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#6226: Re: ..

by Aardappel_ on 08/15/2006 22:41, refers to #6224

ich wuerde gern laufen, hab aber keine beine. Bitte sag mir wie ich weiter machen soll.

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#6227: Re: ..

by >driAn<. on 08/16/2006 01:26, refers to #6226

Haha.. that made me laugh hard.

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#6228: ..

by Max of S2D [Fr] on 08/16/2006 13:00

Me too :D

(thanks to Google Translate xD)

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MeatROme, i don't manage to exec the server monitor... how to ?

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#6229: Re: ServerMonitor

by MeatROme on 08/16/2006 16:15, refers to #6228

Did u README?

Use the BAT (for Win32) or bash-scripts (for linux [beautified output]).

On Win32 the BAT will simply open the stdout.txt in "write" (like notepad - just better line-break behaviour).
You need to manually scan for the last ScanLoop's output on Win32 until "Apflstrudl" get's it done with VB, as I heard he is planning *ggg*

On Linux you need to chmod +x the binaries - ZIP does not store unix perms. :(

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#6230: ..

by apflstrudl on 08/16/2006 18:53

I'm nearly finished with the first version of my program!

I can "import" the Last Scanloop and list it in a Listbox. I only have to wfinish it, make the user interface(?!?) and write a readme file :)

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#6231: ..

by apflstrudl on 08/16/2006 23:25

It works :)

I only need the servermonitor for the newest release from Meatpak then it also works with the newest version :)

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#6232: configuring with the menu

by gerb on 08/17/2006 01:55

How do I change options?

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#6233: SegFault - some maps on Sauerbraten

by flatwombat on 08/17/2006 03:26

I'm running an Asus K8V-MX mobo (in 32 bit) with 512meg DDR, a Semperon 2600 chip and an older Nvidia Geforce4 MX-420 graphics card. OS is FC-5 and Ubuntu 6.06.

While CUBE has never had a single problem, Sauerbraten has many maps that will cause a segfault. Here\\\\\\\'s the responses, first from a segfault and then from a similar map that runs perfectly:

[bob@localhost sauerbraten]$ ./sauerbraten_unix
init: sdl
init: enet
init: video: sdl
init: video: mode
init: video: misc
init: console
init: gl
Using GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object extensions.
WARNING: No shader support! Using fixed function fallback. (no fancy visuals for
you)
WARNING: Using NVIDIA texgen bug workaround. (use \\\\\\\"/nvidia_texgen_bug 0\\\\\\\" to disa
ble)
WARNING: No occlusion query support! (large maps may be SLOW)
init: world
game mode is ffa/default
init: sound
init: cfg
could not read \\\\\\\"autoexec.cfg\\\\\\\"
init: localconnect
init: mainloop
read map packages/base/curvedm.ogz (0.2 seconds)
Curves_That_Kill
game mode is ffa/default
read map packages/base/oasis.ogz (0.1 seconds)
The_Oasis
game mode is DMSP
Segmentation fault
[bob@localhost sauerbraten]$ ./sauerbraten_unix
init: sdl
init: enet
init: video: sdl
init: video: mode
init: video: misc
init: console
init: gl
Using GL_ARB_vertex_buffer_object extensions.
WARNING: No shader support! Using fixed function fallback. (no fancy visuals for you)
WARNING: Using NVIDIA texgen bug workaround. (use \\\\\\\"/nvidia_texgen_bug 0\\\\\\\" to disa ble)
WARNING: No occlusion query support! (large maps may be SLOW)
init: world
game mode is ffa/default
init: sound
init: cfg
could not read \\\\\\\"autoexec.cfg\\\\\\\"
init: localconnect
init: mainloop
read map packages/base/curvedm.ogz (0.2 seconds)
Curves_That_Kill
game mode is ffa/default
read map packages/base/metl3.ogz (0.1 seconds)
Cyclops by metlslime
game mode is DMSP
[bob@localhost sauerbraten]$

Just wondering if anyone can give me a clue about the underlying cause? All the libs and updates are current for both OS\\\\\\\'s and failures occur at the same points with both.

