Is there a way to destroy a rule?

Dell7730

I know it only destroys actors, how about a set of rule once you're done with it, just to lighten up the load I guess.

POM

Yep, so what's wrong with option 1?

Roy.

POM

Oh I see... Well you can't
But it shouldn't bother you, if the code is not running, then the fact that it's there should not impact your performance.

Roy.

POM

2 ways I can think of.
1) wrap those rules inside a Boolean rule, active/inactive, if inactive those rules will not fire every frame.

2)Put those rules in a dedicated actor.. Once you've "done with it" destroy the actor and as a result destroy the rules.

Roy.

Dell7730

@POM said:
2 ways I can think of.
1) wrap those rules inside a Boolean rule, active/inactive, if inactive those rules will not fire every frame.

2)Put those rules in a dedicated actor.. Once you've "done with it" destroy the actor and as a result destroy the rules.

Roy.

thanks for the suggestion but i'm talking about a single rule inside of an actor that has many other rules, lol

Dell7730

@POM said:
Yep, so what's wrong with option 1?

Roy.

Nothing wrong with them, it does work, but what I guess I was really asking is "How can I erase that piece of code from the whole thing".

Dell7730

@POM said:
Oh I see... Well you can't
But it shouldn't bother you, if the code is not running, then the fact that it's there should not impact your performance.

Roy.

Thanks, I was just looking for another way to lessen the load if that makes sense, lol