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Disable rendering should disable script paint

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When running many accounts with scripts that have beautiful cpu using ui and stats it would be nice to be able to at least disable the script paint using cli. This would save some performance even though the game is still renedered

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On 10/24/2021 at 11:37 PM, Bobbey said:

When running many accounts with scripts that have beautiful cpu using ui and stats it would be nice to be able to at least disable the script paint using cli. This would save some performance even though the game is still renedered

Drawing a 2D image or some basic text isn't going to be any of your performance concern tbh... you won't feel any difference in a paint being drawn or not unless you are drawing 1000's of them.

Only reason that I can think of is when a scripters tries to load and paint Objects/Npcs inside the onPaint method, this can get ugly pretty fast. but that shouldn't be your repsonsibility.
Scripters could implement this is a cli parameters in the script if they want.

Edited by Khaleesi

It doesn't help much unless the script is using some sort of live service (in which case it would have to be disabled anyways) or unless you have a really old pc.

 

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