How much memory do I need to keep my map under?

[VioletMuffin]

I wouldn’t say I’m a very experienced map-maker, and when it comes to memory, I am inexperienced. I was creating a map that we select in-game modes (like, a popup shows and we push a call-to-action, then we teleport to a certain place) and I’m sure it will overflow the memory. I have absolutely no idea how much memory should I use without causing lagginess, glitches, and bugs. So, back to topic, does anyone know the lagginessglitchesbugless memory amount?

Also, by lagginessglitchesbugless memory amount, I mean the bugs will not severely affect gameplay and wouldn’t take too long to load in.

[Kingo]

i think 75% and less wont make it laggy.

the most i use is 84 it was laggy, until i decreased it to under 75%

[SlimExtraterrestrial]

Lag is mostly because of too many devices in one area and not in the whole map. This is because Gimkit offloads devices not in your screen.

[Kingo]

yes, soo if there were to many props or devices in one full are, there will be lag.

[Just_A_Random_Kid]

Every 1,000 memory = 1% fyi

[Here_to_help]

I mean my 99% memory map doesn’t lag much in-game so I think it doesn’t really matter. A lot of props/visible devices can cause an overload, but as long as it’s not like the super complex barrier art background or something you should be fine.

[VioletMuffin]

But then the more memory, the longer it will load in, and the more impatient customers become, and the possibility of them clicking off increases.

[Kingo]

if you want to consider it like this u can, but i think we solved your question, make ur map less than 75% memory, use @Here_to_help and @SlimExtraterrestrial tips, just dont add a lot and a lot of props and devices in one area, and u are good to go. can we pls close this. @VioletMuffin