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it's relatively easy to do bad things unintentionally. Like tie a bit of code to an FDM property and run updates of a display 120 times per second rather than the 30 times you actually need. Like start a loop multiple times so that you update the same property 30 times per frame rather than the one time you actually need. It's actually pretty hard to catch these things, because the code is formally okay, does the right thing and just eats more performance than necessary, and there's no simple output telling you that you're running 30 loops rather than the one you expect.
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This template can be used when cautioning readers about performance issues with certain Nasal coding practices.
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