OCLogs: 2016-11-30.log

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L1[00:00:06] <GeoDoX> I'm assuming servers dont handle keys xD

L2[00:01:33] <killjoy> why would it?

L3[00:02:47] <GeoDoX> it wouldn't which is why i assumed it was safe

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L5[00:08:14] <Elec0> Hm. So, I've got an entity that spawns, and it supposed to be killed when I break a block, and I know that setDead is getting called on the entity, and it even kills it sometimes, but most times it doesn't appear to do anything

L6[00:08:17] <Elec0> so like wut

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L9[00:15:17] <Elec0> hm. but if I close and reopen the entity is gone. So it's getting removed, but isn't updating after it's supposedly killed to actually be removed, I guess

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L29[02:00:03] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV] Pushing snapshot_20161130 mappings to Forge Maven.

L30[02:00:07] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV] Maven upload successful for mcp_snapshot-20161130-1.11.zip (mappings = "snapshot_20161130" in build.gradle).

L31[02:00:17] <MCPBot_Reborn> Semi-live (every 10 min), Snapshot (daily ~3:00 EST), and Stable (committed) MCPBot mapping exports can be found here: http://export.mcpbot.bspk.rs/

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L71[05:10:07] <TechnicianLP> test

L72[05:10:13] <AshIndigo> Poog

L73[05:10:15] <AshIndigo> *poof

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L77[05:27:38] <masa> is there a reason why World#getWorldInfo().setGameType() and MinecraftServer#setDifficultyForAllWorlds() happen after WorldEvent.Load?

L78[05:27:53] <masa> that means I can't nicely override those in the event...

L79[05:29:32] <masa> is this something that would be possible to change in 1.11, as this might break some existing mods I imagine...?

L80[05:30:40] <masa> actually hm.

L81[05:30:53] <diesieben07> ehm

L82[05:30:58] <diesieben07> setGameType happens before

L83[05:30:59] <masa> the latter call would break this whenever a new world loads

L84[05:31:25] <diesieben07> oh in initDimension it's different

L85[05:31:32] <diesieben07> strange

L86[05:31:48] <masa> oh right yeah

L87[05:32:09] <masa> but anyway, the setDifficulty seems to always override it in all worlds... :/

L88[05:35:28] <masa> for the difficulty I could use a custom WorldInfo that no-ops the setDifficulty() method, although then I need custom hax for changing it via commands

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L99[05:52:16] <Ordinastie> I wonder, is NMS worth it with the new path at -40% ?

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L101[05:53:45] <mezz> I wouldn't give them any money after what they pulled. I'm waiting for it to be in the bargain bin somewhere before I play

L102[05:54:28] <masa> is there something in it worth playing?

L103[05:54:53] <mezz> sure, if you like exploring

L104[05:55:04] <AshIndigo> Just play nodded mc

L105[05:55:05] <Ordinastie> they added some base building

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L107[05:58:10] <masa> okay, a few hours of conding later, time to see if this thing blows up in a magnificent ball of fire and glory

L108[05:58:16] <masa> *coding

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L110[06:02:27] <Ordinastie> anybody knows the game Screeps ?

L111[06:03:08] <AshIndigo> Nope

L112[06:04:13] <barteks2x> I could do so much more without performance issues if generics supported primitives...

L113[06:04:13] <Ordinastie> apparently some kind of RTS where you code the AI yourself in JS

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L115[06:06:53] <barteks2x> Unless I can rely on JVM being good enough to optimize the boxing-unboxing hell

L116[06:07:04] <AshIndigo> Sounds neat

L117[06:10:46] <kashike> barteks2x: using fastutil yet?

L118[06:11:14] <barteks2x> I'm writing my own code. I have IBuilder class that I currentlyy use for generating noise. And I want to make it generic to generate biomes the same way

L119[06:12:05] <barteks2x> And based on some random blog on the internet, autoboxing isn't optimized away because if the caching

L120[06:12:51] <barteks2x> so the jvm can't assume that 10 converted to Integer and then back to int will be still 10

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L123[06:28:57] <arehman> what is StatCollector called in 1.10.2?

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L127[06:29:50] <HassanS6000> arehman: I think it's I18n

L128[06:29:51] <wundrweapon> Good morning

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L131[06:33:26] <wundrweapon> Anyways I had a few questions

L132[06:33:30] <wundrweapon> Firstly, I want to do stuff based on where the player looks after holding right-click on a block. Any ideas?

L133[06:34:36] <HassanS6000> Is it your block?

L134[06:35:11] <wundrweapon> It might be, it might not be; I've yet to decide

L135[06:37:54] <Umbraco> if you are holding an item while holding right-click, you may be able to use onUsingTick() and onPlayerStoppedUsing() combined with raytracing

L136[06:39:51] <wundrweapon> I don't intend for the player to be holding an item

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L138[06:40:02] <wundrweapon> Oh, and yes, it'll be my block

L139[06:40:59] <Umbraco> ah well, I dont know then :P

L140[06:41:07] <Marqin> How can I make forge/mc print full stacktrace?

L141[06:41:21] <Marqin> and not end it with "... 34 more"

L142[06:41:28] <Marqin> I mean, crash stacktrace

L143[06:42:55] <barteks2x> In the crash report? Or outside of it? If not in crash report, it's always full stacktrace unless JVM thinks it's fastthrow

L144[06:43:07] <wundrweapon> I don't understand why you'd need the full trace. Also, doesn't it get put in a log file somewhere?

