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With the current release of X4D Core I've made changes to DB scavenge code which may reduce the "jitter" users have been experiencing, but since it doesn't occur on either of my computers I'm not able to confirm.

Let me know if you guys are still experiencing the issue, and/or if the issue is less prominent (or entirely resolved.) It would be nice to know if I'm making any progress, since I'm running out of ways to optimize the code further.

Initial "Bank Load" performance has not been addressed, I'll be working on this next.

Thanks!

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I'll add some FPS logging to the debug mode logs this weekend so I can get an idea of what game performance is like when certain things are happening. Hopefully. I will also run through all of the add-ons and ensure features within Core are only activated when an addon 'requires' it. For now you might use the -debug slash-command and see if the memory usage is any way correlating with the jitter.

I assume this jitter happens when simply moving through the game world and/or when standing still doing nothing. Is that incorrect?

I only use Skyshards and Zgoo myself, but so far have not noticed a problem.

Oh no. I hope there isn't a conflict, maybe there is some resource contention occurring and we'll only have to optimize our code a bit. I have not used Wykkyd's framework, nor looked at the code, I believe it's a large add-on even though I've no idea what it does. It's hard for me to have any opinion.

This is probably true, and one of the changes that went out with my last update to X4D Core was to auto-manage garbage collector. So if you have a habit of running out of Lua memory (and it does happen) X4D will reconfigure the garbage collector to collect sooner and/or more often.

:!: Have you tried editing your game config file to increase the memory 64 MB memory limit?

There is a `/x4d -debug` slash-command you can use to enable debug logging, it will show memory usage. This is the same stat which is displayed if you load up the X4D_UI Add-on (it is reported as "ADDONS:" next to the "FPS:" and "PING:" stats.) but if you don't have that Add-on loaded you wouldn't normally see it.

* How much memory does your computer have for ESO/Gaming?

* What are your CPU specs?

* What about your GPU?

* Is the 'jitter' affect the HUD only, or does it affect the 3D environment?

* Does it affect audio?

Thanks.

INVESTIGATING-

X4D scans and caches a view of the bags. In then performs differencing as changes are reported via game events.

Ultimately there will be limits on how quickly anyone's computer is going to perform.

I have two options at this point in terms of code changes:

1. Implement a coroutine to spread the cost of item scanning over time, we will call this "Deferred Bag Scanning"
2. Implement persistence so the cost of item scanning only necessarily occurs the first time you visit a bank, and then forever forward maintain a persistent view of bags.
a) there are cases where bag state must be reset, and so a deferred bag scan may still be necessary.

Any preferences?