Are you profiling in the editor or with a build? Some Unity commands create garbage in the editor but not in a build, so it's important to profile builds. Either way, I'll look into the cause of this in the editor, but I'm curious if you're seeing the same thing in a build.

I've tested it in build. Now I'm not skilled enough to say what exactly happens, but there is garbage collection happening from Playmaker. I don't know what's causing it and it's way less severe. From about 30-40 ms in editor to about 7 in build. It also happens less frequent.

Maybe this is normal or not, I can't tell.

Oh, I thought euler angles was something completely different, but it actually just converts it to a vector. Thanks.

I have a system that spawns from a pool, a bunch of prefabs. On each of them I have a FSM template that makes them move after they have received an event. After a second or so, the first prefab is despawned and a new one is spawned, and so it continues.

Since I want to move the prefabs at a specific timing I use send event to gameobject/children, to the parent of the spawned prefabs. I do this every frame and there are about 25 objects at any time.

This causes extreme frame spikes every few seconds from garbage collection. I've checked in the logs that the event sends to the correct objects and they do. Also, if I disable the action, the spikes disappear.

Is this normal and what can I do about it? I must have a way to trigger the FSM's after other things has happened first.

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I want to run a template FSM on each object that has it, but only after an other FSM has finished and waiting for the next frame, and then repeat the same process all over again. How can I do this?

Thanks.

That's a very convoluted way to do it but there are no actions that I can find for arraymaker, only regular array actions. I wonder why there are none.
Thanks though.

Nothing right now, just curious about the future and how it can give new options.

If I understand correctly it would help with huge amount of calculations so I had some ideas with raycasts and creating/moving huge amounts of objects.

Also if it helps with performance in any way, it would make it useful just for that, so I figured I ask what Playmakers plans are. You're not gonna leave this feature unusable right?