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Ok…so your loading time is pretty quick. On average it takes under 3 seconds to load.
Your project is pretty light weight but if this is going to be a game there are things you will need to consider as load times could get large.Performance ( after the loading )
The back wall should really be a textures with a normal map and perhaps the cylinders on that wall stay 3D objects. Unless you are doing something with them that requires all that geo.the floor elements – unless moving should also be one object and unnessary faces and geo removed from adjacent elements.
Puzzles….
you have two key down events and three key up events….I would recommend re-writing these so you just have on key down and one key up event.you have two Every Frame events…. i would recommend rewriting so you only have one.
I would also consider that there are potentially ways to eliminate many of the the things you have in Every Frame events. The more you can reduce the logic in these events the better.You have many after X seconds….events. With this sort of logic you could have conditions where events will be missed, our cued and cause lag and or prevent other items from triggering while a wait state completes, especially when the timer is triggering animation.
As an example a kick or repeated pressing of 5 on the keypad…many events are going to be missed or queued and because the animations is already playing and the time event and animation are on going… the animations will either be truncated and restarted or skipped and this causes performance issues. To solve this sort of thing you would need to create some logic for what should happen if the 5 key has been pressed and the animation is playing on in a wait state…..you could tell the play head to go back to start frame on interrupt…or ignore additional input….but something. But because you have these nested timers, a different approach may be more useful.You are also using physics….this will slow things down too from a performance stand point.
I am not sure how you are using it or what its purpose is but I am guessing that if the character hits an object it should do something (play some animation sequence). If the objects are predictive, meaning they move or are static, I would use a different method of collision detection to avoid using physics if possible.Performance is going to be measured by the target system requirements. Are you wanting this to playback on a mobile device via web server, going to output in Electron, Cordova?
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