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L12[00:17:10] <thecodewarrior> I got it
working, but the motion is jerky, like it isn't taking the changes
in motion into account when interpolating frames. Does anyone know
how I could fix that? (fyi, i'm making a something that limits the
player's distance from a point, much like a rope)
L13[00:17:54] <thecodewarrior> Currently
I'm changing the motionX/Y/Z in the PlayerTickEvent
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L15[00:21:25] <tterrag> thecodewarrior: you
should be getting the players' pos like double x =
renderViewEntity.prevPosX + (renderViewEntity.posX -
renderViewEntity.prevPosX) * (double)partialTicks;
L16[00:21:55] <thecodewarrior> Yep, it's
the entire world that's shaking.
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L19[00:25:59] <thecodewarrior> DERP! well,
I was checking if the player was within 0.1 of the limit, then
setting them to within 0.2 of the limit, they fell down until they
were within 0.1 of the limit, and thus, shook.
L20[00:33:18] <thecodewarrior> It's always
something simple like that. Well, g'night.
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L25[00:50:32] <masa> ugh wtf, why does
eclipse suddenly tell me that code hot swap failed, Delete method
not implemented and it won't let me remove method CALLS while
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L27[00:51:23] <masa> and yay, lots of
refactoring and the wholething is now busted
L28[00:51:48] <masa> I may need to
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L101[03:55:12] <Rallias> Does anyone have
a guide to making a basic custom world type?
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L117[04:37:36] <Blubberbub> Anyone else
having problems with the font on files.minecraftforge.net? the
version numbers show up as crossed rectangles for me...
L118[04:38:02] <alex_6611> no issue
here...
L119[04:38:14] <Blubberbub> (Using Chrome
on Win10)
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L121[04:38:21] <alex_6611> hah ok :P
L122[04:39:20] <sham1> >chrome
L124[04:45:50] <diesieben07> considering
it's an externally downloaded font, maybe that failed?
L125[04:45:56] <diesieben07> try
ctrl-f5
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L127[04:47:20] <Blubberbub> Did not fix
it
L128[04:47:33] <Blubberbub> problem might
be, that i have 'Source Sans Pro' installed locally...
L129[04:47:46] <diesieben07> that might
be
L130[04:47:50] <diesieben07> maybe your
installation is broken? :D
L131[04:48:00] <Blubberbub> don't think
so
L132[04:49:07] <Blubberbub> It works for
everything but the numbers, which is very weird..
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L134[04:57:36] <Blubberbub> very weird -
well deleting that font from my system fixed it..
L135[04:59:10] <Blubberbub> didn't think a
font could be installed wrong like this -.-
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L137[04:59:40] <diesieben07> or chrome is
just stupid
L138[05:01:35] <sham1> it is stupid
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L140[05:04:34] <fry> or Win10 is stupid
:P
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L142[05:04:47] <sham1> Why not both
L143[05:04:48] <Blubberbub> i think i had
this problem before the win10 update
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L146[05:15:46] <gigaherz_o> Blubberbub:
this is most probably a limitation in windows
L147[05:16:04] <gigaherz_o> when you want
to use an external font, you "register" it into the
process instance of the font mapper
L148[05:16:17] <gigaherz_o> and then
create the font object with the correct family and such
L149[05:16:53] <gigaherz_o> an existing
installed font may prevent that from happening since the same
family name already exists
L150[05:17:30] <gigaherz_o> so if that
existing font was bugged...
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L154[05:24:16] <Blubberbub> yea, probably.
still weird that the font was bugged in the first place
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L159[05:43:00] <Wuppy> morning guys
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L167[06:12:07] <Zaggy1024> that's some
strong subpixel antialiasing
L168[06:13:44] <sham1> I have a confession
to make
L169[06:13:50] <sham1> HTTP protocol is a
bitch
L170[06:14:31] <diesieben07> which is why
we are moving away from it :D
L171[06:14:49] <sham1> To what
L172[06:15:05] <diesieben07> SPDY and
friends
L173[06:15:13] <diesieben07> which yes, is
technically still kind of http
L174[06:15:58] <sham1> Yay, my software is
actually able to get the HTTP request now
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L176[06:19:54] <gigaherz_o> HTTP 2.0,
which is based on SPDY, is just HTTP with a funny pipelining system
that allows the server to send more data even if yo udidn't ask for
it
L177[06:20:14] <gigaherz_o> and some fancy
header compression system to reduce the overhead
L178[06:20:30] <gigaherz_o> but it's still
the same request-response based system
L179[06:20:47] <gigaherz_o> and it's not
really any better if all you do is one request
L180[06:20:59] <diesieben07> if you do one
request, yes
L181[06:21:11] <diesieben07> but almost
nobody ever does just one request, at least in the web
L182[06:21:24] <diesieben07> which is why
we need http 2.0,
L183[06:21:40] <diesieben07> because then
we don't have to do shit like concatenate scripts, css, make icon
spritesheets, etc
L184[06:22:12] <gigaherz_o> yeah
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L186[06:24:11] <sham1> Also, why is that
so many internet protocols use \r\n as linefeed instead of the
simpler \n
L187[06:24:27] <fry> tradition
L188[06:24:34] <gigaherz_o> becase once
upon a time, \r\n was the proper thing to use
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L190[06:24:51] <gigaherz_o> Windows kept
the tradition, unix chose to drop \r
L191[06:24:54] <gigaherz_o> mac chose to
drop \n
L192[06:25:00] <gigaherz_o> although mac
has switched to \n ever since
L193[06:25:19] <sham1> Because they wanted
OSX be more like other Unix-like systems
L194[06:25:30] <gigaherz_o> yeah but he
protocols were already made
L195[06:25:32] <gigaherz_o> the*
L196[06:25:39] <sham1> ye
L197[06:25:53] <sham1> I had so fun time
figuring that out when creating an IRC bot /s
L198[06:26:19] <gigaherz_o> and right
now
L199[06:26:25] <gigaherz_o> there's just
WAY too much codebase
L200[06:26:40] <gigaherz_o> you can't just
change that without deprecating the old protocols and making whole
new ones
L201[06:27:00] <sham1> Internet feels like
it is held together by ducktape
L202[06:27:36] <fry> ducktape is much
stronger than this :P
L203[06:27:59] <sham1> Good point :D
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L205[06:34:29] <Cazzar> Zaggy1024:
where?
L206[06:34:48] <Zaggy1024> on the text in
your screenshot
L207[06:35:13] <Zaggy1024> specifically
"Downloads"
L208[06:35:22] <Zaggy1024> but you can see
it on everything
L210[06:36:27] <Zaggy1024> nah, that's a
normal amound
L211[06:36:44] <Cazzar> ok, just chrome
being a bitch then
L212[06:36:52] <Zaggy1024> my chrome
doesn't do it though
L213[06:37:06] <Zaggy1024> I'm on Windows
10, I believe you said you were too?
L214[06:37:15] <Cazzar> I am
L215[06:37:22] <Zaggy1024> very odd
L217[06:38:03] <gigaherz_o> that's called
cleartype
L218[06:38:10] <Zaggy1024> yeh I
know
L219[06:38:19] <gigaherz_o> or
technically
L220[06:38:21] <Zaggy1024> although I know
it as subpixel antialiasing as well
L221[06:38:22] <gigaherz_o> sub-pixel
rendering
L222[06:38:28] <Cazzar> gigaherz_o: yet,
explorer doesn't exhibit it
L223[06:38:45] <Zaggy1024> it's subtle on
your other screenshot
L224[06:38:47] <Zaggy1024> but it's
there
L225[06:38:56] <Zaggy1024> how it ought to
be
L226[06:39:21] <Cazzar> yeah, I mean as
much
L227[06:39:39] <gigaherz_o> it does for
me
L229[06:40:15] <Cazzar> gigaherz_o: I mean
to the same degree
L230[06:40:22] <gigaherz_o> oh
L231[06:40:39] <gigaherz_o> wait
L232[06:40:44] <gigaherz_o> are you using
DPI > 100%?
L233[06:40:56] <Cazzar> shouldn't be
L234[06:41:04] <gigaherz_o> because in
windows, DPI scaling has two modes:
L235[06:41:17] <gigaherz_o> either it
keeps the non-compatible windows unscaled
L236[06:41:25] <gigaherz_o> or it uses
bilinear filtering to stretch upward
L237[06:41:41] <gigaherz_o> and last I
saw, chrome turned blurry with dpi scale > 100%
L238[06:41:41] <gigaherz_o> ;P
L239[06:41:46] <gigaherz_o> maybe they
fixed it since
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L241[06:44:37] <Zaggy1024> now I'm a
little confused as to why the blue appears on the right sides of
the characters
L242[06:44:49] <gigaherz_o> ah it seems
chrome stopped scaling sometimes in the last year
L243[06:45:10] <gigaherz_o> Zaggy1024: why
wouldn't it?
