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Yeah, I'm surprised this pattern doesn't have a more general name. I've also used it to synchronize content for local multi-window editing applications: each w
by tyleo 7mo ago
Yeah, I'm surprised this pattern doesn't have a more general name.
I've also used it to synchronize content for local multi-window editing applications: each window is its own process but routes through one "coordination" process to ensure consistent ordering.
Easily solves some cross-process concurrency issues.
- Rohansi 7mo agoIn this case it's just a (transaction/commit) log. Very common in distributed systems, databases, and filesystems.
- Rohansi 7mo agoI misread the question but it could be a read-your-writes consistency of the transaction log!
- munificent 7mo agoIt does have a name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client-side_prediction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client-side_prediction
- tyleo 7mo agoIt's not quite the same since we aren't doing any sort of interpolation. I would acknowledge it's a similar idea though. Perhaps the similarity is one reason we came to this solution as a game studio.