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sco · 04-26-2013 05:06 PM

Ok.

I would limit it to 15 or 20 of those fireballs. Should be enough to display that effect to look nice - damage done effectively is another thing but does not have to be related to how many of those fireballs are around. You just use the range to determine the area of effect ... you might be better off to skip some packages (every second or so) if you have some higher values in local.x.

To optimize this one:
Do all those for-loops without sending those packets. Something like that:

Code:

local.x= <r3,7> 

local.packetcount = 0

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<p.x> W<eval(<p.y>+<local.x>)> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

for 0 <eval <local.x> -1>

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<eval((<p.x>-1)-<dlocal._for>)> W<eval((<p.y>+<local.x>)-<dlocal._for>)> B<eval(<p.z>+13)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

endfor

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<eval(<p.x>-<local.x>)> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

for 0 <eval <local.x> -1>

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<eval((<p.x>-<local.x>)+<dlocal._for>)> W<eval((<p.y>-1)-<dlocal._for>)> B<eval(<p.z>+13)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

endfor

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<p.x> W<eval(<p.y>-<local.x>)> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

for 0 <eval <local.x> -1>

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<eval((<p.x>+1)+<dlocal._for>)> W<eval((<p.y>-<local.x>)+<dlocal._for>)> B<eval(<p.z>+13)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

endfor

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<eval(<p.x>+<local.x>)> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

for 0 <eval <local.x> -1>

local.packet<local.packetcount> = 0c0 00 D0 D0 W036d4 W<p.x> W<p.y> B<eval(<p.z>+12)> W<eval((<p.x>+<local.x>)-<dlocal._for>)> W<eval((<p.y>+1)+<dlocal._for>)> B<eval(<p.z>+13)> B<dlocal.x> B1 00 00 00 00 D0 D0

local.packetcount += 1

endfor

forclients 18

for 0 <eval <local.packetcount>-1>

sendpacket <local.packet<local._for>>

endfor

endfor

ef_daemon_element_spell_damage <local.x>

Try to count and save all those packets in some locals first. With that you save up time calculating all those coordinates during your sendpacket-statement.

Then send them all at once, rather than looking up your clients all the time.

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