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@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ For performance reasons, AP only checks every entrance once. However, if entranc
2. After that, the region is reached by the graph search. 2. After that, the region is reached by the graph search.
The entrance *would* now be determined to be traversable if it were rechecked, but it is not. The entrance *would* now be determined to be traversable if it were rechecked, but it is not.
To account for this case, AP would have to recheck all entrances every time a new region is reached, until no new regions are reached. To account for this case, AP would have to recheck all entrances every time a new region is reached until no new regions are reached.
However, there is a way to **manually** define that a *specific* entrance needs to be rechecked during region sweep if a *specific* region is reached during it. This is what an indirect condition is. However, there is a way to **manually** define that a *specific* entrance needs to be rechecked during region sweep if a *specific* region is reached during it. This is what an indirect condition is.
This keeps almost all of the performance upsides. Even a game making heavy use of indirect conditions (See: The Witness) is still significantly faster than if it just blanket "rechecked all entrances until nothing new is found". This keeps almost all of the performance upsides. Even a game making heavy use of indirect conditions (See: The Witness) is still significantly faster than if it just blanket "rechecked all entrances until nothing new is found".