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... by using the same Clouds object for both.
The mainmenu clouds already used shaders before. I had to choose between
both or neither, so now both the mainmenu clouds and the loading screen
clouds use shaders if available.
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Probably due to a unit misunderstanding a long time ago the window sizes
were quite insane (especially the default).
In practice this was sometimes hidden by other bugs, games trying their
best to be lightweight or didn't matter on high-quality internet connections.
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* Cache node in voxel area index when possible
The index function according to the MSVC profiler actually takes up a significant time slice (around ~5% of total time for the process) during normal game-play.
Might not be accurate but still good to not recalculate it twice.
* Remove `setNodeNoRef` from VM
* VM: remove old commented out print statement
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MSVC by default warns if Annex-K style secure functions with additional parameter validation are not used. For better or worse, afaik other major compilers don't implement it, so it's not a very useful warning for a cross-platform project.
Under certain unlikely circumstances the main server loop could attempt to process packets even when the connection didn't return one. This would result in the default empty packet being processed resulting in spurious warnings about a missing client.
