1 bullet = 2 objects?

I'm performing object counts at present to test out a few things, but I noticed that when I spawn a bullet object, it counts as 2 objects.. is that what it's supposed to do?, if so, what's causing it?

i just tried it and i only have one object count per bullet... sure you don't have duplicate event?

edit: that was using Sprite.Count for the bullet -- it correctly counts 1 per bullet.

TotalObjects counts 2 per object (each bullet was 2, but the thing spawning bullets was also 2...)

weird

hmm, I built a bare bones test, i'll rebuild it and upload it.

It's correct it counts as two objects: one object is the object itself, and the behavior counts as another object (because the runtime actually instances an object for the behavior). I guess I could exclude behaviors from the count if you think that's useful?

to me it would make sense that it's just the one object, but does everyone else think so?

anyone?

at least I know what's happening now.

It's correct it counts as two objects: one object is the object itself, and the behavior counts as another object (because the runtime actually instances an object for the behavior). I guess I could exclude behaviors from the count if you think that's useful?

any way to just make counting behaviors optional?

> It's correct it counts as two objects: one object is the object itself, and the behavior counts as another object (because the runtime actually instances an object for the behavior). I guess I could exclude behaviors from the count if you think that's useful?

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any way to just make counting behaviors optional?

Yeah, make a radio button that says something like "include behaviours"... then you could check sprites/objects only, or get a full rundown of everything.

~Sol