Hey guys, @ben and @sampattuzzi I don´t know if this is going to be fixed later in the course, but I did it anyways.
I noticed that when we destroy the Tile all the actors stayed there (at least in my game) so that is a lot of memory that is being useless so my solution for this was.
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At the Tile.h in the private section i created an array to store the actors that were created in that Tile to destroy them when the Tile is destroy
//Holds the actors created every tile and get destroy when the tile is destroy
TArray<AActor *> Garbage; -
At place actors you can use that place to add the actors
if (Spawned)
{
Garbage.Add(Spawned);
Spawned->SetActorScale3D(FVector(SpawnPosition.Scale));
Spawned->AttachToActor(this, FAttachmentTransformRules(EAttachmentRule::KeepRelative, false)); -
This is self explanatory
void ATile::EndPlay(const EEndPlayReason::Type EndPlayReason)
{
if (!ensure(NavMeshBoundsVolume)) { return; }
Pool->Return(NavMeshBoundsVolume);
if (Garbage.Num()!=0)
{
AActor * Prop;
while (Garbage.Num() != 0)
{
Prop = Garbage.Pop();
Prop->Destroy();}}
}
4. At this point you will notice that the guns for the AI wont get destroy I think because we attach them at begin play or something, so at Mannequin you will have to do this
void AMannequin::EndPlay(const EEndPlayReason::Type EndPlayReason)
{
Gun->Destroy();
}
Hope you find this usefull and tell me if you have something better.