feat(es_extended): Optimize Tracking Of Ped Coords#1651
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@Meyndflay This won't work for importing resources. The metatable approach is solid and something I was planning to do myself, but you should do it in the imports.lua as well. |
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@Kenshiin13 Good catch! I added it to the imports.lua now. |
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Description
Optimizes the tracking of ped coords from ESX.PlayerData.coords
Motivation
Updating the ESX.PlayerData.coords via a while loop adds CPU msec overhead, that's why we aim to optimize its tracking.
Implementation Details
Since the main function of ESX.PlayerData.coords is to return the coords of the player's ped, we can use Lua's metatables to alter the function of ESX.PlayerData.coords.
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