player green

• Set PlayerGroup = (All players)
• Set Player = Player 7 (Green)
• Camera - Apply Heroes beginning <gen> for Player over 0.00 seconds
• Cinematic - Turn cinematic mode On for PlayerGroup
• Game - Display to PlayerGroup the text: |cff32cd32Youn can ...
• Floating Text - Destroy (Last created floating text)

 

[deathismyfriend]

all players never leaks.
It is however slow. It should be placed in a player group from the start of the game. At 0.00 time elapsed and never touched after that.

Setting the variable to player 7 green is also useless.

 

[Banti]

Do I have have do trigger with time at 0.00 time elapsed with player group or just putted into initiation but in the end initiation I have

• Custom script: call DestroyTrigger(GetTriggeringTrigger())

 

[deathismyfriend]

i don't believe all Players are set by map init. it is safer to put it at 0.00 time elapsed.

Also yes you can destroy the trigger as long as u don't plan on calling the trigger again

 

[Banti]

I have one more question about waits. I deleted waits from actions but does is save to use them in dialogs like this one

• Cinematic - Send transmission to (All players) from (Triggering unit) named The Hero: Play No sound and display I have all of the i.... Modify duration: Set to 5.00 seconds and Wait

 

[deathismyfriend]

waits are inaccurate and should not be used.

 

[PurgeandFire]

The wait that cinematic transmissions use are exactly the same as the "Wait X seconds" function in GUI.

It is up to you. Yes, it is perfectly safe. However, if your trigger might run multiple times at the same time, then you have to worry about instancability.

See:
http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/trigger-gui-editor-tutorials-279/mui-triggers-waits-218354/

And the inaccuracy of waits really depends on how long the wait is. In general, you would expect a deviation of ~0.250 seconds at most, which for a 5 second wait is +-5%, which is not bad.

 

[GIMLI_2]

Do I have have do trigger with time at 0.00 time elapsed with player group or just putted into initiation but in the end initiation I have

both works, if you put it into the init, loading time will increase, if you put it in a 0 second trigger, starting lags will be increased

 

[deathismyfriend]

both works, if you put it into the init, loading time will increase, if you put it in a 0 second trigger, starting lags will be increased

It takes a lot more than that to increase lag to a noticeable amount