Spring RTS Engine

Weblobby doesn't currently support direct hosting (that tab is disabled). Like Zklobby it uses springie autohosts which are only available on the official server. Use Springlobby to host a game on your lan.

Spawn a springie and tell it to host whichever version of spring you want. It takes all of two seconds.

smoth wrote:next engine version ought to resolve that though.

Filling the gap with a vertical wall doesn't make it look any more real. In fact I think it's worse because the water is now glaringly split at that point (bumpwater setting of course).

Silentwings wrote:And when is it needed?

When the table key is not alphanumeric. It would be syntactically wrong otherwise.

Silentwings wrote:I don't know why some got [" "] and some didnt

It's applied when it's needed.

Never mind older/abandoned games, Zero-K is the most popular game on Spring and people are still playing it in engine version 91.0 in some autohosts.

This sounds like a valid feature request. Perhaps if nothing comes of it, you can solve it on the autohost layer by disallowing cheating unless the user enables an option. If the option is enabled, the replay is not uploaded. It's not a perfect solution, but probably less stressful than dealing with...

I apologize, I didn't notice the date. Damn rez threads. Wait, you rezzed it!

But still to be clear, ZK/CA has been using the term for at least 4 years.

Yes, XTA is quite similar to OTA, but still not. Biggest difference IMO is the xta has flat tech tree (in the sense that t1 kbots can make t2 veh lab etc). I almost feel like you're trolling, Jools, after spending so much time in this thread discussing the widely used ZK term flat balance which is ...

It's boxxy the funny circular startbox generator inside the boxxy lobby client.



^ This has been boxxy the thread post.

Why do you name everything boxxy? It's like the Q Continuum.

Promote is one thing, but the other day I was complaining that there was some bot that was announcing in #main that it was shutting down, launching game, shutting down, launching game. Really, why does anyone need to know that?

PepeAmpere wrote:We use

Your source is closed.

Soon as he gets back, inform him of recent advances that occurred in his absence.

klapmongool, I was showing off that weblobby has the functionality to control SPADS (and Springie) mod options with a dialog. The benefit of which is you don't have to search or memorize commands in the !help nor enter them on the command line.

I could have made a simple rts game in Unity Spring is a versatile 3D RTS game engine. Using extensively Lua for scripting game-specific code to make nearly every aspect of the engine customizable, from GUI, to unit AI, to pathfinding. http://youtu.be/jUcqY4GfRpI ... also ... :arrow: Re: Spring dev...

You can use this fancy dialog to control mod options in SPADS hosts.

If you simply mean the hierarchy of the tech tree, then it's better to use standard concepts such as matrix or hierachical trees/organisations. When we come up with concepts we don't always spend a lot of time thinking of fancy names and instead focus on the meaning. When Saktoth described no more ...

This version is a bit deprecated by a couple of months but you can use weblobby by going to http://weblobby.springrts.com if you don't mind setting up java (I use it on my macbook).

(https://code.google.com/p/springweblobby/)