Hi,
I'm developing a multiplayer game using Socket.io.
Because the amount of players and other game objects can potentially be a
lot, I want to be able to select the game objects from an area (x and y
coordinate) of the game.
A simplified version of how the gameObjects are stored inside node.js is
below:
var gameObjects = {
"0": {x: 0, y: 32, name: "lol"},
"1": {x: 0, y: 32, name: "lol2"},
"11": {x: 0, y: 32, name: "lol3"}
}
There can be thousands of game objects at the same time..
Should I create a multidimensional array (x and y) to hold references to
the game objects? Should I just filter the gameObjects or??
What would you think as the best practice?
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