# Description
I got baited by Ectoplasm, so I then spent 3 hours shaving off a
sizeable chunk of this game's performance cost, including by taking 3 of
the "Top 10 frametime consumers", and reducing their performance costs
by 99% each. Along with various examples of slimming down some of the
worst EQE's.
Oh, and I fixed EmitSoundOnMove being desynced with actual movement. As
part of making EmitSoundOnMove use 99% less CPU time, it was also
synchronized with the MoverController.
# Changelog
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- fix: Fixed items such as tactical webbing, bell collars, and hardsuits
being desynced with character movement.
- tweak: Made various large performance improvements.
(cherry picked from commit 684e8175443167beb0e20e3323a05b5f493b3374)
# Description
Due to some inherent limitations of maintenance, code review, and me
having both severely crippling ADHD and a lifelong adderal dependency,
I've made the executive decision to break apart the Psionic Refactor
into a multitude of smaller, bite sized PRs. I'm keeping the original
Psionic Refactor PR open, because I'm going to need it for code
reference to keep track of the changes I had originally worked on, but I
need to essentially restart the entire refactor from scratch, and
approach it from a new angle that's going to make everything actually
way easier. I also need to be able to work on each available system
individually wherever possible, and this fact is most readily shown by
how the Lightning Refactor and Oracle Refactor were both done
separately.
To start off, this PR is ONLY moving all of the relevant psionics code
to core folders, and nothing more. I'm doing this first so that I can
immediately cut down massively on the "Files Changed" with the simplest,
most basic change necessary to start my work.
No changelog because this isn't player facing, and no media because
there's literally nothing to show.
