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Knight Nootan
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Join date: 26 May 2008
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09-05-2009 20:37
If the sims next yours have extreamly high script times like 18-20+ can that effect the way an sim next to it runs and cause lag?

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Sindy Tsure
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09-05-2009 20:50
I think that'll only happen if things are being updated quickly.. Like, if a script right on the border is rapidly changing color or size, the neighbor sim will get notified about the changes and that might drag it down a little.
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Knight Nootan
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09-06-2009 14:35
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RockAndRoll Michigan
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09-06-2009 16:40
Yes it can, or it might even impact a sim that's nowhere near the sim with the high script loads. Since the sims are shared 4 to a core, any sim that is having a negative impact on the processing power of the core it's on will negatively impact the other three sims running on the same core, no matter where they're located.
Tex Nasworthy
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09-06-2009 16:49
Is there a way to determine which sims are on the same core?
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Gabriele Graves
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09-06-2009 16:57
From: RockAndRoll Michigan
Yes it can, or it might even impact a sim that's nowhere near the sim with the high script loads. Since the sims are shared 4 to a core, any sim that is having a negative impact on the processing power of the core it's on will negatively impact the other three sims running on the same core, no matter where they're located.
Just a small correction, Mainland sims are one per core - 4 per server. Each server has 4 cores.
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09-06-2009 17:03
From: RockAndRoll Michigan
Yes it can, or it might even impact a sim that's nowhere near the sim with the high script loads. Since the sims are shared 4 to a core, any sim that is having a negative impact on the processing power of the core it's on will negatively impact the other three sims running on the same core, no matter where they're located.

Mainland is 1 core per sim and 1 sim per core only. Homesteads will have other sms on the CPU core but never with mainland.
Sindy Tsure
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Join date: 18 Sep 2006
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09-06-2009 18:15
From: Tex Nasworthy
Is there a way to determine which sims are on the same core?

There used to be.. Max Case had a thing you could put on your land that would talk to his web server and tell it which sim number you were on. You could go to his web site and ask the server which other regions were also on the same sim host. Wasn't 100% - not ever region had one of these objects - but was pretty good. Doesn't seem to be around any more.
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