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Commenter: sullemunk Don't know why Miraclegrow and the other addons doesn't snagg its data from GetCraftingItemData() instead of DataUtils.GetCraftingItems(). But yeah, we can change it to ignore the "dirty" check |
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Commenter: Silentguard GetCraftingItemData() is C to Lua data translation. Its very performance expensive and thats why EA provide DataUtils which should cache this call. Fix to solve issue: **GameData.Player.itemsDirty = false** > **GameData.Player.craftingItemsDirty= false** |
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Commenter: sullemunk thats a strange function indeed, Does it get updated after 1:st run? it checks if GameData.Player.craftingItemsDirty is true and if it is sets it to false, wich means the next run will not fetch new data |
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Commenter: MaxHayman Currently it never sets craftingItemsDirty so it always assumes its dirty and doesn't use the cache. |
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Commenter: sullemunk the other functions do the same: DataUtils.GetCurrencyItems() DataUtils.GetQuestItems() DataUtils.GetEquipmentData () etc.. checks if dirty is true; update , set it to false , no more updates on calls |
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Commenter: Silentguard **GameData.Player.craftingItemsDirty** and other flags AIK set to true by client internal inventory update event. Not by addons. |
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