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Edited Title and Main Post for clarity of issue and solution.
Hello,
I have tried searching for this issue and found 1 other unanswered thread that was similar however I cannot figure out what is wrong.
When I go to build even something as simple as an empty room with a red square in it, the build is nearly instant, then there is a ~30s delay before the game runs. Even if I publish into an executable this is the case.
I can record this if needed.
I am running a decent machine, windows 10. Unsure of what the issue can be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: Thought I fixed it by re-installing on non-SSD drive but issue has returned after 2 or 3 runs.
Okay so when I compile I get a Z, Y, and X virtual drive. Is this normal?
Edit:
SOLUTION:
So after trying a lot I figured out the source of the problem.
For some reason my computer is seeing a load of HIDs that it needs to sort through before launching any game that is looking for a gamepad. I went into my Device Manager and disabled every HID that started with 'HID-compliant...'. I don't know what these are and nothing seems to have been negatively impacted after a few hours of regular use.
Hopefully this helps someone else with a similar issue.
Hello,
I have tried searching for this issue and found 1 other unanswered thread that was similar however I cannot figure out what is wrong.
When I go to build even something as simple as an empty room with a red square in it, the build is nearly instant, then there is a ~30s delay before the game runs. Even if I publish into an executable this is the case.
I can record this if needed.
I am running a decent machine, windows 10. Unsure of what the issue can be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: Thought I fixed it by re-installing on non-SSD drive but issue has returned after 2 or 3 runs.
Okay so when I compile I get a Z, Y, and X virtual drive. Is this normal?
Edit:
SOLUTION:
So after trying a lot I figured out the source of the problem.
For some reason my computer is seeing a load of HIDs that it needs to sort through before launching any game that is looking for a gamepad. I went into my Device Manager and disabled every HID that started with 'HID-compliant...'. I don't know what these are and nothing seems to have been negatively impacted after a few hours of regular use.
Hopefully this helps someone else with a similar issue.
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