function foo() end  foo = function() end

in the Cryengine used to this style of programming.
also it is possible in javascript to write.

what's special? Lua allows you to do much more interesting things!

joe = {name =nil, age =nil, gender =nil}

joe.name = "Joseph"
joe.age = "24"
joe.gender = "Male"

I am wondering if such code would work, and I am wondering if I could put functions into the table also to do simpler OOP.

function init() 
     print("init");
end

block = { 
     startup = init
}

They also say the two examples below are the same:

function foo()
end

foo = function()
end

Test Project

Press "S" to spawn clones, they will follow a path. I used
isCollisionBetween() -> setBehaviorVariable()

It's starting to freeze when i spawned about 27~

If that's not enough i can  upload another example later, where the same freeze stuff happen when shooting some projectiles. It just take something like 150~ clones to start freezing but in the end the result is the same
   
Sidenote, I'll be back late today, got stuff to do

Thanks for your help !

Yes, it will be easier for us to deal with it.

The crazy frame rate drop still exist, but i think i know what is it.

In my theory that's because the items in the table stay active all the time.
When you have a long behavior for an object, even if the object got deactivated, the entry in the table is not, and it's still running in the background, so it's almost  the same as if the object wasn't deactivated.
Then after a while, the table just gets too big and the game crash no matter what.

Note it's only my theory, maybe it's a lot of bull. But i don't see what else it can be

For now i've tried to remove items from the table/reset the table when my object collide with another object
but as usual, nothing worked.

Looks like i need your help again

I could upload a test project if u wish

app.color = red

you need to:

app.color = color

fixed that.