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This crc represents the state of the command list. it is cleared and rebuilt just like the command list. The purpose of the CRC is to allow a user to quickly, and cheaply, determine if there was a state change such that they should render the UI. This results in massive efficiency gains on simply point and click UIs.
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@amuradbegovic although this is directly my repository, I am trying to keep this a little bit more open for collaboration. please take a look at the PR and let me know what you think. FYI, you should have admin control over this repo as well. |
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This crc represents the state of the command list. it is cleared and rebuilt just like the command list.
The purpose of the CRC is to allow a user to quickly, and cheaply, determine if there was a state change such that they should render the UI. This results in massive efficiency gains on simply point and click UIs.