L244[06:45:22] <gigaherz_o> most screens
have RGB layout
L245[06:45:49] <Zaggy1024> oh, never mind,
I had the luminance backwards in my brain
L246[06:45:50] <Zaggy1024> lol
L248[06:47:12] <Zaggy1024> for some reason
it seems like a lot of people I know hate chromatic aberration, but
I like it
L250[06:49:26] <Zaggy1024> lol, yeah
L251[06:49:40] <Zaggy1024> but I'm talking
subtle, and in the unfocused areas
L252[06:50:12] <gigaherz_o> fry: that's
color aberrations, though? nothing to do with cleartype XD
L253[06:50:41] <Zaggy1024> I just said
something about chromatic aberration :P
L254[06:51:02] <gigaherz_o> oh yeah
L255[06:51:04] <gigaherz_o> missed
that
L256[06:52:44] <gigaherz_o> chromatic
aberration can be used for artistic purposes, but generally
L257[06:52:47] <gigaherz_o> it's a
flaw
L258[06:52:51] <gigaherz_o> it reminds
people we are imperfect
L259[06:52:54] <gigaherz_o> and so it's
annoying
L260[06:53:08] <Zaggy1024> heh, that's a
deep way of looking at it :P
L261[06:53:16] <Zaggy1024> I just think
it's pretty
L262[06:53:53] <fry> it's like vhs
effects: it's a technical imperfection, resulting in a lossy image,
but you can grow attached to it :P
L263[06:54:11] <sham1> I remember the time
of VHS
L264[06:54:13] <sham1> It was awful
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L304[08:54:42] <Wuppy> I wonder if I
should preorder just cause 3...
L305[08:54:52] <MattDahEpic>
fallout4
L306[08:54:58] <Wuppy> JC3
L307[08:55:05] <MattDahEpic> fo4
L308[08:55:12] <sham1> neither
L309[08:55:14] <Wuppy> first JC3 then
maybe fallout
L310[08:55:22] <Wuppy> sham1, what is
wrong with you :o
L311[08:55:34] <MattDahEpic> not maybe
fallout yes fallout
L312[08:55:36] <Wuppy> dont you like
flying, shooting, driving, exploding etc.
L313[08:55:50] <MattDahEpic> dogmeat and
awesomeness
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L315[08:56:23] <sham1> my internet died
when i said something negative about fallout :C
L316[08:56:27] <sham1> They know
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L336[10:08:57] <Nucleria> Hi.
L337[10:09:12] <sham1> hi
L338[10:09:17] <MattDahEpic> hoi
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L340[10:27:20] <Wuppy> good day
L341[10:27:31] <sham1> G'day
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L343[10:32:08] <MattDahEpic> good day to
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L345[10:33:44] <Wuppy> MattDahEpic, are
you dutch by any chance?
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L347[10:35:17] <MattDahEpic> no
L348[10:35:48] <MattDahEpic> i have
friends that are though
L349[10:36:25] <Wuppy> thought so because
of the hoi :P
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L370[11:28:36] <williewillus> !gm
getDisplayDamage 1.7.10
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L374[11:32:29] <karlthepagan> also
uploaded last build to curseforge, going to implement the
commandline and then push 0.2
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L376[11:32:39] <gigaherz_o> karlthepagan:
spam as in, chat?
L377[11:32:48] <karlthepagan> yes, has
this already been done?
L378[11:32:55] <karlthepagan> and
anti-spam for the client only
L379[11:33:02] <gigaherz_o> no idea
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L381[11:33:09] <gigaherz_o> it's not
something I'm usually worried about ;P
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L384[11:33:20] <gigaherz_o> I don't play
on public servers
L385[11:33:40] <karlthepagan> yeah, just
scratching my own itch ;) it got really obnoxious
L386[11:33:48] <karlthepagan> but I figure
it could be very useful
L387[11:34:07] <sham1> Might be useful if
actually played mc ;)
L388[11:34:25] <karlthepagan> all the
server-side mods which use text for status/warnings (like ClearLag
etc)
L389[11:34:37] <karlthepagan> might put
those into on-screen indicators automatically
L390[11:34:49] <karlthepagan> bbiab
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L392[11:36:21] <williewillus> is it too
late to request mapping renames for 1.8.8 :p
L393[11:36:40] <williewillus>
WorldProvider.doesWaterVaporize() really should be isHellWorld()
lol
L394[11:37:21] <gigaherz_o> doesn't it
vaporize in the end too?
L395[11:38:29] <williewillus> no
L396[11:38:46] <Poppy> so uh, how do I
like... use IIcon
L397[11:38:48] <williewillus> it's a
getter for the old isHellWorld field but somehow got a very
narrow-minded name lol
L398[11:39:07] <williewillus> Poppy: you
don't waste time learning it and just learn models :p
L399[11:39:25] <Poppy> williewillus:
making metadata based blocks... kinda need it
L400[11:39:38] <williewillus> I meant
1.8
L401[11:39:39] <fry> update to 1.8
L402[11:39:41] <MattDahEpic> maybe we
should rename ItemBlock.getMetadata to
getMetadataForPlacement
L403[11:39:52] <sham1> Yeah
L404[11:39:55] <sham1> Update to 1.8
L405[11:40:06] <williewillus> speaking of
namings, all the block.onBlockPlaced onBlockAdded
onBlockPlacedByPlayer are so confusing 0.o
L406[11:40:12] <Poppy> I'll update to 1.8
once every mod in the modpack I'm doing the mod for updates
L407[11:40:17] <williewillus> they all
have different purposes
L408[11:40:38] <williewillus> well no help
for old versions, look at some open source mods on github to see
how to use iicon, it's not very difficult
L409[11:40:41] <Poppy> in other words,
it's not likelly, I'll be doing a different mod for our second pack
in 1.8 though
L410[11:40:52] <sham1> Yeah
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L412[11:41:06] <MattDahEpic> updating to
1.8 nets you all the niche dls that are usually taken up by the
"big mods"
L413[11:41:16] <sham1> The official thing
should now be "only answering to the questions in the most
recent MC versions"
L414[11:41:38] <sham1> That has support
for forge that is
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L416[11:42:44] <Poppy> D: you wouldn't do
that to poor old me
L417[11:43:16] <williewillus> iicons
aren't terrible hard
L419[11:44:26] <Poppy> yeah, maybe but
simply translating the code into scala doesn't seem to
work...
L420[11:44:35] <sham1> Show your
code...
L421[11:44:49] <MattDahEpic> 1.8 textures
wont show up for me in my inventory
L423[11:45:09] <Poppy> honestly, at the
moment I'm just trying to initialize an IIcon array, like every
mod/tutorial does
L424[11:45:17] <sham1> Well, show it
L425[11:45:31] <Poppy> but I'm kinda stuck
there, scala screams at me that I can't instantiate an
abstract
L426[11:45:52] <sham1> ...
L427[11:45:54] <sham1> Where is the
code
L428[11:46:04] <sham1> I cannot help you
without you showing it
L429[11:46:07] <sham1> I am not a
mystic
L430[11:46:17] <MattDahEpic>
shamystic?
L431[11:46:23] <MattDahEpic> ba dum
pish
L432[11:47:59] <sham1> Well, how are you
trying to make your array poppy
L433[11:48:24] <Poppy> var icons = new
IIcon[]
L434[11:48:36] <sham1> ...
L435[11:48:41] <sham1> Thatr is not how it
is done in Scala
L436[11:49:14] <Poppy> ... thought so, I
need to fill it immediatelly, don't I?
L437[11:49:29] <fry> [] is not an
array
L438[11:49:35] <sham1> Yeah
L439[11:49:37] <sham1> It is
generics
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L441[11:50:10] <alex_6611> more like
Array.empty[IIcon] or sth, depending on what you're doing
L442[11:50:20] <sham1> val arr = new
Array[IIcon](2) if you want 2 things inside it
L443[11:50:29] <alex_6611> yea or
that
L444[11:51:03] <sham1> Or better yet
L445[11:51:14] <sham1> Make it a list like
any good functional person
L446[11:51:28] <Poppy> <3
L447[11:51:38] <MattDahEpic> an
ArrayList
L448[11:51:44] <MattDahEpic> best list
type imo
L449[11:51:45] <sham1> Eww no
L450[11:51:48] <sham1> not in scala
L451[11:51:55] <williewillus> lol
L452[11:51:59] <MattDahEpic> scala is ew
doe
L453[11:52:06] <alex_6611> noooooooooooo
:D
L454[11:52:11] <Poppy> so's your face, but
I don't see your mother comlaining
L455[11:52:19] *
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L456[11:52:24] <Poppy> jeeze
<_<
L457[11:52:26] <williewillus> does botania
require java 7?
