"Server processing" results seems to be invalidated by time. Is it necessary?
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narazaka
Based on the behavior of the early stages, I suspect that “server processing” is a process to collect information about the avatar's performance rank, etc.
This seems to me to be invalidated by time, which is odd. Because if the avatar's data is wrong, there should be no need to update it, probably of time.
We do not know what triggers the need for “server processing”.
Maybe it's not time, but when the decision logic changes, it invalidates? That would make sense.
I would like to know more about “Server Processing”, which is the highest annoyance I currently feel in VRChat.
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Based on the operation of the initial implementation, I think “server processing” is a process for collecting information such as avatar performance rank.
This seems to me to have been invalidated by time, which is strange. This is because if the avatar data is the same, there should be no need to update it regardless of time.
We don't know what triggers require “server processing”.
Maybe they're invalidating when the judgment logic changes instead of time? Then I can understand it.
I would like to know details about “server processing,” which is the pinnacle of annoyance currently felt in VRChat.
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euan
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Server processing is not just the collection of information but is about enforcing various checks on the content to ensure it's safe to load (to prevent crashing and other malicious activity) along with doing any other pre-processing we may do (for content compatibility, optimisations, etc). This processing is regularly updated and so by necessity content needs to be reprocessed every so often.
There is logic in place to minimise the experience of "server processing" in the loading process but it requires the content to be used regularly, content which has not been used for an amount of time will encounter "server processing".
Something that makes a notable impact in processing time is the avatars file size (both compressed and uncompressed), the larger it is the longer it will take to process.
Given this is more a question rather than an actual bug report I'm going to close this. If there's a specific bug with server processing please do make a different post.
narazaka
euan thank you. I see the overview.
I suppose that it would better to document that information.