TerramizerServer

Description

• []Helps the dedicated server prepare area data before players need it.[/]

  []Loads zones around all ready players, not just one server position.[/]

  []Looks slightly farther around players than vanilla.[/]

  []Predicts where moving players are going and prepares zones ahead.[/]

  []Makes split-up players work better by treating all nearby player areas as active.[/]

  []Sends object data faster by raising Valheim’s server streaming budget.[/]

  []Prioritizes important objects before less important distant objects.[/]

  []Sends player objects before bulk world objects.[/]

  []Force-queues nearby known objects when a player enters or approaches a new zone.[/]

  []Makes the server a better source of area data without taking ownership of everything.[/]

  []Does not use the dangerous old “server owns all persistent objects” behavior.[/]

  []Automatically disables that legacy ownership option if it is turned on.[/]

  []Delays terrain compiler objects until their heightmap exists to prevent terrain load errors.[/]

  []Pauses extra zone work while players are sleeping.[/]

  []Speeds up sleep time-skip, defaulting to about 4 real seconds.[/]

  []Skips Valheim’s extra world save at sleep end.[/]

  []Keeps normal scheduled autosaves unchanged.[/]

  []Still saves player profiles during sleep.[/]

  []Repairs stale hammer-remove actions when build-piece ownership gets stuck.[/]

  []Only repairs remove actions when the player is close enough to the piece.[/]

  []Respects normal build-piece removal rules.[/]

  []Avoids some pointless visual/audio work on headless dedicated servers.[/]

  []Logs dense object syncs when an area is probably too heavy.[/]

  []Logs diagnostics for how much object data it prepared.[/]

  []Clamps config values so bad settings do not go extreme.[/]

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