#Clear the skies world quest mod

The effect is more minimal, owing to the fact that it affects a subset of servers (note MORE minimal, not minimal. To be perfectly honest, this is a simple decision based on the effect that it would have, and the amount of work involved. So basically, as I said, it would only take an hour's time, but it would make nearly everyone benefit greatly from the changes.Д¬lick to expand.Ah, so you're getting irritated on BEHALF of someone else? That makes everything better. It would only take about an hour, as even though it took her a while to get all the quests set up, she doesn't have to think about what they should be, she only has to copy it, and while that would be an arduous task, it would still be best for the general population, and server owners would have an easier time. The change needs to be made in the modpack, not the servers, and it has a MAJOR advantage, as every time a server reaches 1024 people, all the quest data has to be deleted, which also happens to mean that most servers are whitelist, and when you're like me, and people don't trust me because of my name, it's very hard to get on a whitelist server, so I have to rely entirely on public servers, and when all the quest info after 1024 unique users join the server it doesn't really make it easy to play on a server for extended periods of time. What server? I don't own any server, I merely know of the effects this has on them, besides this is not something that would have to be done on the server side, but it has to be done in the map info, which means that for this effect to happen at all, on any server, it has to happen on every server.

#Clear the skies world quest mod

Thank you for reading this, if anyone that reads this has the ability to show this to the mod author, please do so that he can make the appropriate changes.Д®dit: Apparently the mod dev has solved the problem, but Jaded refuses to implement the changes as it would mean she has to completely redo all the quests, which would be hard, but not very, and it would take only an hour. The only problem is that the names of the file would take some bits of space, however this isn't much of an issue, as 1000 players would only take up about an extra 10 KBs of storage. Naturally it has to come with a downside, however, this is a rather small one. Also, if someone was banned then the Admins could delete their file to further lighten the load on the server. If someone's quest info had been corrupted, the server admins could simply delete it. Then, you create a new file for each player, then, instead of having to search through the entire file to find their information, it can simply search for the person's name as the file name, and read the information from that, this would greatly lighten the load on servers, and would serve another purpose. So, another idea that I propose for a solution is to make a folder stored in the world file in saves.

When there have been a couple hundred unique users on a server, this starts to become an issue.

Each time someone opens their book it has to check through the ENTIRE FILE to find their quest information. This may seem logical, when in fact, it is not.

In the HQM mod all the information for each player is stored in the file that stores the information for each player.