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Originally Posted by digistr [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

I have a question.

How fast is this method.

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getSocketChannel().write(buffer);

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For me my method in rs2hd is this.

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        p.getSession().write(mainPacket.toPacket());

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and it takes anywhere from 20,000 - 2,000,000 nano seconds usually averages 240,000 ish.

i'm trying to find a networking which can send information much faster then 240,000 average because that's too much time per player.
i need it be 30,000-120,000 and no higher other then regular delays due to computer running too much stuff or problem with internet.

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I haven't benchmarked NIO, but since it's nonblocking I know I don't have much to worry about. You realize that 240,000 nanoseconds is one fourth of a millisecond? All operations take some amount of time, and I would assume that converting the structure into a packet and queuing it up with MINA to be sent by the writer thread would be taking resources.

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Iv'e been trying to create a Netty base but going through hell trying to get it do login keeps having issues reading/writing information i really suck at networking parts of the servers.

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Keep trying. Quitting is the only true failure.

My framework is stabler :p;)

Good luck blake. Always good to see bases like these being made.

Good luck. Most servers created like people like you Blake seem to never get far/be released without much use. I hope you actually understand that the RSPS world is full of leechers and shouldn't only cater to the few "really good" programmers that fiddle with RSPS.

THE EASIER YOU MAKE THIS TO LEECH THE MORE SUCCESSFUL IT WILL BE :)

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Originally Posted by thunderscape [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

My framework is stabler :p;)

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Stabler isn't a word, and nobody cares.

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Originally Posted by Warped Reality [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Stabler isn't a word, and nobody cares.

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Ok first you can get the fuck off. People do care. If you were making a server and you got a something done that felt major to you, you would gloat about it also. So go fuck yourself, I care that more people are being bold enough to try new things and break ground. This world is going to be filled with computers one day and no one will get no where by search forums for "how do i get this robot arm to swivel back and forth(give me code plox)". It is just not going to feasible so fuck you and anything to do with you. And any mod that feels this post was out of hand please feel free to ban me if that is what this community has come too.

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Originally Posted by iHybrid [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Good luck. Most servers created like people like you Blake seem to never get far/be released without much use. I hope you actually understand that the RSPS world is full of leechers and shouldn't only cater to the few "really good" programmers that fiddle with RSPS.

THE EASIER YOU MAKE THIS TO LEECH THE MORE SUCCESSFUL IT WILL BE :)

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Well that happends to be the point of this project. It is build like wL which people/leechers already know.

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Originally Posted by Boomer [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Its not lazy people, its unexperienced programmers.

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If they are unexperienced, why don't they take time out of programming winter love and go and learn java, then come back to more demanding frameworks such as Hyperion? The answer is because they are lazy and because there is no reason for them to. If we offered real benefits (such as high stability, good content etc) on servers like Hyperion, it would force people to move and learn java properly.

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Originally Posted by Scu11 [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

If they are unexperienced, why don't they take time out of programming winter love and go and learn java, then come back to more demanding frameworks such as Hyperion? The answer is because they are lazy and because there is no reason for them to. If we offered real benefits (such as high stability, good content etc) on servers like Hyperion, it would force people to move and learn java properly.

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Only reason I haven't made a frame work (not saying that it would be good) is I have no clue how to do networking and updating with out making it look like WL.

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Originally Posted by White-Boy [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Only reason I haven't made a frame work (not saying that it would be good) is I have no clue how to do networking and updating with out making it look like WL.

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the resources are out there if you know where to look lol. :).