Archive: 18 posts

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Well, here's the thing, while working on my upcoming level i started to mess around with a couple of my glitches, but after i started creating again for some reason i got the message of "Your level is starting to overheat" the odd thing is, when i started it wasn't even half full and i hadn't really built anything, and that's not the worst part, while still in pause mode i saw my thermometer was still rising little by little! And yes i checked all my emmiters and they were all normal, and as i said, it was rising while still on pause. So i decided to just exit w/out saving since i barely had done anything since i last saved anyways, good thing that when i returned the thermometer was back to normal. Tho i still don't know what happened there, does anyone has any idea what that was all about?`

2009-04-19 04:58:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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I have no idea what happened to you but when i'm on pause my thermo overheats in my train level. When i'm unpaused, it drops back right under the half of it. I don't get it. .

2009-04-19 06:13:00 Author: RangerZero Posts: 3901

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It might be the pressure of suspending the code?

2009-04-19 06:50:00 Author: CreateNPlay Posts: 1266

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https://lbpcentral.lbp-hub.com/index.php?t=p=185655#post185655 Same thing is happening to me (above) I just copied my whole level and deleted everything and it is still only two bars away from the top and is rising very slowly... I mean, WTF!?!

2009-04-19 06:51:00 Author: Unknown User

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@ RangerZero: Well, if i'm not mistaking, you use emmiters to give the illusion of the train moving, and you're emmiting an really complicated object many times, Remeber that emmiters take more space than they appear to, and in pause they show their real amount of space they take, so that is normal. You can still work on it, to i reccomend lowering the total number of abjects emited at once and their life span if possible.

2009-04-19 06:53:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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What about mine? I have put in at least thirty hours into this level...

2009-04-19 06:54:00 Author: Unknown User

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I know, my level's doing it as well... Anyone got an answer to this?!

2009-04-20 06:05:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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It must be a glitch... That is my only explination... It seemed to happen when Cornish Yarg was released... Does your level have a lot of materials in it?...

2009-04-20 06:41:00 Author: Unknown User

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Hmm.. let see A list of all i'm using; -Snow sponge -Glass -Blue Glass -Stone (don't remember the nam, but its the one usually used in "cold" levels. -Blue Sponge -Dark matter -Shuriken -Emmiters emmiting Shuriken (a lot) -Entrance -Checkpoints (single and double) -Pistons -Blue Gas -Invisible gas platform -Spikes (a lot) -Invisible glass floors -Wood (don't remember which) -Dissollvable material -MGS pack Metal -Blue wood And i think that's about it, any of thes the problem?

2009-04-20 07:45:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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Oh darn, my other levels are doing it as well! D= Has anyone been able to find out what causes this and if possible how to fix it? Otherwise i won't be able to create anymore...

2009-04-21 02:08:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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Great, so that's why my thermometer is filled up? Fun! I'll have to mess around with that...

2009-04-21 02:18:00 Author: crazymario Posts: 657

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I got your message last night but I've never seen that before. It makes sense it would be tied to something to do with emitters. I think I read somewhere on the forum that even stuff that isn't visible on the level but has the potential to be rendered affect the thermo. Can you delete the "glitched" stuff to see if that stops the thermo from climbing? If that's what triggered it wouldn't deleting it make it stop? Sorry if that's not entirely helpful but I'm not the most familiar with how the programming part of LBP works. Good Luck!

2009-04-21 02:42:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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Thx, but i already tried deleting everything in the level, and the termo is still pas 1/2 filled and stil going up...

2009-04-21 02:46:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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If you start with a blank level with nothing in it does it start with an abnormally full thermo or is it normal?

2009-04-21 02:51:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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You know, i haven't checked that lol I'll go check it out, if its normal i could just copy the level in pieces or full, and put it in a new one!

2009-04-21 02:53:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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You know, i haven't checked that lol I'll go check it out, if its normal i could just copy the level in pieces or full, and put it in a new one! That doesn't work, I tried it and then deleted everything in the level

2009-04-21 15:39:00 Author: Unknown User

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The reason I was asking if it was climbing on a blank level is I was wondering if it's a problem with that level specifically or if it's universal and caused by the program and not any user created stuff.

2009-04-21 15:53:00 Author: Morgana25 Posts: 5983

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That doesn't work, I tried it and then deleted everything in the level Actually it worked for me :O I just captured my unfinished level whole as one object and placed it in a new level and captured my completed level which i had to break down into many pieces, and am currently rebuilding it also in a new level and the termo is not rising by itself anymore! Might not actually fix the problem, but its the only solution i got.

2009-04-29 00:17:00 Author: Silverleon Posts: 6707

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