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Revert spatial hashing default visRange to 30 #4121

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions ...Mirror/Components/InterestManagement/SpatialHashing/SpatialHashing3DInterestManagement.cs
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Expand Up @@ -11,19 +11,19 @@ namespace Mirror
[AddComponentMenu("Network/ Interest Management/ Spatial Hash/Grid Spatial Hash (3D)")]
public class SpatialHashing3DInterestManagement : InterestManagement
{
[Tooltip("The maximum range that objects will be visible.\nSet to 10-20% larger than camera far clip plane")]
public int visRange = 1200;
[Tooltip("The maximum range that objects will be visible at.")]
public int visRange = 30;

// we use a 9 neighbour grid.
// so we always see in a distance of 2 grids.
// for example, our own grid and then one on top / below / left / right.
//
// this means that grid resolution needs to be distance / 2.
// so for example, for distance = 1200 we see 2 cells = 600 * 2 distance.
// so for example, for distance = 30 we see 2 cells = 15 * 2 distance.
//
// on first sight, it seems we need distance / 3 (we see left/us/right).
// but that's not the case.
// resolution would be 400, and we only see 1 cell far, so 400+400=800.
// resolution would be 10, and we only see 1 cell far, so 10+10=20.
public int resolution => visRange / 2; // same as XY because if XY is rotated 90 degree for 3D, it's still the same distance

[Tooltip("Rebuild all every 'rebuildInterval' seconds.")]
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions ...s/Mirror/Components/InterestManagement/SpatialHashing/SpatialHashingInterestManagement.cs
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Expand Up @@ -11,19 +11,19 @@ namespace Mirror
[AddComponentMenu("Network/ Interest Management/ Spatial Hash/Grid Spatial Hash (2D)")]
public class SpatialHashingInterestManagement : InterestManagement
{
[Tooltip("The maximum range that objects will be visible.\nSet to 10-20% larger than camera far clip plane")]
public int visRange = 1200;
[Tooltip("The maximum range that objects will be visible at.")]
public int visRange = 30;

// we use a 9 neighbour grid.
// so we always see in a distance of 2 grids.
// for example, our own grid and then one on top / below / left / right.
//
// this means that grid resolution needs to be distance / 2.
// so for example, for distance = 1200 we see 2 cells = 600 * 2 distance.
// so for example, for distance = 30 we see 2 cells = 15 * 2 distance.
//
// on first sight, it seems we need distance / 3 (we see left/us/right).
// but that's not the case.
// resolution would be 400, and we only see 1 cell far, so 400+400=800.
// resolution would be 10, and we only see 1 cell far, so 10+10=20.
public int resolution => visRange / 2;

[Tooltip("Rebuild all every 'rebuildInterval' seconds.")]
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