Hello everyone ! I'm currently developing a 3d survival game but I'm having a problem.
Every time I shoot a weapon (create an instance of a bullet in 3d) the game slows down and but physic process increases, how can I fix this? thank you and wish you a good day !
bullet code:
extends RigidBody
class_name m9
const DEFAULT_SPEED: int = 100
func _ready():
set_as_toplevel(true)
export var speed: int = DEFAULT_SPEED
func _process(delta):
var f_direction = global_transform.basis.z.normalized()
global_translate(f_direction * speed * delta)
func _on_Area_body_entered(body):
queue_free()
func _on_Timer_timeout():
queue_free()gun code
extends Spatial
const BULLET_SCENE_PATH: String = "res://Objects/Bullets/9mmBullet.tscn"
const MAGAZINE_CAPACITY: int = 10
var current_mag: int = 10
var bullet = load(BULLET_SCENE_PATH)
var can_shoot_bullet: bool = true
var animation_player: AnimationPlayer
func _ready() -> void:
animation_player = $"9mmMODEL/AnimationPlayer"
func shoot() -> void:
if current_mag > 0:
if can_shoot_bullet:
var new_bullet = bullet.instance()
new_bullet.global_transform = $Muzle.global_transform
var scene_root = get_tree().get_root().get_children()[0]
scene_root.add_child(new_bullet)
animation_player.play("Shoot")
current_mag -= 1
can_shoot_bullet = false
elif current_mag == 0:
can_shoot_bullet = false
if Main.m9b > 0:
reload()
func reload() -> void:
Main.m9b -= MAGAZINE_CAPACITY
current_mag += MAGAZINE_CAPACITY
animation_player.play("Reload")
func _on_AnimationPlayer_animation_finished(anim_name):
if anim_name == "Reload":
can_shoot_bullet = true
if anim_name == "Shoot":
can_shoot_bullet = trueHi, please use code tags to make this easier to read, it's the </> symbol at the bottom.
I want to read everything more clearly, but what strikes me is you don't seem to have a timer or anything restricting the amount of bullets coming out per second, I also don't see where your Input actions are.
Lethn Hi, please use code tags to make this easier to read
I've edited the posts to format them.
ike func _process(delta):
_physics_process() is more appropriate for moving a game object.
That may not solve the problem, but _physics_process() nominally runs 60 times/second, while _process() runs every idle frame, which can be much more frequent than 60 times/second.
