Spring RTS Engine

Jools wrote:

Cheesecan wrote:Not a very good idea to make exploits known to the public before they have been fixed..

Quite the contrary. They don't get fixed if you don't announce the bug.

You can make private mantis tickets.

Those wigets spam AddLine calls which results in many packets. You might hit a packet limit that way. Check our infolog for warnings.

Thanks guys. SirMaverick, where can I look to find out this sort of information (all the arguments to a function) so I don't have to ask these sort of questions? Normally they are documented in the wiki. But it's not up to date. What always works: engine source code. As for the spam, I plan to add ...

That argument was added at some point, right? Because some widgets were spaming points. That got more annoying the bigger the game was. Quite strange that it defaults to local points since it changes the behavior of all widgets. All old widgets that used to do "global" markers need to be ...

5th argument is boolean to set local or non-local points. Default is local points (=false).

klapmongool wrote:Sooo. On Mantis it says it is solved in 88.0.1 git but i can't see what actually changed. Can someone with more knowledge explain what will be different exactly in a new release?

88.0.1+git stands for current development version, not a new release.

PicassoCT wrote:I never noticed him.

http://quotes.springlobby.info/?595

zwzsg wrote:I don't use Spring.Log (is that C ?) but Lua's Spring.Echo.

Spring.* is Lua (mostly).

Is there a Spring command that will load/initialize a widget? Spring doesn't know about widget/gadgets. They are purely implemented inside the Lua environment. I am looking for the something like the widgetHandler:RemoveWidget(), but with the flexibility to add and initialize any widget (by name or...

yanom wrote:When a unit like a cruiser or drone engineer morphs, is it still the same unitID afterwards, or does the morph destroy the old unit and create a new one?

If you use the gadget from CA/ZK then a new unit is created, hence it has a different unitid.

You don't need to point to a different libunitsync.so in SL. Just the spring binary.

Faster compiling: make -j 2 will compile on 2 core.

Spring forks a child process that shows the message box (fork&exec pair).

How do you know it makes no difference? As hoijui said you need to handle more cases either on command or parameter level. Can you show us how there is a difference? Is there a good example in ZK Lobby source? Meh bunch of random people deciding about things they have no clue about with equal vote....

hoijui wrote:the most important reason to make meeting minutes, is to have the Summary at the end.

Exactly.

koshi wrote: Please list anything else, also new requests.

- Who won?
- list of spectators

It boiled down to wrong dovecot deliver command, i removed the "-n" switch but i dont know what it did in the past, i guess the option is now removed from dovecot/deliver.. http://hg.dovecot.org/dovecot-2.1/annotate/be2b7d2901a0/doc/man/dovecot.1.in#l50 Dump non-default settings to stdout...

behavior of gzeof() changed

http://springrts.com/mantis/view.php?id=2983

If host owners don't want you to do certain things you have to accept that.

klapmongool wrote:I went to the dsdshithost to advertise for thehost.

Advertise (occasionally) in #main.

[f=0036649] !transmitlobby @voice@buildUnit@add;corned;Mason [...] [f=0036649] !transmitlobby @voice@buildUnit@reload Its probably nothing, nevertheless I'm wondering what these lines mean, just out of curiosity. (my forum and google search were unsuccesfull) Ba game or ZK? Those lines are created ...