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Henrique Campos
Henrique Campos
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Henrique Campos

Henrique Campos is an indie game developer and game designer working in the industry since 2015. Starting as a University teacher in the Computer Graphics and Artificial Intelligence chairs and working for the GDQuest team from 2018 to 2022, he has also been providing consultancy for solo developers, studios, and schools. Under the alias of Pigdev, Henrique has been creating game development content on his YouTube channel since 2016. Among his projects, he wrote the Top 7 Godot Engine Recipes and the Platformer Essential Recipes ebooks where he presents design patterns that people can use to make games with the Godot Engine. A passionate open-source enthusiast, Henrique has been working and contributing to the Godot Engine project since 2016.
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Decreasing the requests count

Previously, in Chapter 10, Debugging and Profiling the Network, we saw that there was a disproportional and unnecessary number of requests being made to the Weapon2D node’s fire() RPC method, and we even came up with what could be a solution for this issue. We also saw that we can decrease the Asteroid node’s sync problem by only updating it once a given player requests a synchronization using the World node’s sync_world() RPC method.

In this section, we are going to implement these optimization methods and improve the overall performance of our network. Let’s start with the Weapon2D node issue.

Reducing the weapon fire count

Sometimes we may need to make changes in the core code of a feature in order to improve its network performance, even when its local performance stays the same, or may even drop. When talking about optimization, we are always trying to balance things out and figure out how to use the available...

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Henrique Campos

Henrique Campos is an indie game developer and game designer working in the industry since 2015. Starting as a University teacher in the Computer Graphics and Artificial Intelligence chairs and working for the GDQuest team from 2018 to 2022, he has also been providing consultancy for solo developers, studios, and schools. Under the alias of Pigdev, Henrique has been creating game development content on his YouTube channel since 2016. Among his projects, he wrote the Top 7 Godot Engine Recipes and the Platformer Essential Recipes ebooks where he presents design patterns that people can use to make games with the Godot Engine. A passionate open-source enthusiast, Henrique has been working and contributing to the Godot Engine project since 2016.
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