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System to delay or prohibit config updates from other clients and require a manual update from yourself to see their changes.
Prevents constant stuttering from part changes and keeps gameplay generally smooth. Vehicle changes should always be forced to stop shenanigans, however.
Nametags can display a message or indicator showing that they need you to update them on your client, via hotkey or chat command.
This system could also be adapted to only update client vehicles when a certain amount of changes have been made, as well. Clients won't update if 1 or 2 parts are changed, but will update when 5+ are, etc.
This system would improve quality of life and being able to build cars without disrupting other players as often.
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Of course the server should have some say on how part updates should be forced to clients given some gamemodes. Perhaps a command sent to clients to tell them that, "Ignore your current part flush settings, flush right now."
System to delay or prohibit config updates from other clients and require a manual update from yourself to see their changes.
Prevents constant stuttering from part changes and keeps gameplay generally smooth. Vehicle changes should always be forced to stop shenanigans, however.
Nametags can display a message or indicator showing that they need you to update them on your client, via hotkey or chat command.
This system could also be adapted to only update client vehicles when a certain amount of changes have been made, as well. Clients won't update if 1 or 2 parts are changed, but will update when 5+ are, etc.
This system would improve quality of life and being able to build cars without disrupting other players as often.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: