Imagine if they could download all the mini-game chunks just once, and never again until the maps got updated.
Mini-game servers, theme park servers, etc.Īnother decently sized group of people this would affect is users w/ bandwidth limits. Many servers run maps that rarely change. I imagine this would only be practical for block loading, not entity loading, but still.Ī big problem for a lot of server owners is the overhead that is constantly downloading maps. If no match is made, it would download from the server. This hash would be first compared to stored hashes on the client's end, and if it matched a cached hash, the chunk would be loaded from the client's end instead. Whenever a chunk is downloaded from a multi-player server, a hash is downloaded right before the chunk is.
Was just something I thought up, shared with some people, and they all thought it was a great idea. It allows you to optimize your processes of delivering impact with the help of data tracking.
IMPACT CLIENT CHUNK INSTALL
You can install it with: composer require symfony/http-client Basic Usage Use the HttpClient class to make requests. It incorporates accountability in all your activities. It provides utilities to consume APIs and supports synchronous and asynchronous operations. Sorry if an idea has been posted like this before. The HttpClient component is a low-level HTTP client with support for both PHP stream wrappers and cURL.
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