L458[11:53:11] <MattDahEpic> ooh the cake
i made is finished cooking, bbl
L459[11:53:41] <c_phobe> most mod/packs
do. Honestly there aren't many reasons to stick with Java 6 and
below
L460[11:54:14] <Poppy> I don't need to
specify a size if I'm using a list, right
L461[11:54:16] <williewillus> but does the
mod iteself? :p
L462[11:54:37] <Poppy> right
L463[11:54:37] <sham1> in your
registerIcons
L464[11:54:49] <c_phobe> Why are you on
6?
L465[11:54:56] <sham1> icon1 : icon2 :
icon3 : Nil
L466[11:55:01] <sham1> Yay for
concat
L467[11:55:30] <Poppy> oh my, I'll
actually get to use a recursive function
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L470[11:56:01] <williewillus> I'm not, I'm
just asking
L471[11:56:05] <sham1> Not really
recursive
L472[11:56:09] <williewillus> I forked it
and was wondering what to set my IDE on
L473[11:56:09] <sham1> That's just basic
concat
L474[11:56:29] <Poppy> I know, but I'll be
concating it recursivelly as all icon names will be just
name+number
L475[11:56:31] <sham1> That is one way you
make lists in haskell
L476[11:56:32] <c_phobe> eh
L477[11:56:38] <sham1> Well that works
too
L478[11:57:01] <sham1> Just remember to
use pattern matching so that when your number is over the peak, you
stop
L479[11:57:16] <Poppy> yup
L480[11:57:22] <c_phobe> unless you're
doing something for legacy versions of minecraft, go 7. You can
test it out anyway, and then reconfig
L481[11:57:46] <sham1> Been doing some
haskell for couple of days
L482[11:57:56] <Poppy> I've been using
scala way too muc like java
L483[11:58:08] <Poppy> I actually wanted
to get into haskell, is it fun?
L484[11:58:20] <Ivorius> yes
L485[11:58:22] <sham1> yes
L486[11:58:25] <williewillus> functional
languages are cool but syntax just looks ugly
L487[11:58:32] <Ivorius> u look ugly
L488[11:58:35] <williewillus> :(
L489[11:58:44] <Poppy> xD
L490[11:59:16] <sham1> Haskell's code is
so elegant
L491[11:59:29] <Poppy> I'm really glad
functional languages exist, there's something about them that makes
me feel right at home
L492[12:00:00] <Ivorius> Let me just
reiterate:
L493[12:00:01] <Ivorius> update = modify .
maybe Nothing . (.) Just
L494[12:00:17] <Ivorius> Honestly Haskell
is probably the most fun I've had from any language
L495[12:00:40] <sham1> >>= ;)
L496[12:00:40] <Poppy> like, ain't bashing
objective, it's got its own thing going on and it's all good. But
as someone who started coding in fucking basic... well, functional
programing is just closer to heart
L497[12:01:02] <Ivorius> >>= is
fun
L498[12:01:40] <Poppy> I can do inline
recursion, right?
L499[12:02:10] <Poppy> cause if I can then
I'm imediatelly rewriting all loops into that :D
L500[12:02:15] <fry> I can't read haskell
yet; too unfamilliar operator precedences :P
L501[12:02:15] <sham1> You can
L502[12:02:25] <Poppy> teach me
master
L503[12:02:26] <sham1> Also >>= is
fun because it is so clean
L504[12:03:09] <Poppy> wait, I actually
haven't used a single loop yet
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L506[12:03:19] <sham1> def func (param1,
param2) = if (cond) expressions func(stuff) else bottomCase
L507[12:03:32] <Poppy> <3 lovely
L508[12:03:54] <Ivorius> Ew
L509[12:03:57] <Ivorius> What is this if
else
L510[12:04:18] <sham1> If it was
haskell
L511[12:04:28] <sham1> I would use guards
and stuff
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L513[12:04:48] <sham1> And then pass
everything through IO monad
L514[12:05:03] <sham1> Because god damn if
I cannot have side effects I implode
L515[12:05:18] <c_phobe> I didn't do much
in Haskell
L516[12:05:34] <c_phobe> but I remember
watching a guy explain swedish translation in haskell
L517[12:05:36] <c_phobe> very nive
L518[12:05:42] <c_phobe> nice*
L519[12:05:51] <Poppy> what little scala I
know, I've learned playing codingame, I think I'll give it a go in
haskel
L520[12:06:17] <sham1> If you want to mod
with haskell, then frege is an option ;)
L521[12:06:17] <c_phobe> heh
L522[12:06:25] <c_phobe> any tips on Scala
in forge?
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L524[12:06:29] <Poppy> mod with...
what
L525[12:06:35] <Poppy> are you for
real
L526[12:06:36] <fry> c_phobe: just do it
:P
L527[12:06:42] <sham1> Yes I am
L528[12:06:47] <Poppy> scala is
ridiculously concise
L529[12:06:48] <Poppy> and fun
L530[12:06:50] <c_phobe> Any resources for
it in 1.8, I mean :P
L531[12:06:53] <sham1> Anything that
supports classes and stuffs
L532[12:07:00] <sham1> and is in JVM
L533[12:07:03] <fry> it's no different
from making a mod in java
L534[12:07:03] <sham1> Can be used to
mod
L535[12:07:07] <sham1> Yeah
L536[12:07:07] <fry> except for
language
L537[12:07:12] <sham1> The syntax is
differnet
L538[12:07:15] <c_phobe> heh
L539[12:07:21] <sham1> And you are
encouraged to use functional style
L540[12:07:25] <sham1> But you dont have
to
L541[12:07:29] <c_phobe> Java scares me
tbh, I learned coding via Python
L542[12:07:33] <Poppy> you don't have to
do like... constructors
L543[12:07:38] <sham1> jython ;)
L544[12:07:44] <Poppy> no calls to super
in your constructor
L545[12:07:52] <c_phobe> ooh
L546[12:07:53] <c_phobe> cool
L547[12:08:11] <sham1> jython, for anyone
who wants to do JVM stuff in python
L548[12:08:25] <Poppy> like class myBlock
extends Block(Material.rock){}
L549[12:08:35] <sham1> What do you
mean
L550[12:08:39] <sham1> That is a
constructor
L551[12:08:42] <Poppy> well yeah
L552[12:08:47] <Poppy> but you don't have
to write it out
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L554[12:09:19] <c_phobe> is there any
support nonsense in Jython?
L555[12:09:27] <c_phobe> any source i can
look at?
L556[12:09:39] <sham1> No one has used it
for modding AFAIk
L557[12:09:47] <sham1> But I think you
could be the first ;)
L558[12:09:50] <c_phobe> hmm
L559[12:09:51] <c_phobe> yay
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L561[12:10:06] <c_phobe> I'll look at
*its* docs first
L562[12:10:12] <Poppy> in java you'd have
to do class myBlock extends Block{public myBlock()
{super.(Material.rock)}} or something like that, I don't even
know
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L564[12:10:30] <sham1> You still write the
constructor out
L565[12:10:39] <sham1> It just is more
consended
L566[12:10:47] <Poppy> okay, yes, you do.
But it's super concise
L567[12:11:02] <c_phobe> This is
fascinating
L568[12:11:08] <c_phobe> let's make a
frankenstein's mod!
L569[12:12:22] <c_phobe> So it's not
actually python, it got reimplemented, but it looks like 2.7 but in
the jvm
L570[12:12:24] <c_phobe> coool
L571[12:13:01] <williewillus> !gf
field_76444_x 1.7.10
L572[12:13:36] <Poppy> I love the strings
of functions, looks especially good without the full stops
L573[12:14:00] <Poppy> reads like english
if you're doing it right
L574[12:14:12] <c_phobe> heh
L575[12:14:16] <sham1> That'sSQL
L576[12:17:02] <Poppy> does java support
string interpolation?
L577[12:17:28] <fry> String.format is the
closest you can get
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L579[12:20:20] <c_phobe> I do wonder how
to package jython into the mod
L580[12:20:33] *
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L581[12:20:40] <c_phobe> bytecode.
yeah.
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L583[12:22:04] <c_phobe> \o back from the
sleep dimension?
L584[12:23:42] <sham1> getLine >>=
putStrLn
L585[12:24:37] <c_phobe> so intellij
supports jython via a plugin, now to install the damn thing
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L588[12:26:24] <c_phobe> \o \o
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L590[12:31:22] <c_phobe> \o
L591[12:35:50] <Nucleria> Hi, I’m
back.
