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Add note for compiling with multiple jobs (#948)

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* Fix overread in projectile behavior

* Fix stuns

* Correctly read in bitStream

* Fix projectile behavior

* Address movement type issues

* Update shutdown time to be accurate

* Fix small issues

* Fix missing template

* Add note for compile jobs
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@ -172,6 +172,10 @@ You can either run `build.sh` when in the root folder of the repository:
Or manually run the commands used in [build.sh](build.sh). Or manually run the commands used in [build.sh](build.sh).
If you would like to build the server faster, append `-j<number>` where number is the number of simultaneous compile jobs to run at once. It is recommended that you have this number always be 1 less than your core count to prevent slowdowns. The command would look like this if you would build with 4 jobs at once:
```bash
./build.sh -j4
```
### Notes ### Notes
Depending on your operating system, you may need to adjust some pre-processor defines in [CMakeVariables.txt](./CMakeVariables.txt) before building: Depending on your operating system, you may need to adjust some pre-processor defines in [CMakeVariables.txt](./CMakeVariables.txt) before building:
* If you are on MacOS, ensure OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR is pointing to the openssl root directory. * If you are on MacOS, ensure OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR is pointing to the openssl root directory.

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cmake .. cmake ..
# To build utilizing multiple cores, append `-j` and the amount of cores to utilize, for example `cmake --build . --config Release -j8' # To build utilizing multiple cores, append `-j` and the amount of cores to utilize, for example `cmake --build . --config Release -j8'
cmake --build . --config Release cmake --build . --config Release $1