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bit more descriptive
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packet for longer company names (in bytes), by truncating the names if needed
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seconds locally, don't see that as lag of the server. Also increase the client side's lag thresholds a bit
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savegames to send to the client asynchroniously. This will reduce the lag of the other clients to the time it takes to make the memory dump and it will speed up downloading the map as the download starts earlier (possibly with a slightly lower bandwidth due to slow compression). This should also fix the lag message people get when the savegame compression takes more than a few seconds.
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client, don't write it to disk but create the packets immediately
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just keep it in memory instead of writing it to a file
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load), and add support for (safe) loading with a LoadFilter
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later in the download process
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the file size later in the download process, i.e. when a chunk of the savegame is already received by the client
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receiving, our frames
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style
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transferred file are the same file and not different ones
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OnPaint().
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system failed
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content download failed
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connections when it fails in the beginning
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connection was lost
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lagging because of connection trouble or lagging because the client is just slow
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show up in the AI list but you could not select all
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the language "list"
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at a given moment
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when receiving some packets and don't send some when the clients aren't ready for them
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into 3 separate packets
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downloaded savegame wouldn't be closed, and validity of the handled wasn't checked in all cases
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slightly to make the whole more readable and easier to understand
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company; in coop games that does not spread clients at all, and most companies have a low number causing it not to be spread out either. Use the ClientID instead. Based on a patch by dihedral.
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due to LTR names in RTL translations and vice-versa
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player leaving the game
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so they're documented in the "same" place as UDP, content and admin packets (dihedral)
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connection closed when the next call also tries to send the packets and then closes the connection. Especially if the former frees a structure that the latter assumes to be still there
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again :)
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(dihedral)
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