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*For a few [[Built-in|built-in objects]], there is a limit to how many can be placed on one board. | *For a few [[Built-in|built-in objects]], there is a limit to how many can be placed on one board. | ||
**All boards must have one and only one instance of the player object. | **All boards must have one and only one instance of the player object. | ||
** | **Signs and scrolls together are capped to 255 per board. | ||
**No more than 255 sensors. | |||
**No more than 255 robots. | |||
[[Category:MegaZeux]] | [[Category:MegaZeux]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:13, 2 November 2012
A Board is basically a playing field for which the game can take place in.
Limitations
- Boards can range in size from 1x1 to a massive 32767x32767
- Extremely large boards will consume a massive block of memory. A board with the maximum dimensions would consume over 3 GB of memory, not including the overlay.
- The board scan is a somewhat expensive routine that scans every square of the board every cycle for built-ins. The larger the board, the bigger the performance impact it can have on your game on slower computers.
- For a few built-in objects, there is a limit to how many can be placed on one board.
- All boards must have one and only one instance of the player object.
- Signs and scrolls together are capped to 255 per board.
- No more than 255 sensors.
- No more than 255 robots.