A Look at Tag Caches in Verse Code and Why They are Used. @hawaiifilmschool

Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

This is a closer look at the tag cache (or caches) and how they work. This can be a surprisingly confusing to understanding, so the purpose of this video is to hopefully make it more understandable. In short, the tag cache lets us search through an array for tags instead of the entire scene. This saves a lot of time and processing power. But the process involves a deeper understanding of Verse and can be completely confusing at first.

Quick Explainer on the Creative Object Interface:
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