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Classes
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0efcec5da6
Stress-testing 800 in-fighting Orcs with all the new Combat rules. Game still runs at under 200ms per action. Given we will never have 800 angry orcs in the same rooms, I think it's fair to assume the game will NEVER be so big that it slows down, specially since normal demand increase will happen with sparse NPCs, where each NPC does not increase the processing demand of the other NPCs (mostly linear increase, while in this case each NPC not only brought its own rules, but also made everyone else's rules harder to execute). Quite happy with results. Blog over.
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5 年之前 |
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Debug.ts
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0ae82171d5
Hurt cheat
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6 年之前 |
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EveryTurn.ts
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5161c5d9dc
Aggressive action processing correctly handled by the AI.
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5 年之前 |
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Fucking.ts
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2c9126113d
I HAVE NO MEMORY OF DOING ANY OF THIS BUT IT STILL WORKS SO I GUESS IT MUST BE OKAY
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6 年之前 |
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MachineBegins.ts
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c48782816a
Clearer for what happens once DOM is loaded: we follow the rules.
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6 年之前 |
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OutOfPlay.ts
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def22230dc
add note
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6 年之前 |
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PlayBegins.ts
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10f46d3774
I no longer understand this. However, it works, so I'll just never look at it again.
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5 年之前 |
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Settings.ts
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0efcec5da6
Stress-testing 800 in-fighting Orcs with all the new Combat rules. Game still runs at under 200ms per action. Given we will never have 800 angry orcs in the same rooms, I think it's fair to assume the game will NEVER be so big that it slows down, specially since normal demand increase will happen with sparse NPCs, where each NPC does not increase the processing demand of the other NPCs (mostly linear increase, while in this case each NPC not only brought its own rules, but also made everyone else's rules harder to execute). Quite happy with results. Blog over.
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5 年之前 |
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Tests.ts
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27f237be67
First Git
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6 年之前 |
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TurnSequence.ts
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5161c5d9dc
Aggressive action processing correctly handled by the AI.
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5 年之前 |
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WorldState.ts
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10f46d3774
I no longer understand this. However, it works, so I'll just never look at it again.
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5 年之前 |
Reddo
0efcec5da6
Stress-testing 800 in-fighting Orcs with all the new Combat rules. Game still runs at under 200ms per action. Given we will never have 800 angry orcs in the same rooms, I think it's fair to assume the game will NEVER be so big that it slows down, specially since normal demand increase will happen with sparse NPCs, where each NPC does not increase the processing demand of the other NPCs (mostly linear increase, while in this case each NPC not only brought its own rules, but also made everyone else's rules harder to execute). Quite happy with results. Blog over.