Change dataManager to string data using async reads #1
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…quest (but still use AmmunitionDef as target)
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the pathing is alright, I am just gonna go ahead and remove the csproj files, then readd the new code. |
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By default DataManager.StringDataLoadRequest() makes a blocking call to fetch a file. This changes the logic to use an async read, which is then handed by a synchronous handler. This improves loading time somewhat, sharply dropping File I/O time as the DM does an alright job of handling multiple loads.
Sorry for the project paths getting changed, I thought I had excluded those. I can switch to a Directory.Build.props model like I did for ModTek, that wouldn't cause these to be overwritten.