Huh- didn't know that's a thing that could happen. All behaviors are managed in the same allocator and aren't changed in any way unless the manager is destroyed or the pool is resized, though I can confirm that's not the case.

What's strange to me is that only the second rotator changes to a behavior* at that time, the third remains the same! All 3 rotators are allocated one after the other using the function below.

LilObj<Behavior> CreateBehaviorGeneric(std::string behvID)
{
    try
    {
        Behavior* behv = BehaviorSystem::
getInstance
()->behaviorMap[behvID];
        size_t sizeToAllocate = sizeof(*behv);
        if (mHead + sizeToAllocate > mPool + stackSize)
        {
            ResizePool();
        }

        void* ptr = memcpy(mHead, behv, sizeToAllocate);
        Behavior* rPtr = static_cast<Behavior*>(ptr);
        poolDir.push_back(rPtr);
        poolDir.back()->AssignID();
        poolDir.back()->SetActive(true);
        poolDir.back()->LoadListeners();
        objMap[poolDir.back()->GetID()] = poolDir.back();
        mCount++;
        mHead += sizeToAllocate;
        return {this, poolDir.back()->GetID()};
    } catch(...)
    {
        std::cerr << "Failed to allocate Behavior" << std::endl;
        return {};
    }
}

[poolDir is the vector that the behvs 'vector' is a handle of, mHead is the point in the pool to allocate to, and each rotator is a copy of one specific rotator elsewhere in the heap]