looks ugly and distracts from the code which is simple enough to read for yourself.

looks ugly and distracts from the code which is simple enough to read for yourself.

looks ugly and distracts from the code which is simple enough to read for yourself.

…n the spot.

…n the spot.

…n the spot.

…n the spot.

…n the spot.

…n the spot.

…n the spot.

…pushing it in case i needs to be removed, the data structure might not be the cause in the increase in time.

…pushing it in case i needs to be removed, the data structure might not be the cause in the increase in time:

answered: revereted to the same exact vert datatype and is still much much slower, it takes up alot more memory.
pushing it to save it then i'll revert to the old.

…, HashSet<u32>)> instead of Vec<(i16, i16, i16)> and HashMap<u32, HashSet<u32>>

but it is almost 40% slower..

but will try on a larger instance maybe...

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…e more simple Vec<>. Also attempted to mitigate the use of memory by some structures by explicitly draining the contents of the object into another. More tests will determine the effectiveness of this strategy.

I do feel like the code is getting simpler...
Which might be a good goal to reach. I'd like to get to the point where i can imagine in my minds eye, the objects being moved around, as one would watch the cook move ingredients around the kitchen, from container to container until it is in the final pot.
The goal is to make sure the containers are all cleaned that when the pot is finally cooking all the containers have all actually have been cleaned.

…n is called.. but slower. so revert.

…n is called.. but slower. so revert.

…n is called.. but slower. so revert.

…n is called.. but slower. so revert.

…n is called.. but slower. so revert.