Thanks, in advance.

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#6234: Re: SegFault - some maps on Sauerbraten

by Aardappel_ on 08/17/2006 04:35, refers to #6233

if you can run it under gdb in debug mode that would be most helpful... so we can a stack trace.

Little hint though: 9 out of 10 sauerbraten crashes are OpenGL driver related.

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#6235: ..

by makkE on 08/17/2006 10:48

1. open your config.cfg and change it there.
2. "load map" or "singleplayer"
3. Press E
4. no idea
5. "n00b" means newbie, not very polite of those people.
6. Yes those are real people.
7. When they fly around, they are in "coop-edit" mode. They build a map together. The mode is not about shooting.

There is a file called readme.html in your folder.

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#6236: Re: some things

by Passa on 08/17/2006 13:34, refers to #6235

"people keep calling me a "fucking n00b" and go away before this happens, but i havent done anything wrong!"

If you are accusing them of being bots, cheating, or repeatedly asking basic questions, I am not entirely surprised.

Everyone online is a real person somewhere, probably anywhere in the world (thanks to Sauerbraten's netcode). Definently no bots in multiplayer. And like makkE said, read the file called readme.html (the name of the file is self-explanatory). Check out the mapping tutorial, and after youve made a couple of maps, and youve made a nice decent one, upload it to www.quadropolis.us and people can comment on it :)

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#6237: Re: ..

by CCmachine_firefox2 on 08/17/2006 16:29, refers to #6235

yeah i wish n00bs would rtfm... stop buggin us in the forums ffs!

idea: we should make a FAQ for n00bs...

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#6238: ..

by makkE on 08/17/2006 16:45

Would you please stop using that term, actually that is percieved as an insult.
Those people are newbies.
And you once were too.

So either answer them or don´t post. Your constant rtfm for everyone is going on my nerves.

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#6239: Re: ..

by CCmachine_firefox2 on 08/17/2006 16:50, refers to #6238

kk, im soz. but still what does everyone think about having a FAQ on the site for new people?

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#6240: Re: ..

by CCmachine_firefox2 on 08/17/2006 16:57, refers to #6240

lol, please note it wasnt me who posted that ^^'

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#6241: ..

by makkE on 08/17/2006 17:02

Prax, you´re being totally unrealistic.
And if you don´t want people to mess your maps up, simply don´t do public coop-edit, but don´t kick and swear them. That´s pretty lame, and might putt off a lot of people from even trying this a second time. Thanks a lot.

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#6242: ..

by makkE on 08/17/2006 17:12

Ever heard of private mode ?

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#6243: Re: ..

by CCmachine_firefox2 on 08/17/2006 17:15, refers to #6242

he has a point. newbies (and non-newbies hu just wanna mess up peoples maps) often deliberately or accedentally destroy your map....

when someone gets kicked, maybe the console should say "please read the manual before plaing again" or something similiar... a FAW on the site would be nice also

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#6244: Re: ..

by CCmachine_firefox2 on 08/17/2006 17:21, refers to #6243

*FAQ

yes makkE, but private mode will stop everyone from joining the server, if they dont have an easy way of contacting yuo they could get annoyed that they cant come and help...

however, the mode where you are set to spectator if you join the server is a nice solution for the moment...

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#6245: coopedit

by Pxtl on 08/17/2006 17:26

Personally, I find coopedit irritating. Most of the time the lowest-ping servers are being squatted on by 2-3 players in coopedit with private-mode on. Sometimes a coopeditor will be in an exciting 12-player game and then say "now's a good time to show off my coopediting skills" and get the game into coopedit mode for the next game... which ruins the DM most people are here to playe for.

So remember - just because you coopeditors are irritated by DM players coming in and ruining your coopedit session (usually, if I find a DM game that has been converted into a coopedit match, I'll wipe half the map so I can get people to vote for a new mode), the reverse is also true.

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