Disable SORTDRAW when NETWORKING is disabled. #792
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SORTDRAW is used to synchronize object drawing across machines. Since this consumes CPU for sorting and memory to keep 4 more pointers in the CellClass, we can disable this when NETWORKING is disabled to save RAM. Signed-off-by: Giuliano Belinassi <[email protected]>
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Just to elaborate on @tomsons26 comment, the discord conversation basically concluded that SORTDRAW is either something that Petroglyph cooked up for the remaster or was undefined in the original game builds because the original code matches the |
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Merge of #457 makes this redundant. |
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SORTDRAW is used to synchronize object drawing across machines. Since this
consumes CPU for sorting and memory to keep 4 more pointers in the
CellClass, we can disable this when NETWORKING is disabled to save RAM.
Signed-off-by: Giuliano Belinassi [email protected]