Sandbox

[Inferno]

The OLN is in every map tard. It's the hard coded limit of object that can exist at once within the engine, just like in CoD4 or just about any other game.

[Choking Victim]

Not sure if Bungie actually can't fix it, but that's really stupid. Why would they want to limit the player more then usual on a map that's supposed to be the most customizable? Oh wait, this is Bungie we are talking about, not Valve. Where did I get that idea? /sarcasm

They don't want people like you adding a shitload of objects to a map, causing the framerate to drop to your IQ level, therefore causing you to wonder what the problem is. At this point you would try messaging bungie telling them their game sucks, due to said IQ.

...yeah.

[Hotrod]

They don't want people like you adding a shitload of objects to a map, causing the framerate to drop to your IQ level, therefore causing you to wonder what the problem is. At this point you would try messaging bungie telling them their game sucks, due to said IQ.

...yeah.

Exactly, the more objects in the map, the more the framerate will drop, after a certain point.

I remember one modded map that i tried, that had 101 Elephants on Sandtrap, which is much over the limit of what you can normally have. It lagged like crazy, horrible framerates. If we were allowed to put as many objects as we liked in maps, many would turn out like that. I remember Bungie explaining this early after Halo 3's release.

[Delta4907]

The OLN is in every map tard. It's the hard coded limit of object that can exist at once within the engine, just like in CoD4 or just about any other game.

I wasn't talking about the OLN itself, as I have no problem with it. I'm talking about the fact that if you want to use the objects placed on Sandbox by default, you have to set them aside. You can't delete them otherwise you can't use them. You don't have to be so harsh.

[Delta4907]

Exactly, the more objects in the map, the more the framerate will drop, after a certain point.

I remember one modded map that i tried, that had 101 Elephants on Sandtrap, which is much over the limit of what you can normally have. It lagged like crazy, horrible framerates. If we were allowed to put as many objects as we liked in maps, many would turn out like that. I remember Bungie explaining this early after Halo 3's release.

Where did I say that we should be allowed to place as many objects as we want? 101 Elephants is out of the question. Again I wasn't talking about the OLN itself.

[Hotrod]

Oh, ok then, sorry about that, my bad.

[Delta4907]

None taken, its just when people assume what I'm talking about and then make a post about how I'm wrong, an idiot, a tard, or assume that I like to place lots of objects all over the place which somehow drop my IQ level and it lags and I complain to Bungie that their game is broken. I don't know where someone would have got that idea. Thanks for apologizing Hotrod.

[Choking Victim]

None taken, its just when people assume what I'm talking about and then make a post about how I'm wrong, an idiot, a tard, or assume that I like to place lots of objects all over the place which somehow drop my IQ level and it lags and I complain to Bungie that their game is broken. I don't know where someone would have got that idea. Thanks for apologizing Hotrod.

I work with what you give me.

[Delta4907]

Yes because I said I like to place lots of objects all over the place in my post.

[Heathen]

I wasn't talking about the OLN itself, as I have no problem with it. I'm talking about the fact that if you want to use the objects placed on Sandbox by default, you have to set them aside. You can't delete them otherwise you can't use them. You don't have to be so harsh.

This is incorrect.

They meant that the original pieces aren't factored into the OLN.

So lets say that the OLD is 200.
If there are 20 default pieces on the map, the OLN will be 200.
If you delete the default pieces, it will still be 200, not 220.
So instead of deleting them and wasting 20 OLN, you can technically have 220 OLN.