Any way to what? They've given us plenty over the last several years. Xml/xpath support, Harmony support, new triggers and events, etc. Don't speak on what you don't know.
I asked the programmer who made that system. There may have been some issue with making it false.
I tested this with my decompiled/recompiled binary and had no issues, what I suspect is that at some point this was used to prevent entities from falling through the world but these days entities don't even update when the chunk isn't loaded yet but who knows, hopefully there is nothing to it, with that change traversal is butter smooth for me with no hitching.
they still have it in experimental... when you see PC 2.6 stable announced, then they'll submit it to Sony & Microsoft for their usual sluggish certification system. even if they did it today you'd probably not see it for weeks cause of certification
That's not entirely accurate. Sony generally gets the updates out very quickly... usually within only a few hours of Steam having them. Microsoft is the one who is slow, and you can see anything from a few hours to a few days for most updates, with a week or two only happening sometimes. But both do have their process of approving the updates and the speed that it happens will depend on different factors. So you might get a long delay from Sony on an update even if they are normally fast and a short delay from Microsoft even though they are normally longer.
I believe AnimatorCullingMode not animating can break things in some cases. Not looking for any new bugs right now.
He said you would see no mesh for a frame, which is why the delayed version is not used. We may look at it when time permits to keep the previous mesh around during the delay.
It has been submitted, but I believe they said MS was being slow with the approval for an unknown reason. Any day now I would guess.
That isn't how TFP operates. They don't announce stable for PC and THEN submit it to Sony and Microsoft. They wait until certification comes from both console companies before announcing stable for everyone. Then they release the stable for everyone at the same time. When the announcement comes there might be a few hours delay for one or both of the consoles but it should happen same day for sure.
Has that changed? We've seen Microsoft not release the update for days or even more than a week, not just for XBox but also for XBox Store players on PC. I'd have thought that was due to the delay with certification, but maybe it's some other reason? Either way, it has been delayed a lot for XBox in the past.
Maybe there have been delays beyond a day. I don't follow the console side of it closely. But the delays were NOT because TFP submitted for certification after they announced stable. Perhaps they anticipated the approvals coming and then it didn't happen but the submission for approval had already happened.
Microsoft always seems to be the slow one.
