Perfomance bug on C3 with tilemaps?

In c2 i get max 10% of CPU usage, after import in C3 gets 100% CPU

drive.google.com/file/d/1sU6xnx0bXecI6F7DEkKu_GsKgVExk7v7/view

I use tilemaps of 1x1 size and only one tile. Maybe in C3 the rendering is not optimized as was in C2? Any idea Ashley ?

Somebody can try it? Maybe in C3 it needs some checkbox that needs to be activated/deactivated? ¿?

When you move the player, in C2 its 10% max usage on CPU, but in C3 on move player, using arrows it gets 100% CPU, in my case. ¿?

Sorry i should explain better, move the player!

When you move the player, in C2 its 10% max usage on CPU, but in C3 on move player, using arrows it gets 100% CPU, in my case. ¿?

Thats 10x times more slower!

BTW, in my tests, in both cases worst, on click the C2 gets max 5-6% on C3 it gets 8-12% sometimes. So no idea. (Using Chrome in both cases)

Yep seems is that. I turned On and then the perfomance is bad as in C3.

EDIT: Jus saw mode OFF was removed for some reason, so i gues then, what i said in last post, some plugin/behaviour focused on destructible terrain then Ashley

Should probably make a suggestion to make a condition that detects if an object is overlapping a point, rather than using "pick by point" as a Boolean.

Picking something that you've already picked doesn't make a lot of sense, and if the "feature" changes someday, then you're up the creek.

Edit:

Also there's no draw calls if the object is transparent.

Yeah thats an old example, now i not use pick or overlaping, get the XY hit point via LineOfSight and apply erase tiles with a radius formula to make a hole.

Due as Ashley said , tilemap is not made for that, then will be great some plugin or behaviour on C3 to add destructible terrain to any sprite/tilebackground or whatever.

So a focused object/bahviour with options to config as needed will be great, if the tilemap seamless thing is not possible on C3.

In C2 with the tilemap trick i was able to do this , and FPS at 60 with low CPU usage: i.imgur.com/4fVcTRj.gif . Now in C3 that is imposible.

I found some JS script about destructible terrain here:

jsfiddle.net/ARTsinn/uwdvs

Edit:

And this one looks good too, on removing the terraing without nothing underhim goes down for a more realistic platformer:

codepen.io/The-Builder/pen/HLazl