L592[12:37:32] <c_phobe> wb
L593[12:37:49] <Nucleria> How are
you?
L594[12:38:33] <c_phobe> i'm fine
L595[12:38:40] <c_phobe> messing about
with jytho
L596[12:38:41] <c_phobe> n
L597[12:39:16] <Nucleria> Would that be
Java Python? That really exists?
L598[12:39:36] <sham1> Yes
L599[12:39:40] <Nucleria> Wow.
L600[12:39:52] <c_phobe> err
L601[12:39:53] <c_phobe> well
L602[12:39:55] <diesieben07> everything
runs on the jvm nowadays
L603[12:39:59] <c_phobe> it's a version of
python in the jvm
L604[12:40:10] <c_phobe> not actually
python shoved into java
L605[12:40:27] <c_phobe> python has some
features it doesn't support and such
L606[12:40:33] <Nucleria> Spooky.
L607[12:40:37] <c_phobe> ^^
L608[12:40:59] <c_phobe> ^^ is a smiley
face in my irc. huh.
L609[12:41:21] <sham1> ^_^
L610[12:41:33] <c_phobe> heh. ^.^
L611[12:41:49] <Nucleria> :P is the only I
know or ever really use.
L612[12:41:56] <MattDahEpic> :D
L613[12:42:05] <sham1> -_-
L614[12:42:20] <c_phobe> xp
L615[12:42:24] <MattDahEpic> D:<
L616[12:42:34] <c_phobe> |:<
L617[12:43:24] <sham1> import
__future__
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L619[12:45:33] <c_phobe> okay
L620[12:45:56] <c_phobe> Now to figure out
how to import a java file in the same directory into the jython
script..
L621[12:46:06] <c_phobe> this will totally
work
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L623[12:47:44] <c_phobe> \o \o
Demo/Cojo
L624[12:47:50] <DemoXin> o/
L625[12:47:58] <Nucleria> Hi.
L626[12:48:35] <Cojo> hello
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L629[12:51:42] <sham1> Oh yay
L630[12:51:51] <sham1> He's actually on
for once
L631[12:52:55] <williewillus> what
happened to ItemBlockWithMetadata in 1.8?
L632[12:53:06] <sham1> No metadata
L633[12:53:14] <sham1> For blocks that
is
L634[12:53:17] <sham1> That happened
L635[12:53:37] <diesieben07> at
L636[12:53:38] <diesieben07> wat
L637[12:53:42] <williewillus> oh looks
like they split each kind of itemblock into its own hardcoded class
with handles states on it's own
L638[12:53:44] <williewillus> yay
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L640[12:57:01] <PitchBright> anybody here
have any experience with chunkloaders and optimal forge configs for
'em?
L641[12:59:00] <MattDahEpic> the defaults
work for me, on large servers limit each player chunks to like
36
L642[12:59:29] <MattDahEpic> or unlimited,
but require fuel and disable automation
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L645[13:00:40] <PitchBright> so… me having
700 loaded chunks for the purpose of crops growing around the
clock...
L646[13:00:46] <PitchBright> how bad of an
idea is that?
L647[13:01:07] <MattDahEpic> if theres
nothing else there, like not a base or mining, not too bad
L648[13:01:28] <MattDahEpic> you just have
to have the memory to keep them loaded
L649[13:01:59] <PitchBright> yeah for the
most part… it's just crops, trees growing for forestry stations,
and small buildings with a few items on a couple bibliocraft
shelves
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L651[13:02:46] <PitchBright> in the
village… it's 9x9 so 81 chunks… and that's got a million tile
entities, and detectors and chests...
L652[13:03:18] <MattDahEpic> that is more
of a problem
L653[13:03:19] <PitchBright> i think it's
those 81 chunks that are making the servers CPU freak out… because
when I remove those chunkloads there…. it's pretty calm
L654[13:03:39] <MattDahEpic> its tile
entites and entites that cause the most lag
L655[13:04:05] <DemoXin> 9x9 CHUNKS? or a
9x9 farm?
L656[13:04:14] <PitchBright> 9x9
chunks
L657[13:04:26] <PitchBright> 81 chunks
total… to cover "the village" we live in
L658[13:05:09] <MattDahEpic> oh my god,
mod idea: cireloader fixed 9x9 chunkloader that drops from enderman
1% of the time, but only in the end
L659[13:05:16] <MattDahEpic>
direloader*
L660[13:05:51] <PitchBright> and with the
forgechunkloaders.cfg should I be doing anything special in
there?
L661[13:06:19] <PitchBright> players don't
use chunkloaders themselves… it's just me setting up those areas i
want time to continually pass in...
L662[13:06:38] <MattDahEpic> thats where
you'd limit the amount of loaded chunks for players, etc
L663[13:06:39] <PitchBright> I've set it
to max 2048 chunks per ticket
L664[13:06:57] <PitchBright> I assumed
server view distance did that, no?
L665[13:07:04] <PitchBright> in the
server.properties file
L666[13:07:24] <MattDahEpic> no, thats how
far player entites can load, not chunkloaders players have
placed
L667[13:08:01] <MattDahEpic> like x player
can have 36 chunkloaded chunks that they can use anywhere
L668[13:08:17] <PitchBright> would that
limit apply to OPs?
L669[13:10:11] <MattDahEpic> depends on
the mod to check
L670[13:10:20] <PitchBright> Sorry for
hammerin' you with the Q's. I'm just completely new to this, and I
want to make sure I don't do something totally stupid...
L671[13:10:24] <PitchBright> got a couple
more for ya...
L673[13:10:39] <PitchBright> I don't
really get what a Ticket is
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L675[13:11:34] <PitchBright> so in the
context of that config file… am I set up properly. Like I say,
players dont' use chunkloaders, I'm the only player that does, and
I use a mod that forceloads chunks without using a block.
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L677[13:12:14] <PitchBright> and all I
want to do, is make sure areas are active 24/7… regardless if I'm
on or not, or if others are on or not.
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L679[13:13:34] <MattDahEpic> unless you
are loading an insanely large number of chunks you should be food.
your limit of 2048 per is very large, and you should not run into
any problems
L680[13:13:41] <MattDahEpic> goof*
L681[13:13:51] <MattDahEpic> i can type, i
promise
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L683[13:16:34] <PitchBright> okay… so
tickets are… not the same as a chunk
L684[13:16:50] <MattDahEpic> tickets keep
track of loaded chunks
L685[13:16:53] <PitchBright> the one mod
i'm using to do the loading… is it "1 ticket"?
L686[13:17:03] <PitchBright> oh, is there
a way to see how many tickets it's using?
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L689[13:17:34] <MattDahEpic> well your
ticket limit is 2048 so if you're loading less than that, 1
ticket
L690[13:17:51] <MattDahEpic> and that mod
can have 200 tickets per you default limits
L691[13:18:09] <PitchBright> ahhh
L692[13:18:25] <PitchBright> wow so like…
it's possible to have tens of thousands of chunks loaded?
L693[13:18:36] <PitchBright>
200x2048
L694[13:18:50] <PitchBright> hundreds* of
thousands :P
L695[13:18:50] <MattDahEpic> in theroy,
yes. but your server wont handle it long beofre you reac
hthat
L696[13:18:54] <barteks2x> Does
totalWorldTime ever go backwards?
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L698[13:19:26] <PitchBright> k MattDahEpic
here's what I'm seeing
L699[13:19:31] <barteks2x> or: Is it good
idea to assume it always only increases
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L703[13:22:34] <PitchBright> when the bars
spike and hit 100% it's this:
http://imgur.com/hzgrnSs … just
as all the periphery red chunks are starting to reload (for
whatever reason)
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L706[13:32:07] <PitchBright> the spiking
is definitely related to the reload of the chunks adjacent to the
chunkloaded chunks
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L715[13:44:02] <c_phobe> bak
L716[13:44:54] <c_phobe> I think I'll try
my hand at making the mod itself before doing any crazy crap with
jython.
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L719[13:50:16] <Cypher121> IIRC you need
to bind a texture first
L720[13:52:06] <Flenix> The code I'm using
was taken from another one of my mods where everything works fine
(although the tessellation is more complex) - I pulled icons from
the block class in there too? How would I go about binding textures
without using IIcon like that?
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L722[13:55:51] <karlthepagan> premature
optimization - making a cache of strinified ChatReceivedEvents
:P
L723[13:55:58] <karlthepagan>
*stringified
L724[13:56:25] <c_phobe> don't want to
strinify anything.
