Runtime Error 9 involving POW Blocks

[FutureNyanCat]

I built a big tower of POW Blocks to the height of the whole screen with the help of the SMB2 stopwatch. Then, I dropped 1 POW Block on the ground, and then it gave me a Runtime Error 9: Subscript out of Range error. Interestingly, it is because SMBX is trying to make most of the POW Blocks bounce when the screen shakes - but it's too much, and thus it may start giving a runtime error.

Here are illustrations I made:

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After all of the above, crash.

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See? Try it at your own risk.

[Veudekato]

too many blocks exploded simultaneously. smbx can not withstand heavy load.
also do not mess with stopwatch.
PS you must create this topic in 'help and support'

[FutureNyanCat]

Yeah, the memory is overloaded when SMBX tried to make the POW Blocks bounce. Shorter towers are safer, but for towers that reach the top of the screen, it can cause a crash.

[bossedit8]

Ahh, the good old POW Blocks error. I did this too back then and the error occurs. This also happens if you use a lot bombs and it explodes on the same exact time. Same error.

[Squishy Rex]

Hold on, I've done this a million times before for shits and gigs, but I've never gotten Run-time Error 9 and I usually fill 3 quarters of the screen when I do it. This is really interesting, now I might just do this again and try to purposely activate the said error. I suppose at least this is one error that won't be accidentally achieved, besides, who'd make a level with POW Block Towers anyway...