In my latest game I'm making, you can slice a 2D object arbitrarily, demonstrated in this gif:

(Click for animation.)

You can cut it continuously into hundreds, or thousands, of pieces. This doesn't create a lot of lag because they're always in a sleeping physics state, but there's a problem when you cause them to move.

I'm not really sure how to deal with making it so there's not so much rubble from cutting something apart. I don't really want to delete them after a certain amount of time because I don't like how if you go back to something you cut up after a while, it randomly disappeared.

Anyone know of a good way to handle this?

In my latest game I'm making, you can slice a 2D object arbitrarily, demonstrated in this gif:

You can continuously cut it into hundreds or thousands of pieces. This doesn't create a lot of lag, because they're always in a sleeping physics state, but there's a problem when you cause them to move.

I'm not really sure how to deal with making it so there's not so much rubble from cutting something apart. I don't really want to delete them after a certain amount of time; I don't like how, if you go back to something you cut up after a while, it randomly disappeared.

How can I clean up excessive player-created rubble?

In my latest game I'm making, you can cut a 2d object in any kind of way, demonstrated in this gif

Problem is, you can cut it continuously into hundreds, or thousands, of pieces which doesn't create a lot of lag due to the fact the parts are usually always in the physics state of sleeping but do with you cause them to move.

I'm not really sure how to deal with making it so there's not so much rubble from cutting something apart. I don't really want to delete them after a certain amount of time because I don't like how if you go back to something you cut up after a while, it randomly disappeared.

Anyone know of a good way to handle this?

In my latest game I'm making, you can slice a 2D object arbitrarily, demonstrated in this gif:

(Click for animation.)

You can cut it continuously into hundreds, or thousands, of pieces. This doesn't create a lot of lag because they're always in a sleeping physics state, but there's a problem when you cause them to move.

I'm not really sure how to deal with making it so there's not so much rubble from cutting something apart. I don't really want to delete them after a certain amount of time because I don't like how if you go back to something you cut up after a while, it randomly disappeared.

Anyone know of a good way to handle this?