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...or simulating the world every 16 ms as is typical in a "real" game. You can bridge that gap by taking periodic snapshots of the reduced state, which is a us
by hunterloftis 6y ago
...or simulating the world every 16 ms as is typical in a "real" game.
You can bridge that gap by taking periodic snapshots of the reduced state, which is a useful pattern in distributed game development where you sometimes have to back-track and re-simulate when input arrives over the network.