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Hope to see a version of this or something similar for build41 sometime.
If you don't see it in the mod list you might be running on version B41 of zomboid? this is B42 only
Thanks a lot, yeah I would have tried to do something myself but I'm not experienced with modding these specific functions/aspects of the game. It's one of the biggest bottlenecks of OnGridSquareLoad with regards to performance. I agree with you on the 10 years later, but yeah, playing the vanilla start date myself, and I would welcome the sandbox toggle. Thanks.
yes, I think that would be nice. Also it might possibly reduce the OnGridSquareLoad lag if each z level counts as a different square and you just simply ignore all loaded squares above a certain z level for any checks that this mod does - but I don't know if each z level counts as a different square, I just looked through the code here.
@unlockk I can take a look at exposing something like that when I get a chance, so you want windows above a set z level to not be broken?