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Binding nodes to a coordinate grid #9

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opened 2025-01-09 09:57:51 +07:00 by Arsen Mirzaev Tatyano-Muradovich · 0 comments
Arsen Mirzaev Tatyano-Muradovich commented 2025-01-09 09:57:51 +07:00
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In releases 1.0.0 and 2.0.0, node interactions are processed for each node at once with all registered nodes.

In this case, if we have 1 000 000 nodes, then when processing each of them, a cyclic enumeration of all 1 000 000 nodes will be launched! This is a very expensive operation!

We need to bind nodes to a coordinate grid in order to form a list for interactions only for those nodes that are either in its cell or in neighboring ones
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In releases 1.0.0 and 2.0.0, node interactions are processed for each node at once with all registered nodes. In this case, if we have 1 000 000 nodes, then when processing each of them, a cyclic enumeration of all 1 000 000 nodes will be launched! This is a very expensive operation! We need to bind nodes to a coordinate grid in order to form a list for interactions only for those nodes that are either in its cell or in neighboring ones ![image](/attachments/4874c3e9-bb3c-41e3-98e9-cbfb3b01e782)
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