L725[13:57:04] <c_phobe> also, where the
hell have the javadocs gone? The link's missing from
files.forge
L726[13:57:06] <karlthepagan> well...
neither do I, but being honest with ourselves... the cost of
copying the string contents is probably much cheaper than O(n log
n) iteration :/
L727[13:57:27] <c_phobe> so you say.
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L729[13:57:36] <c_phobe> if it works,
optimize later
L730[13:57:53] <karlthepagan> which is why
we have so many strings in java ;P
L731[13:57:59] <c_phobe> but what are you
even doing with chatevents?
L733[13:58:31] <karlthepagan> c_phobe,
filtering out server spam (see curseforge "Anti
Spam")
L734[13:58:38] <c_phobe> nice
L735[13:58:48] <c_phobe> but does it
blend?
L736[13:58:57] <karlthepagan> it won't
make your coffee
L737[13:59:13] <c_phobe> time to commit.
let's make this thing blend!
L738[13:59:20] <Cypher121> why stringify
and not hashCode()?
L739[14:00:03] <karlthepagan> Cypher121,
intended target is Pattern.matcher(input) - testing against
arbitrary inputs
L740[14:00:21] <karlthepagan> however....
server spam is frequently identical so yes, good
recommendation
L741[14:00:23] <Cypher121> oh, ok
L742[14:00:34] <karlthepagan> making a
TODO
L743[14:00:51] <karlthepagan> unless you
know of someone who's done a ChatReceivedEvent hashcode?
L744[14:00:54] <Cypher121> I thought you
were recording past events that were filtered to avoid checking
them again
L745[14:01:05] <karlthepagan> not yet,
great idea tho
L746[14:01:21] <c_phobe> why do versions
after 1320 have no javadocs? 0.0
L747[14:01:36] <karlthepagan> c_phobe, is
that FG2.0?
L748[14:01:49] <karlthepagan> maybe it's
not building them because of the new plugin version?
L749[14:01:53] <c_phobe> strange
L750[14:02:15] <Cypher121> except you have
to be careful not to fill memory with recorded events. maybe add a
config option that defines how many you cache before deleting
them?
L751[14:02:16] <c_phobe> but there are no
javadocs after 11.14.1.1320
L752[14:02:50] <karlthepagan> Cypher121,
was thinking of LRU for all server chatter, and making a proper
hashCode will make that quite efficient
L753[14:03:03] <c_phobe> have they moved
out of direct downloads or what?
L754[14:03:19] <c_phobe> Github's
MinecraftForge/Documentation is the readthedocs one
L755[14:03:34] <c_phobe> and the readme.md
says that
L756[14:03:38] <karlthepagan> Cypher121,
but the amount of memory held on heap for server strings is going
to be trivial compared to other waste in the MC enging
L757[14:03:46] <c_phobe> they're not
hosting anymore docs
L758[14:03:47] <c_phobe> fun
L759[14:03:50] <Cypher121> yeah, but
still
L760[14:03:55] <karlthepagan> c_phobe,
:/
L761[14:04:00] <c_phobe> ^
L762[14:04:31] <karlthepagan> yeah, it
shall be done!
L763[14:04:57] <Cypher121> if you have a
client running for many hours, you may accumulate an impressive
amount of shit
L764[14:05:08] <c_phobe> ...
L765[14:05:12] <karlthepagan> I think I'm
settling on a command-line api first tho: 2 phases: a) identify
spam via regex, b) commit them into existing rules chain
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L767[14:05:45] <karlthepagan> Cypher121,
true, but I don't plan on holding more than 10-20 whitelisted
events
L768[14:05:59] <karlthepagan> so user chat
should get gc'd quickly
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L770[14:06:16] <c_phobe> configs!
L771[14:06:27] <c_phobe> unless it's
already configurable
L772[14:06:28] <karlthepagan> c_phobe, do
you like json or yml for configs?
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L774[14:06:52] <c_phobe> json
L775[14:07:09] <karlthepagan> :/ only
problem is writing regexp in json means double-escaping
slashes
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L777[14:07:33] <c_phobe> eh
L778[14:07:36] <c_phobe> yml isn't that
bad
L779[14:07:43] <c_phobe> go with the path
of least resistance
L780[14:08:00] <karlthepagan> generally I
like json, and I've re-written regex to use $ for escape in that
situation ;)
L781[14:08:09] <karlthepagan> only a few
corner cases there
L782[14:08:19] <karlthepagan> (not
re-written, but transformed i should say)
L783[14:08:44] <c_phobe> I've never really
done regex or much with strings
L784[14:09:11] <karlthepagan> after 10
years of writing information management software, I've become
addicted
L785[14:09:17] <c_phobe> 0.0
L786[14:09:29] <alex_6611> yea regex is
freaking awesome
L787[14:09:31] <c_phobe> gotta get that
filthy leopard clena
L788[14:09:35] <c_phobe> clean*
L789[14:10:58] <Cypher121> Regex should be
handled just like its parent language, which is Perl
L790[14:11:39] <Cypher121> it's cool, but
if you don't make a comment explaining EXACTLY how it works, be
ready to delete it after few months
L791[14:12:08] <c_phobe> heh
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L795[14:12:31] <karlthepagan> ;)
L796[14:12:44] <alex_6611> i use
www.regex101.com
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L798[14:12:50] <c_phobe> fun times
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L800[14:13:21] <c_phobe> meanwhile I'm
looking at the opencomputers source to figure out how to implement
scala
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L802[14:13:33] <Xilef11> FSR, Minecraft
takes forever to load when running debug in eclipse
L803[14:13:57] <Lumien> Only if you put a
slow breakpoint somewhere :P
L804[14:14:19] <Cypher121> Idea
breakpoints are an amazing thing
L805[14:14:23] <c_phobe> ?
L806[14:14:37] <Cypher121> you put a
breakpoint to a method
L807[14:14:47] <Cypher121> it warns you
how laggy it will be to do so
L808[14:14:51] <karlthepagan> :D
L809[14:14:53] <c_phobe> cool
L810[14:14:56] <Cypher121> starting the
game, it DOES lag a lot
L811[14:15:19] <Cypher121> switched
breakpoint to 1st line of method, realized it wasn't even invoked
once
L812[14:15:31] <Cypher121> ladies and
gentlemen, IDEA
L813[14:17:00] <c_phobe> can you split
your coding window in idea
L814[14:17:02] <c_phobe> ?
L815[14:17:16] <MattDahEpic> yes you can
in ultimate
L816[14:17:28] <MattDahEpic> in community
a plugin does it
L817[14:17:35] <c_phobe> heh
L818[14:17:36] <c_phobe> thanks
L819[14:17:58] <Xilef11> yup, there was a
breakpoint I forgot about taht didn't trigger the debug
perspective...
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L824[14:24:58] <c_phobe> wb catcher
L825[14:30:24] <karlthepagan> probably
hardest thing about the CLI i've settled on is capturing a trace of
how my matching engine works >:S
L826[14:30:54] <karlthepagan> in other
words, if a line of text hits or misses, the CLI is useless unless
the user knows why
L827[14:31:32] <c_phobe> ..
L828[14:31:45] <c_phobe> tracebacks suck
because programming tracebacks sucks :p
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L832[14:36:46] <karlthepagan> just have to
add the inline editing, configuration
L833[14:36:51] <c_phobe> nice
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L835[14:38:25] <c_phobe> So I found a file
named typos-en.txt on my computer
L836[14:38:30] <c_phobe> which contains
typos
L837[14:38:35] <c_phobe> craptonnes of
em
L838[14:38:45] <c_phobe> weird
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L841[14:40:30] <c_phobe> cool
L842[14:40:38] <c_phobe> any way to do it
vertically?
L843[14:40:47] <c_phobe> also.. how?
L844[14:40:49] <c_phobe> wizard!
L846[14:41:19] <shadowfacts> you can
right-click on a tab and click Split Vertically or Split
Horizontally
L847[14:41:26] <c_phobe> 00.00
L848[14:41:27] <c_phobe> wau
L849[14:41:42] <c_phobe> you can!
L850[14:41:43] <c_phobe> yes!
L851[14:41:45] <c_phobe> !!
L852[14:41:49] <c_phobe> Thank you.
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L855[14:43:00] <c_phobe> :D
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L857[14:43:53] <c_phobe> my compooter
might be too small :/ oh well
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L859[14:44:15] <c_phobe> It's good to read
reference code and use it at the same time
L860[14:45:10] <shadowfacts> yea
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L865[14:55:24] <c_phobe> \o \o \o
L866[14:55:34] <c_phobe> not that first
guy
L867[14:55:37] <c_phobe> oh well
L868[14:55:38] <c_phobe> web
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L881[15:42:10] <Poppy> can all my
subblocks have the same name?
