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Use a more spatially efficient and cache friendly data layout. Notice that maps generate a lot faster now. Using the almighty mainland RMS as a reference, 8 player giant mapgen goes down to ~5 seconds from ~30. Also notice that parsing entities sometimes take several magnitudes longer than creating them now which is kinda sad. Finally, notice that hashes would differ since RangeOP has an off-by-one error, except for mainland map scripts with the lower sizes that never runs the RangeOP branch, so hashes should match for those generations. GG

Use a more spatially efficient and cache friendly data layout. Notice that maps generate a lot faster now. Using the almighty mainland RMS as a reference, 8 player giant mapgen goes down to ~5 seconds from ~30. Also notice that parsing entities sometimes take several magnitudes longer than creating them now which is kinda sad. Finally, notice that hashes would differ since RangeOP has an off-by-one error, except for mainland map scripts with the lower sizes that never runs the RangeOP branch, so hashes should match for those generations. Breaks the rmgen tests apparently. GG

Use a more spatially efficient and cache friendly data layout. Notice that maps generate a lot faster now. Using the almighty mainland RMS as a reference, 8 player giant mapgen goes down to ~5 seconds from ~30. Also notice that parsing entities sometimes take several magnitudes longer than creating them now which is kinda sad. Finally, notice that hashes would differ since RangeOP has an off-by-one error, except for mainland map scripts with the lower sizes that never runs the RangeOP branch, so hashes should match for those generations. Breaks the rmgen tests apparently. GG