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var usedOnStart = 0; usedOnStart = getUsedCpu (); function getUsedCpu () { return Game.rooms.sim ? performance.now () - usedOnStart : Game.getUsedCpu (); }

The short answer is: I don't. I have creeps that target moving creeps re-calculate every time they move. The only real caching options here are: check if the target has moved enough to merit an update, if so recalculate.

@chris Sorry, but there are no calls of 'filter' in the first example. There I pass an object with a property called 'filter' which holds a function definition. Do I miss something?

Oh, thanks, it wasn't in the documentation yesterday

Room.find is optimized for searching in the specified room only, and Game.creeps contains all creeps within all accessible rooms. If you have many rooms, Room.find is definitely faster.

In the same lack of followers boat here, if anyone wants to follow me or wants me to follow them I'm @ICZorach. Also if you were wanting to abuse newbie protection couldn't you just make 11 twitter accounts?

Thats strange - it just started working. I probably just should've reloaded the simulation.

Thanks, I figured it out, everything up and running.

Not sure how efficient the method is, but I create an object that contains my required modules. I start with an var f = {}; and then each module is saved as a f.harvester = require('harvester'); I can later just call that using the string in the memory of a creep Memory.creeps.Harvester1.role = 'harvester'; f[Memory.creeps.Harvester1.role]; // this calls the script just fine using a string.

Well, there is vitually an infinite amount of days to come)