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L893[16:14:00] <gigaherz_o> [22:42]
(Poppy): can all my subblocks have the same name?
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L895[16:14:08] <gigaherz_o> no? then
they'd use the same model
L896[16:14:19] <gigaherz_o> which
wouldmake the idea of subblocks sortof pointless
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L898[16:19:40] <tterrag|ZZZzzz> Flenix:
you are drawing it at 0,0,0
L899[16:20:10] <Flenix> I knew it'd be
something stupid like that, let me go get Eclipse open again
L900[16:21:44] <tterrag|ZZZzzz> fry: did
you get my pings from the last few days
L901[16:21:48] <Flenix> Yup, I see it now.
Thanks :P
L902[16:21:51] <fry> I did
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L904[16:22:50] <fry> do you still have
queations? some stuff you did resolve, I think
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L907[16:26:16] <tterrag> fry: I just wish
there was an easier way to do what I want
L908[16:26:26] <tterrag> also it would be
amazing if forge could patch the TESR render bug
L909[16:26:30] <tterrag> but meh
L910[16:26:53] <fry> 1.8.8 is happening at
some point :P
L911[16:27:08] <tterrag> well it is a
serious bug for my mod
L912[16:27:13] <tterrag> would be nice to
have a hotfix for now
L913[16:27:16] <MattDahEpic> im still
trying to get my textures to work in the inventory
L915[16:28:27] <tterrag> because the only
thing that differs in any of those models is the texture
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L917[16:32:11] <fry> replacing the texture
in the subvariant really should be working
L918[16:32:33] <tterrag> huh?
L919[16:35:33] <gigaherz_o> tterrag: forge
blockstates "extension" lets you have a default model,
and specify texture overrides right in the blockstates file
L920[16:36:02] <fry> that won't simplify
the json much though
L921[16:36:17] <fry> decoupling the
rotation and the model might though
L922[16:36:31] <tterrag> no, what I need
is to be able to specify the transformations based on the rotation
state
L923[16:36:40] <tterrag> and the texture
based on the connection state
L924[16:36:41] <tterrag> separately
L925[16:36:49] <fry> that's what I'm
talking about
L926[16:36:59] <gigaherz_o> can you rotate
x in one state, and y in another?
L927[16:37:07] <gigaherz_o> one
property*
L928[16:38:11] <fry> "side": {
"east": { "x": 90, "y": 90}, ... },
"part": { "up_only": { "model":
"ctbmod:painting_up_only" }, ... }
L929[16:39:31] <fry> did you try that?
:P
L931[16:40:41] <fry> tterrag: ^
L932[16:41:36] <tterrag> uhh what is
"side" ?
L933[16:41:44] <fry> a property in the
block
L934[16:41:49] <fry> same as the
"part"
L935[16:42:18] <fry> the per-property
variant specification will be merged into
"side=east,part=up_only" stuff
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L938[16:43:36] <fry> your CONNECTION and
FACING properties look like exactly what you need
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L940[16:45:23] <fry> you'll need a more
traditional mapping though, with the names of the properties
retained
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L944[16:58:42] <Gil> is there way to print
out all the mobs currently loaded?
L945[16:59:00] <Gil> I'm getting very few
mob spawns and I don't know why
L946[16:59:14] <MattDahEpic> try /say
@e
L947[16:59:16] <Gil> I'm thinking some mod
is filling up the mob cap with named bosses or something
L948[17:00:09] <Gil> I'll try that
L949[17:00:24] <Gil> I think when you
spawn, it's daytime, it fills up the cap and at night, nothing can
spawn
L950[17:00:30] <MattDahEpic> or mayeb
/execute @e ~ ~ ~ say hi
L951[17:00:42] <MattDahEpic> the second
one is better
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L953[17:03:40] <Gil> the second one just
gives me an unknown command error
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L956[17:11:27] <tterrag> Gil: 1.7?
L957[17:11:30] <tterrag> @e doesn't exist
in 1.7
L958[17:11:45] <Gil> yeah, 1.7
L959[17:12:26] <Gil> so how do I print a
list of all the mobs in 1.7?
L960[17:13:16] <tterrag> not a clue
L961[17:13:26] <tterrag> write a command
to do it yourself
L962[17:14:31] <Gil> hmm, don't have time
for that
L963[17:14:52] <Gil> maybe one of my devs
will
L964[17:19:51] <tterrag> what? It would
take like 2 minutes
L965[17:19:53] <tterrag> iterate over the
world entity list
L966[17:19:55] <tterrag> print out
names
L967[17:19:58] <tterrag> done
L968[17:20:33] <Gil> sure, but I'm knee
deep in other stuff
L969[17:20:55] <Gil> WAWLA is apparently
bugging out over my tools
L970[17:20:59] <Gil> and I don't know
why
L971[17:21:19] <Gil> which is
annoying
L972[17:21:24] <Gil> stupid NPE
L973[17:21:31] <TehNut> You can do /cofh
killall * ;)
L974[17:21:36] <TehNut> that'll give you a
list :p
L975[17:21:44] <Gil> don't have COFH I
think
L976[17:21:57] <Gil> but that's an
option
L977[17:21:58] <TehNut> Even if you did,
I'd suggest not doing that.
L978[17:22:05] <Gil> why not?
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L980[17:22:08] <TehNut> That kills *every*
entity
L982[17:22:24] <TehNut> I'unno
L983[17:22:31] <TehNut> I assume you don't
want to nuke your player's stuff..
L984[17:22:36] <Gil> it's not like I'm
going to ask my users to do this :
L985[17:22:42] <Gil> I don't have player's
stuff :p
L986[17:22:50] <Gil> I hardly ever find
time to play my own pack :p
L987[17:23:03] <Gil> I watch LPs of my
pack while I'm coding :D
L988[17:23:23] <TehNut> Oh, I assumed you
were doing server administration stuff
L989[17:23:29] <Gil> ah, no
L990[17:23:39] <Gil> I'm developing
several mods and a pack
L991[17:23:48] <TehNut> sounds like
me
L992[17:24:03] <Gil> the pack is
consistently getting few mob spawns
L993[17:24:41] <Gil> well, apparently the
mob cap is hit, so there is something somewhere
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L996[17:29:06] <masa> doesn't opis tell
you the entity list and also show how many entities there are in
each chunk?
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L998[17:29:19] <Gil> what's opis?
L999[17:29:47] <masa> profmobius'
profiler/information tool/mod, it uses mapwriter as its base
L1000[17:30:00] <Gil> I'll look at
that
L1001[17:30:02] <masa> it can be rather
useful
L1002[17:30:37] <Gil> I do want to get
into profiling this stuff
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L1004[17:30:55] <Gil> we're nearing a
release state and I want to make sure everything is good
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L1008[17:36:34] <Gil> hmm, the entity
printout seems to indicate all is well
L1009[17:36:46] <Gil> so for some reason,
stuff is spawning underground
L1010[17:36:48] <Gil> that's odd
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L1014[17:49:35] <masa> isn't it
always
L1015[17:50:01] <Gil> no, I mean, you can
basically walk around above ground at night
L1016[17:50:17] <Gil> and there's just
like 2 zombies and a skelly in sight, somewhere in the
distance
L1017[17:50:26] <Gil> no danger at
all
L1018[17:50:44] <Gil> some users report
they have to actually look for stuff to fight
L1019[17:51:19] <Gil> and that messes
with going to the end as one of the users has spent hours looking
for endermen, finding like 2
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L1039[18:31:15] <Cypher121> some devs
need to learn about @Deprecated
L1040[18:32:06] <DemoXin> What about
it?
L1041[18:32:50] <Cypher121> that things
should not be removed without being deprecated for some time
L1042[18:34:23] <Cypher121> new forestry
update breaks almost everything that interacted with it slightly,
it seems
L1044[18:35:18] <mezz> I also fixed most
mods or coordinate with them, the only remaining incompatabilities
are Binnie's and Reika's mods
L1045[18:35:31] <mezz> so :P
L1046[18:36:00] <Cypher121> still,
wtf
L1047[18:36:34] <mezz> the stuff that
broke was often deprecated for 8+ months
L1048[18:36:53] <Cypher121> oh, ok
L1049[18:37:00] <Cypher121> wtf has been
redirected to binnie
L1050[18:37:17] <mezz> he only updates a
couple times a year, busy the rest of the time
L1051[18:37:56] <mezz> I did accidentally
break some minor things without deprecating, but it should just
require compiling against the new version and it will work
L1052[18:38:31] <killjoy> Only deprecate
public api.
