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Oh, and about Jordach's comment about SQLite, I use it a LOT in my day job. We regularly see databases over 4GB. It does get slower as it grows, just from pure file I/O required, but it's never gotten unstable or corrupted in my experience. One thing we do is have a simple database layer that suppor...
- Thu May 30, 2013 13:25
- Forum: Minetest Features
- Topic: Noob question: simulating entire map
- Replies: 8
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lol - I think I've found a home based on these replies :) Yes, I had been doing some back of the envelope calculations too. I realized I shouldn't have said "the whole map". Probably just what would fit in 8GB of RAM for example (100 square miles???). Before coming across MineTest, I was also thinki...
- Thu May 30, 2013 13:19
- Forum: Minetest Features
- Topic: Noob question: simulating entire map
- Replies: 8
- Views: 1569
Noob question: simulating entire map
I'm very excited about having found Minetest -- how awesome! Something I'd like to try, and after reading forums and docs for two hours, it doesn't seem to have been done yet: - have a server (core?) process simulate activity across the entire map, whether there is a player there or not. This will o...
- Thu May 30, 2013 03:30
- Forum: Minetest Features
- Topic: Noob question: simulating entire map
- Replies: 8
- Views: 1569
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