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Creating Multithreaded Skyrim Mods (edit)
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It has been suggested that this be modified to reflect the possibility that taking advantage of the Papyrus scheduler, not parallel processing, is resulting in the performance improvements this design pattern provides.''' | '''''It has been suggested that this be modified to reflect the possibility that taking advantage of the Papyrus scheduler, not parallel processing, is resulting in the performance improvements this design pattern provides.''''' | ||
This tutorial covers how modders can use Papyrus more effectively by leveraging its inherent multithreading capability. This guide includes plenty of examples and explanations to help you understand the design pattern. Using multithreading can greatly increase the performance of complex or repetitive Papyrus calculations, reduce overall strain on the Papyrus VM (making you a better mod-citizen), and help execute time-sensitive tasks. | This tutorial covers how modders can use Papyrus more effectively by leveraging its inherent multithreading capability. This guide includes plenty of examples and explanations to help you understand the design pattern. Using multithreading can greatly increase the performance of complex or repetitive Papyrus calculations, reduce overall strain on the Papyrus VM (making you a better mod-citizen), and help execute time-sensitive tasks. | ||