Generates a 102-bits actor GUID:
- Bits 101-54 hold the user unique id.
- Bits 53-0 hold a microseconds timestamp.
Notes:
- The timestamp is stored in microseconds for a total of 54 bits, enough to cover the next 570 years.
- The highest 72 bits are appended to the name in hexadecimal.
- The lowest 30 bits of the timestamp are stored in the name number. This is to minimize the total names generated for globally unique names (string part will change every ~17 minutes for a specific actor class).
- The name number bit 30 is reserved to know if this is a globally unique name. This is not 100% safe, but should cover most cases.
- The name number bit 31 is reserved to preserve the fast path name generation (see GFastPathUniqueNameGeneration).
- On some environments, cooking happens without network, so we can't retrieve the MAC adress for spawned actors, assign a default one in this case.
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