[DEPRECATED] StreamX - Reduce lag and prevent map cloning

[hghguy]

This isn’t an anti-lag, this is just something that improves rendering performance.

[Crcoli737]

This is considered a downtime event so we are working on it stat.

[LymthomHD (MrZombie)]

Why are you hosting the Servers on your own? This limits the up/download speed to your local one and is not reliable enough for a paid server imo.

[Crcoli737]

@LymthomHD

Why are you hosting the Servers on your own?

Security and cost, and download speeds at my house are equivalent to the ones that were running in the cloud.

[commitblue]

If this project ever stops serving, will it be open source completely? (backends and etc?)

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

Yeah, at that point we’ll give you all everything. For as long as we’re maintaining it it will be closed source.

[Sinlernick]

This is impressive; however, a small critic about streamx would be that rather than streaming parts from the webserver as the server requests them, instead the game server requests a chunk data (all parts in 20x20x20) and then manage that data at its own. This in theory, cuts the networking cost down by a lot.

[BIGHEAD_RIPOFF (BIGHEAD_RIPOFFWX)]

Does this mean reduced Downtime for the webserver?

[Sinlernick]

in theory, there will be less work for the webservers to process than now, which means the possibility for a downtime to occur decreases drastically. (assuming that past downtimes occur due to performance reasons)

[BIGHEAD_RIPOFF (BIGHEAD_RIPOFFWX)]

@Sinlernick

in theory, there will be less work for the webservers to process than now, which means the possibility for a downtime to occur decreases drastically. (assuming that past downtimes occur due to performance reasons)

@Sinlernick

This is impressive; however, a small critic about streamx would be that rather than streaming parts from the webserver as the server requests them, instead the game server requests a chunk data (all parts in 20x20x20) and then manage that data at its own. This in theory, cuts the networking cost down by a lot.

@Crcoli737 Please implement this suggestion by @Sinlernick!

[BobAndLuigis (TheDevDoge)]

When is the HTTP 500 error going to be fixed?

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

@Crcoli737 told me to check something with the payment center and I did. It’s a backend error.

[LymthomHD (MrZombie)]

Its kinda getting annoying to always have to wait so long, thats why you test stuff before charging for it…

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

I still have no idea what’s happening. Crcoli said he’d have to talk with @anon61048460 so I’ll have to context him

[Crcoli737]

We sincerely apologize for the downtime. We expect the issue to be fixed today.

[BIGHEAD_RIPOFF (BIGHEAD_RIPOFFWX)]

In order to reduce Downtime drastically and networking cost by alot please try this suggestion by @Sinlernick I highly recommend it:

@TheManBehindTheCoder

@Sinlernick

in theory, there will be less work for the webservers to process than now, which means the possibility for a downtime to occur decreases drastically. (assuming that past downtimes occur due to performance reasons)

@Sinlernick

This is impressive; however, a small critic about streamx would be that rather than streaming parts from the webserver as the server requests them, instead the game server requests a chunk data (all parts in 20x20x20) and then manage that data at its own. This in theory, cuts the networking cost down by a lot.

@Crcoli737 Please implement this suggestion by @Sinlernick!

[Crcoli737]

Chunking the parts could be a good idea but if there is a lot of parts in the chunked area it could cause more lag than the current algorithm.

[BIGHEAD_RIPOFF (BIGHEAD_RIPOFFWX)]

Couldn’t you make the parts only render if you are in that chunk? Similar to Minecraft’s Chunk System.

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

To anybody having issues:

Please try changing the url to https://streamx.iipython.cf. We’re working to fix this.

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

Is that after clicking the url? It’s a new irl, probably why. It’s just StreamX hosted on a different server for testing