Difference between revisions of "Creating Multithreaded Skyrim Mods"
Creating Multithreaded Skyrim Mods (edit)
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ObjectReference my_sword_future = ThreadManager.PlaceAtMeAsync(Sword) | ObjectReference my_sword_future = ThreadManager.PlaceAtMeAsync(Sword) | ||
ThreadManager.wait_all() | |||
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<code>PlaceAtMeAsync</code> is a function we've written that gets assigned to a thread. A thread that has been given data to work on is referred to as being '''queued'''. <code>wait_all()</code> tells the Thread Manager that it should start running any queued threads and that we will wait until they're finished. | |||
Later, when we decide we want the result of | Later, when we decide we want the result of our thread, we just ask for it: | ||