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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
AcruidandGitHub	2183cd7ca1	Massive Namespace Cleanup (#1544 ) * Removed the Interfaces folder. * All objects inside the GameObjects subfolders are now in the GameObjects namespace. * Added a Resharper DotSettings file to mark the GameObjects subfolders as not providing namespaces. * Simplified Robust.client.Graphics namespace. * Automated remove redundant using statements.	2021-02-10 23:27:19 -08:00
DrSmugleaf GitHub Pieter-Jan Briers	b8e5b47e7a	Use 'new' expression in places where the type is evident for the engine (#1415 ) Co-authored-by: Pieter-Jan Briers <pieterjan.briers+git@gmail.com>	2020-11-26 00:16:55 +01:00
Pieter-Jan Briers	b7f3627ef1	Remove List<>/Dictionary<,> usage from low-level GameState serialization. NetSerializer does not handle these well and sends the entire backing array instead of a more compact representation. This can then cause it to start sending lists of length 1 with a capacity of 4096 resulting in 250 KiB/s down to send updates for a single entity. As it just did on the public server...	2020-05-12 18:34:16 +02:00

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AcruidandGitHub

2183cd7ca1

Massive Namespace Cleanup (#1544 )

* Removed the Interfaces folder.
* All objects inside the GameObjects subfolders are now in the GameObjects namespace.
* Added a Resharper DotSettings file to mark the GameObjects subfolders as not providing namespaces.
* Simplified Robust.client.Graphics namespace.
* Automated remove redundant using statements.

2021-02-10 23:27:19 -08:00

b8e5b47e7a

Use 'new' expression in places where the type is evident for the engine (#1415 )

Co-authored-by: Pieter-Jan Briers <pieterjan.briers+git@gmail.com>

2020-11-26 00:16:55 +01:00

Pieter-Jan Briers

b7f3627ef1

Remove List<>/Dictionary<,> usage from low-level GameState serialization.

NetSerializer does not handle these well and sends the entire backing array instead of a more compact representation. This can then cause it to start sending lists of length 1 with a *capacity* of 4096 resulting in 250 KiB/s down to send updates for a single entity. As it just did on the public server...

2020-05-12 18:34:16 +02:00