I'm making a CityRPG mod that doesn't use Iban's core scripts.

[Ravencroft²]

I actually am sort of a friend with Port, so he can help me in small cases.I want to keep using Saver. If somebody can show that Sassy 1.3 is less CPU intensive than Saver, then I might switch.

I bet Brian Smith can get the CPU test for you, him or Kalphiter/lube of someone's running the thing on a map host server.

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[elm]

What the hell is a sassy?

[Ravencroft²]

What the hell is a sassy?

The current mainstream CityRPG's saving system. Known for being stuff, created by Jookia. Sassy 1.3 made a big comeback imo.

[Port]

I want to keep using Saver. If somebody can show that Sassy 1.3 is less CPU intensive than Saver, then I might switch.

I might write you a saving system if you could tell me how you intend to group/format the data you're going to be working with.

[Axolotl2]

Why is everyone hesitant of me using Saver? It even has corruption detection functionality.

[Port]

Why is everyone hesitant of me using Saver? It even has corruption detection functionality.

I don't even know what Saver is. Shouldn't be surprising with such a generic name though.

[elm]

Lol, using names of saving algorithms like everyone's heard of 'em..

[aludane]

export() is my saver lool

[Kalphiter]

export() is my saver lool

That gets clunky when the list grows and you're saving the entire list.

[Axolotl2]

I don't even know what Saver is. Shouldn't be surprising with such a generic name though.

Blame McTwist for calling it that. http://pastebin.com/H66gAR5C

Note that RPCore is public, but McTwist wants nobody to publish a changed version of its saver. This copy of Saver is untouched.

Also, I'm using a cascading psuedoquota autosaver:

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function AxoCity_EfficientSave(%i)
{
if(%i < 1)
%i = 1;
if(AxoCity.listOnline[%i] !$= "")
{
AxoCity_RPDB.saveKey(AxoCity_RPDB.listOnline[%i]);
schedule($AxoCity::Pref::Saver::SaveQuotaDelay, 0, "AxoCity_EfficientSave", %i + 1);
}
else
{
echo("... Finished saving");
return;
}
}

[elm]

Blame McTwist for calling it that. http://pastebin.com/H66gAR5C

Note that RPCore is public, but McTwist wants nobody to publish a changed version of its saver. This copy of Saver is untouched.

Also, I'm using a cascading psuedoquota autosaver:

Code: [Select]

function AxoCity_EfficientSave(%i)
{
if(%i < 1)
%i = 1;
if(AxoCity.listOnline[%i] !$= "")
{
AxoCity_RPDB.saveKey(AxoCity_RPDB.listOnline[%i]);
schedule($AxoCity::Pref::Saver::SaveQuotaDelay, 0, "AxoCity_EfficientSave", %i + 1);
}
else
{
echo("... Finished saving");
return;
}
}

Lol, that's not really efficient in my opinion.

[Axolotl2]

Lol, that's not really efficient in my opinion.

Better then for(){}ing it all at once.Oh wait I'm a dumbass and just remembered that for(){} requires less TS-to-machinecode compiling than what I used.

[Axolotl2]

I'm basically 25% of what I should call the saving and economy support, all I need to do it test it out.

[Axolotl2]

Ffs

Rediscovered that Komodo Edit for Mac has a memory leak when it has lots of tabs open.

This might delay AxoCity development until I am back.

[Axolotl2]

Bleh

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=217577.0