L1053[18:38:45] <killjoy> if someone uses
private api, their mod deserves to break
L1054[18:39:05] <Cypher121> well
everything that isn't public API shouldn't be relied on in the
first place
L1055[18:39:43] <mezz> when the API sucks
then people have to use internals
L1056[18:40:03] <mezz> I've been
improving the API a lot but it involves breaking everyone who uses
internals
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L1058[18:46:10] <killjoy> Here's a
challenge. Find a super old mod made with super old techniques.
Bring it up to date with 2015 standards
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L1060[18:46:47] <killjoy> If it's already
updated to 1.8, even better
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L1064[18:54:32] <Nucleria> Hi.
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L1068[18:59:21] <Mitchellbrine> Hey
killjoy, mind updating my mod to 2015 standards? XD
L1069[18:59:30] <Mitchellbrine>
*mods
L1070[18:59:34] <killjoy> which
ones?
L1071[18:59:56] <killjoy> Do them
yourself :p
L1072[19:00:10] <Mitchellbrine> :P
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L1074[19:05:29] <ltp> My gosh the people
on irc.freenode.net#eclipse are about as helpful as Windows
10
L1075[19:05:42] <Nucleria> Why is
that?
L1076[19:05:53] <ltp> I asked a
question... still no response
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L1078[19:05:58] <ltp> two hours
later
L1079[19:06:12] <Nucleria> Oh dear.
L1081[19:06:30] <Nucleria> Are their
other conversations or does literally no one talk?
L1082[19:06:42] <ltp> no one talks
L1083[19:06:44] <ltp> ya wouldn't happen
to know how to manually change the theme to classic with GEdit
would you?
L1084[19:07:02] <Nucleria> Nope,
sorry.
L1085[19:07:15] <ltp> something in
/workspace/.metadata/.plugins/something
L1086[19:07:17] <Nucleria> Maybe the
people are just too busy programming or something.
L1087[19:07:33] <tterrag> ltp: yeah
#eclipse is pretty barren
L1088[19:07:46] <tterrag> you are best
off asking in ##java though be prepared to be yelled at by IRC
knights
L1089[19:07:51] <ltp> oh, great
L1090[19:07:54] <Nucleria> :P
L1091[19:08:03] <tterrag> seriously
##java is one of the most hostile channels
L1092[19:08:04] <ltp> what do you mean by
IRC Knights :P
L1093[19:08:18] <tterrag> people who care
too much about rules
L1094[19:08:29] <ltp> mmk
L1095[19:08:44] <ltp> also you mean #java
right?
L1096[19:08:57] <tterrag> no
L1097[19:09:00] <tterrag> ##java on
freenode
L1098[19:09:16] <ltp> oh, well there's
#java here on espernet (I HATE ##java on freenode)
L1099[19:09:32] <ltp> 57 people
L1100[19:09:54] <tterrag> exactly
L1102[19:10:01] <tterrag> ##java has
almost 500
L1103[19:10:04] <ltp> mmk
L1104[19:10:24] <tterrag> as long as
you're not supremely annoying you won't get banned or
anything
L1105[19:11:00] <ltp> I honestly don't
care because I've been banned once in that channel due to
@cheeser's abuse
L1106[19:11:01] <tterrag> ltp: on the off
chance I know, what's your question?
L1107[19:11:13] <ltp> "ya wouldn't
happen to know how to manually change the theme to classic with
GEdit would you?"
L1108[19:11:18] <tterrag> oh that's
you
L1110[19:11:29] <tterrag> I see now
L1111[19:11:39] <ltp> I'm going to laugh
if no one responds in java either XD
L1112[19:11:55] <tterrag> your question
wasn't very specific
L1113[19:12:01] <tterrag> you didn't even
mention eclipse
L1114[19:12:09] <ltp> oh right
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L1116[19:12:55] <ltp> "sorry that
was a copy and paste. How do I change the eclipse theme to Classic
by editing the preferences file?"
L1117[19:13:32] <Cypher121> "How do
I patch KDE2 for FreeBSD?"
L1118[19:14:01] <ltp> ...
L1119[19:14:20] <Cypher121> that's an old
meme from russian irc
L1120[19:14:27] <ltp> lol
L1121[19:14:34] <ltp> I use Xfce with
compton
L1122[19:14:46] <fry> "Is this an
anime chat?"
L1123[19:14:50] <Cypher121> -Is this
#anime?
L1124[19:14:50] <Cypher121> -Yes.
L1125[19:14:50] <Cypher121> -How do I
patch KDE2 for FreeBSD?
L1126[19:15:01] <Nucleria> Russian
maymays? Aren’t those literally contraband?
L1127[19:15:26] <Cypher121> joke is he
would get a 100% correct answer
L1128[19:16:17] <Nucleria> Why is that? I
don’t use FreeBSD. Or am I just stupid?
L1129[19:16:24] <ltp> Man, all because of
a simple GTK3.10 bug I can't rush out of hiatus of Quantum API and
get a simple Forge 1.7.10 compat layer for 1.8 so that Dan200
doesn't have to port computercraft
L1130[19:17:00] <Nucleria> Speaking of
1.8, I’m making a Thaumcraft 5 addon.
L1131[19:17:10] <gigaherz_o> T5 is a
thing already?
L1132[19:17:16] <Nucleria> Yeah.
L1133[19:17:23] <gigaherz_o> nice
L1134[19:17:32] <Cypher121> Nucleria: at
that time about 2/3 of all discussions at #anime were about system
administration and programming. That person actually new nothing of
FreeBSD or KDE2.
L1135[19:17:41] <gigaherz_o> gotta give
it a try
L1136[19:17:46] <gigaherz_o> how's it
overall?
L1137[19:17:54] <ltp> tterrag, looks like
##java is just as dead as #eclipse, by a factor of 4
L1138[19:18:00] <Nucleria> Cypher121:
Hmph.
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L1140[19:19:08] <Nucleria> No golemancy
(soon(TM)), no wand or thaumometer models, mostly because of 1.8
restrictions. I haven’t played with it enough yet.
L1141[19:19:25] <gigaherz_o> yeah so, I
was going to be nice to the thaumcraft author and I clicked the
adfly link...
L1142[19:19:29] <gigaherz_o> video ad
with sound.
L1143[19:19:35] <gigaherz_o> ¬¬
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L1146[19:19:52] <Nucleria> I just didn’t
go through the adf.ly one… tired of that crap.
L1147[19:20:37] <gigaherz_o> I'm
anti-advertising overall, but I'm trying to allow ads in certain
placeswhen I explicitly want to support the authors
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L1149[19:21:25] <Nucleria> I’d love to
support Azanor, but I don’t have money and I’m just not patient
enough to go through that anymore. Downloading from Curse gives
some support.
L1150[19:21:42] <Nucleria> He is great at
what he does.
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L1152[19:22:53] <ltp> gigaherz_o, it's
called Adblock
L1153[19:22:59] <Nucleria> That’s an
interesting message…
L1154[19:23:19] <ltp> You go to adfly,
the author still gets paid for the URL transaction, and you see no
ads.
L1155[19:23:36] <ltp> probably 99% wrong
but whatever
L1156[19:23:38] <ltp> screw ads
L1157[19:23:55] <gigaherz_o> ltp: I know
about adblock, but sites are getting increasinly smart about
detecting adblock
L1158[19:24:00] <gigaherz_o> they make me
feel guilty ;P
L1159[19:24:01] <Cypher121> well, at
least it's not RP2 or other stuff like that
L1160[19:24:09] <gigaherz_o> also
L1161[19:24:10] <Cypher121>
Thaumcraft-Core
L1162[19:24:12] <Nucleria> I’ve never
blocked ads in my life. I laugh at some of them too much. Plus,
Reddit ads are cool.
L1163[19:24:15] <gigaherz_o> you don't
get paid for free
L1164[19:24:15] <Cypher121>
Thaumcraft-Golems
L1165[19:24:20] <gigaherz_o> you get paid
at BEST for impressions
L1166[19:24:22] <Cypher121>
Thaumcraft-Eldritch
L1167[19:24:22] <gigaherz_o> at worst for
clicks
L1168[19:24:27] <Nucleria> Stop
that.
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L1170[19:24:56] <Cypher121> ok
L1171[19:25:04] <ltp> well yeah, but
still... I use adblock because the ads slow everything down and I
get lag, as well as they just get confusing whenever I have to
begrudgingly go to a site and press a download button...
L1172[19:25:20] <ltp> other times I just
pacman -S
L1173[19:25:30] <Cypher121> which one of
15 download buttons?
L1174[19:25:34] <Nucleria> Mo’ Creatures
has an awful download site.
