Hi,
Great job on weblobby, the interface is really neat for "just" a browser!
Just wondering, is the lobby supposed to recognize the OS X engine? It's bundled in a .app with a specific folder structure, so just wanted to know if you guys had checked it out... Or perhaps provide a simpler option as in SpringLobby to just point to the .app and go from there?
cheers
daft
Weblobby vs OS X engine
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- CarRepairer
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Re: Weblobby vs OS X engine
It downloads the engine automatically into its own directory and uses that (games and maps are downloaded into the default spring datadir). However it doesn't handle spring 91.0 very well when trying to read things with unitsync (jvm problem). Aside from ZK, pretty much all games use the default engine version on the server which is 94.1 so that is not an issue.
Try it and see.
Try it and see.
Re: Weblobby vs OS X engine
Well, I did try it (at least chatting works...), but the download section is pretty much empty (besides a "manual download" button). What am I missing?CarRepairer wrote:It downloads the engine automatically into its own directory and uses that (games and maps are downloaded into the default spring datadir).
- CarRepairer
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Re: Weblobby vs OS X engine
Join a BA or XTA game and it should download the engine, then when that's complete, game and map.
Re: Weblobby vs OS X engine
seems so obvious... perhaps adding a small line to indicate this in the Downloads section or somewhere for idiots like me...CarRepairer wrote:Join a BA or XTA game and it should download the engine, then when that's complete, game and map.
Download indeed starts and appears in the list, but my network remains stable. Is there a way to specify a proxy? Or is this a global (JVM-wide) variable to setup somewhere?