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Simulated functions?
What are these for and why would I use them?
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CHiMERiC Moderator
Join Date: Aug. 30th, 2001
Location: UK
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Simple explaination: simulated functions are executed on the client not just the server, though there are complications to it.
Read Mongo's Replication De-Obfuscation ( http://www.planetunreal.com/pipeline...plication.html ) and be enlightend. |
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CHiMERiC Grandmaster
Join Date: Oct. 11th, 1999
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Remember any simulated functions *must* be called by simulated functions, otherwise they won't be called on the client. Don't break the simulated train...
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And remember that any ROLE >= ROLE_AutonomousProxy can also execute functions without being simulated. I once had a hard problem with a dumbproxy, because the simulated functions out of it where called, but nowhere is stated that no clientside events can be used on them.
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