Map ignoring triggers

[_MB_]

Hello, my map has just started to ignore all the triggers.

I mean i have a map with lots of triggers and when i test it now, none of the trigger is being executed (i have for example visibility modifier, which gives a player vison over the whole map at map inicialization, but it doesnt work)

Does anyone know the possible reason?

 

[Tal'Rarity]

Try uploading the map or showing us your triggers/code.

 

[_MB_]

Try uploading the map or showing us your triggers/code.

ok, i will upload the map, the code is quite complex

see for example initial actions in Knoback System - Basic Things (what should it do and virtually does not)

Edit: I have also tried exporting the triggers to another map, didnt help.
Can be the problem that there are too many triggers? I have also lots of triggers working in 0.02 sec intervals.

 

[Tal'Rarity]

It's the map itself. Hope I helped. =)

Make a new map and import everything over to it and you should have it working completely again however don't use 0.01 or 0.02 as timers for events. Lots of folders are annoying too.

 

[Zwiebelchen]

You must have crashed one of your triggers at some point by invalid input data or reached operation limit due to using a lot of initialized GUI-array variables.

 

[Tal'Rarity]

The system worked fine when I imported to a new map so its likely an un-used variable or something if Zwiebelchen is right.

 

[Adiktuz]

I encounter that quite a few times... I just pass it off as a random corruption...

 

[WaterKnight]

You have two 8k sized arrays. Those will translate to loops with 8k iterations and will cause too many operations, therefore break the thread. The variable initialization is done within the main thread which also inits your triggers and all the other stuff at the beginning.

 

[_MB_]

You have two 8k sized arrays. Those will translate to loops with 8k iterations and will cause too many operations, therefore break the thread. The variable initialization is done within the main thread which also inits your triggers and all the other stuff at the beginning.

Yeah, I thought so, so i changed it.

 

[Zwiebelchen]

You can actually leave all arrays that do not need an initial value at a size of [1]. The size will be increased if you access higher indices.

 

[_MB_]

You can actually leave all arrays that do not need an initial value at a size of [1]. The size will be increased if you access higher indices.

Interesting, i didin know that.