can DOTS or ECS be used with Normcore?
I am hoping to convert a game object to use DOTS / ECS because there are many in my scene, is it possible to use this with Normcore ?
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, there is no specific information about using DOTS (Data-Oriented Technology Stack) or ECS (Entity Component System) with Normcore. The documentation primarily focuses on Normcore's own component-based system using RealtimeView and RealtimeComponents for synchronizing game objects across a network.
Normcore's synchronization system appears to be built around traditional Unity GameObjects and MonoBehaviours:
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Based on the knowledge sources provided, there is no specific information about using DOTS (Data-Oriented Technology Stack) or ECS (Entity Component System) with Normcore. The documentation primarily focuses on Normcore's own component-based system using RealtimeView and RealtimeComponents for synchronizing game objects across a network.
Normcore's synchronization system appears to be built around traditional Unity GameObjects and MonoBehaviours:
- It uses RealtimeView to identify game objects across clients
- It relies on RealtimeComponents attached to GameObjects to synchronize state
- The documentation specifically mentions prefabs and GameObject instantiation through Normcore's own API
I'm sorry I couldn't provide a more definitive answer based on the available knowledge sources.
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Mthere’s many what in your scene?
Mfwiw we used ECS for Nock and it was so brutal I don’t think our team will ever touch it again
Mthere are a handful of small architectural decisions that make it impossible to have consistent framerate
Iwups i should edit the question, but basically i had an object that has a realtime transform + other components that was relatively static, i was able to clean it up a bit and not require something more drastic like ECS
Iyea good to know, ive been holding off on working with ECS
Mit’s a cool idea in theory but just awful in practice
Mthey made some poor decisions about how job scheduling should work that makes it useless for VR