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In my personal experience, I saw greatly diminishing returns after 10 threads in this example. | In my personal experience, I saw greatly diminishing returns after 10 threads in this example. | ||
* '''1 Thread:''' Avg. 3.4 seconds to complete | * '''1 Thread:''' Avg. 3.4 seconds to complete | ||
* '''10 Threads:''' Avg. | * '''10 Threads:''' Avg. 0.8 seconds to complete | ||
* '''20 Threads:''' Avg. | * '''20 Threads:''' Avg. 0.5 seconds to complete | ||
This could be due to the fact that actors are more "expensive" to place than, say, a Static. In another mod, I saw that using 30 threads reduced my object placement time from 8.5 seconds to less than 1 on average. Obviously, profiling your script is critical to determine if your unique application would benefit the most from more or less threads (or threading at all). | This could be due to the fact that actors are more "expensive" to place than, say, a Static. In another mod, I saw that using 30 threads reduced my object placement time from 8.5 seconds to less than 1 on average. Obviously, profiling your script is critical to determine if your unique application would benefit the most from more or less threads (or threading at all). | ||