L1175[19:25:51] <ltp> Cypher121,
obviously the one that tells you it's compatible with Win 95
+
L1176[19:26:01] <Cypher121> lol
L1177[19:26:02] <ltp>
"opendownloadmanager" XD
L1178[19:26:48] <ltp> after seeing that
video about the guy who used to be a spyware developer, basically
people think you can just get rich off the internet by exploiting
other spyware companies
L1179[19:26:50] <Cypher121> does anyone
know when this nano-suit-zombie-shit will end?
L1180[19:27:06] <ltp> Cypher121,
what?
L1181[19:28:14] <gigaherz_o> this
what?
L1183[19:29:32] <Cypher121> edited to
make it clearer
L1184[19:30:04] <gigaherz_o> no idea what
mod does that
L1185[19:30:10] <Cypher121> apparently
that's how IC2 devs celebrate halloween
L1186[19:30:14] <gigaherz_o> ah
L1187[19:30:18] <Cypher121> that's IC2
quantum suit
L1188[19:30:32] <ltp> lol
L1189[19:30:36] <Cypher121> at least it's
not charged so they only get 20 units of armor
L1190[19:33:08] <ltp> wow I just realized
I haven't finished watching my youtube video since the morning
lol
L1191[19:33:17] <ltp> "Minecraft:
CRUNDEE CRAFT | MISFORTUNE PRANK!! [18]"
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L1193[19:34:49] <gigaherz_o> oh nice
ProjectE is on 1.8?
L1194[19:34:53] <gigaherz_o> the ball IS
rolling :D
L1195[19:35:38] <gigaherz_o> oooh
L1196[19:35:44] <gigaherz_o> I may even
be able to setup a whole pack for this
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L1198[19:36:58] <Nucleria> Maybe
Mathematica: The Most Boring Thaumcraft App will be done. Probably
not.
L1199[19:37:09] <Nucleria> Oooops, addon,
not app.
L1200[19:37:13] <Nucleria> I’m
stupid.
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10 just BSODed on me...
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Cypher121 has yet to hear a single good reason to use w10 over w8
or w7
L1212[20:04:17] <ltp> shadekiller666, we
linux users don't have BSOD problems... or the equivalent
L1213[20:04:31] <Cypher121> kernel
panic
L1214[20:04:37] <ltp> lololol
L1215[20:05:38] <gigaherz_o> Cypher121:
DX12.
L1216[20:05:39] <gigaherz_o> ;P
L1217[20:05:51] <ltp> kernel: guys I
don't know what to do! Hello? HELLO!? Why are no devices responding
to me!? *panics*
L1218[20:05:53] <gigaherz_o> really
there's no other reason for it at this point
L1219[20:05:59] <Cypher121> anything
supports it already?
L1220[20:06:03] <gigaherz_o> not
really
L1221[20:06:32] <Cypher121> really, I use
too much pirated stuff to use win10 and feel good about it
L1222[20:07:14] <ltp> Cypher121, now,
with linux, you don't need to pirate because everything is GNU
:P
L1223[20:07:23] <Cypher121> if only
L1224[20:07:31] <Cypher121> even drivers
are proprietary :(
L1225[20:07:38] <ltp> "Guys I just
pirated gedit with torrent from piratebay.se"
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L1227[20:08:15] <ltp> drivers are
propreitary but they suck. the open source drivers perform better
and have more features
L1228[20:08:32] <gigaherz_o> that's
rarely true
L1229[20:08:36] <ltp> wrong
L1230[20:08:36] <Cypher121> ^
L1231[20:08:41] <gigaherz_o> at least for
gpu drivers
L1232[20:08:46] <Zaggy1024> what's the
best way to find out about a block change in a certain range of
blocks?
L1233[20:09:01] <Cypher121> ATI drivers
are better than their open-source counter-parts
L1234[20:09:13] <ltp> in the case of AMD
Radeon HD drivers, which are unsupported by AMD on linux, the open
source drivers are better, faster, and more feature-complete
L1235[20:09:24] <IoP> goof luck with
nouveau + MC ;)
L1236[20:09:32] <ltp> When I had windows,
I couldn't use fancy fog; with Gallium 0.4, I can!
L1237[20:10:14] <ltp> I don't have nvidia
IoP
L1238[20:11:22] <ltp> besides, who cares?
As long as I don't have to use Windows, because it's an inefficient
piece of junk
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L1240[20:13:05] <IoP> btw which amd card
does not have proprietary linux drivers?
L1241[20:14:03] <Cypher121> I may switch
back to linux when 2tb SSDs become cheaper
L1242[20:14:17] <Cypher121> for now
switching between two takes way too much time
L1243[20:14:22] <gigaherz_o> I just use
VMs
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L1245[20:14:51] <Cypher121> I don't have
specs for that
L1246[20:14:54] <gigaherz_o> I have Win10
in my desktop, and then I have VMs for Linux (Xubuntu), OSX
(although I wish I didn't need it), and other stuff
L1247[20:15:33] <gigaherz_o> I happen to
have an i7-3770k with 16gb of RAM and a GTX970
L1248[20:16:27] <ltp> IoP, none, but
Gallium has better performance
L1249[20:16:54] <IoP> o_O
L1250[20:17:29] <ltp> except the catch is
that the official drivers are all open source muhahhahahahah
L1251[20:17:39] <ltp> except amd-catalyst
from AUR
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L1253[20:23:19] <Cypher121> anyone got a
picture of a good wooden bridge in MC?
L1254[20:23:31] <Cypher121> bonus points
for mods
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L1256[20:25:17] <ltp> mods... *f*ck that
yao ming!*... resourcepacks...
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L1273[21:54:22] <Zaggy1024> ugh, lighting
updates lag the game so hard
L1274[21:54:58] <Zaggy1024> well, in
debug mode anyway
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L1276[22:10:39] <HassanS6000> Zaggy1024,
yea
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L1286[22:45:46] <whatthepoop> how does
one detect when a player is walking on a specific block? is there a
block event that is dispatched, or player event?
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L1288[22:50:49] <tterrag> whatthepoop:
you'd have to check from PlayerTickEvent
L1290[22:53:48] <whatthepoop> tterrag:
ohhh thanks, that looks perfect. I’m extremely new to MC modding,
so I’m still trying to navigate the flow of things and so on
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L1292[23:00:00] <Cypher121> tterrag: why
floor_double over Math.floor?
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L1294[23:02:28] <tterrag> Cypher121:
returns int
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L1304[23:13:42] <killjoy> I really hate
the names in MathHelper
L1305[23:13:57] <killjoy> Did mcp not
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L1315[23:28:00] <Zaggy1024> so...I'm
trying to duplicated a tile entity into a new location...
L1316[23:28:19] <Zaggy1024> but for some
reason it seems to just reset the te after it's been in the world
for a tick or something
L1317[23:28:28] <Zaggy1024> how do you
guys go about duplicating TEs?
L1318[23:32:29] <Cypher121> Zaggy1024:
world.setTileEntity(x, y, z, origTile.clone())?
L1319[23:33:19] <Zaggy1024> that's not a
deep clone
L1320[23:33:24] <gigaherz_o> Zaggy1024:
my suggestion would be
L1321[23:33:29] <Zaggy1024> what I did
was set the block to the original's state, then if the original has
a TE, write it to NBT and load a new TE from that, then set the new
position's te to that
L1322[23:33:31] <gigaherz_o>
NBTTagCompound temp = new NBT...
L1323[23:33:37] <gigaherz_o>
original.writeToNBT(...)
L1324[23:33:56] <gigaherz_o> target = new
TE()
L1325[23:33:59] <gigaherz_o>
target.readFromNBT
L1326[23:34:05] <Cypher121> he just said
that
L1327[23:34:13] <Zaggy1024> not quite
what I did actually
L1328[23:34:19] <Zaggy1024> I used
TileEntity.createAndLoadEntity
L1329[23:34:29] <gigaherz_o> oh
yeah
L1330[23:34:30] <gigaherz_o> the
position
L1331[23:34:53] <Zaggy1024> hm?
L1332[23:35:00] <Cypher121> tile's NBT
may save wrong position, I think
L1333[23:35:09] <Zaggy1024> yeah, but
setTileEntity calls setPos on the te
L1334[23:35:18] <Zaggy1024> that was my
first idea
L1335[23:35:36] <Zaggy1024> also I
couldn't figure out where the TE was getting changed back
from
L1336[23:37:15] <Zaggy1024> hm, I'll try
overriding shouldRefresh, Forge kinda makes that method dumb
L1337[23:37:39] <Zaggy1024> it doesn't
check oldState == newState for non-vanilla TEs
L1338[23:40:00] <Zaggy1024> gah, nope, it
wasn't that
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