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L148[06:54:57] <wundrweapon> Right now I'm using a LivingUpdateEvent handler to check if a player is wearing a full custom armor set or if the entity is a custom entity. If either is true, make the Entity.setInvisible(true). I want to optimize this as I doubt the LUE handler is the best solution. Any ideas?

L149[06:57:09] <IoP> "... xxx more" means that those lines are already printed by some other exception

L150[06:58:14] <Marqin> ok

L151[06:58:26] <Marqin> SomeClass.<init>() is contructor?

L152[06:58:51] <gigaherz|work> yes

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L161[07:42:47] <barteks2x> that was stupid... instead of generating dirt 3-4 BLOCKS deep I generated it 3-4 terrain heights deep

L162[07:43:23] <barteks2x> now it looks more like terraria terrain :D

L163[07:46:21] <JuiceGrape> do show

L164[07:51:12] <gigaherz|work> barteks2x: lol

L165[07:51:15] <barteks2x> here is what it looks like: http://imgur.com/a/EDp38

L166[07:51:34] <gigaherz|work> not bad ;P

L167[07:52:44] <barteks2x> so there, another config option that vanilla doesn't have

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L169[07:53:52] <barteks2x> I need to start making GUI for that...

L170[07:54:08] <barteks2x> but I don't like CM gui code :(

L171[07:54:15] <barteks2x> *mc

L172[07:54:25] <Ordinastie> use MalisisCore? :p

L173[07:54:40] <barteks2x> Is it a coremod?

L174[07:54:52] <barteks2x> or is it just a name?

L175[07:55:43] <barteks2x> if it has some reasonable gui code and is compatible, I may actually do that

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L177[07:56:32] <Ordinastie> yes, it's a coremod too

L178[07:56:42] <barteks2x> but give what it does, I would need to asm-hack malisis core itself

L179[07:56:53] <Ordinastie> https://github.com/Ordinastie/MalisisCoreDemos/blob/1.9.4/source/net/malisis/demo/guidemo/Gui.java

L180[07:58:14] <barteks2x> if it had gui module I could use without everything else, I would use it

L181[07:58:21] <Ordinastie> tss

L182[07:58:32] <Ordinastie> why would you need to "asm hack" ?

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L184[07:59:22] <barteks2x> Some non guill things it does probably wouldn't work too well with cubic chunks

L185[07:59:29] <barteks2x> *gui

L186[08:01:01] <barteks2x> just EntityUtils would be incompatible

L187[08:01:40] <Ordinastie> getPlayersWatchingChunk ?

L188[08:01:53] <barteks2x> exactly that one

L189[08:02:00] <barteks2x> also, that doesn't look useful: https://github.com/Ordinastie/MalisisCore/blob/1.9.4/src/main/java/net/malisis/core/util/EntityUtils.java#L130

L190[08:02:40] <Ordinastie> yeah, never needed to use it, so never needed to fix it

L191[08:03:13] <barteks2x> It probably has a bit too much stuff in one thing for me to use it

L192[08:03:26] <barteks2x> when all I need is gui code

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L194[08:05:59] <barteks2x> Also, it's a separate mod dependency?

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L196[08:08:12] <Ordinastie> what do you mean ?

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L198[08:08:39] <barteks2x> is it supposed to be used as shaded in library or as separate mod I depend on?

L199[08:08:48] <Ordinastie> hard external dep

L200[08:09:27] <barteks2x> so if I used it, I would essentially say "I use malisisCore, but I don't claim to be compatible with it"

L201[08:10:09] <Ordinastie> if you were to use it, compatibility issues could probably be solved directly

L202[08:10:22] <barteks2x> how?

L203[08:10:41] <Ordinastie> *I* could solve them

L204[08:10:52] <barteks2x> do any mods other than your mods use it?

L205[08:11:18] <Ordinastie> don't you want to be a pioneer? :D

L206[08:11:32] <Ordinastie> there is Almura that uses it, but for guis only

L207[08:11:47] <barteks2x> also, how can I be sure that this library won't disappear in some next MC version?

L208[08:11:54] <Ordinastie> there few others but I'm not sure if they did release something

L209[08:12:42] * AshIndigo still hopes for guitabs

L210[08:13:03] <Ordinastie> I didn't plan on stopping the development in any forseeable future

L211[08:13:35] <barteks2x> it's open source anyway, so that shouldn't be too big issue

L212[08:13:41] <Ordinastie> and in the case I don't really want to continue adding feature, I'd still udpate for bugs/new mc versions anyway

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L214[08:14:49] <barteks2x> ok, I will try to use it and see if I like it

L215[08:15:25] <gigaherz|work> I think the problem with libs like those, is that everyone has their own preferred way of doing things

L216[08:15:34] <gigaherz|work> (but mostly NIH)

L217[08:15:48] <barteks2x> so using one that already exists is the right thign to do

L218[08:16:55] <barteks2x> I could invent my own but that would just add to the problem

L219[08:17:04] <Ordinastie> I've already been asked to have a separate GUI module

L220[08:17:34] <Ordinastie> problem is, currently the rendering is tied to a base rendering used for everything

L221[08:18:09] <Ordinastie> blocks/items/TEs/the event

L222[08:18:31] <barteks2x> my mod is already 15MB jar, adding maybe 1-2 MB separate epenndency isn't going to hurt

L223[08:19:42] <Ordinastie> at some point I might really look into splitting it, but I don't know how

L224[08:20:19] <Ordinastie> but I have some big refactoring planned soon for guis anyway, so I might as well try to steer it in that directly

L225[08:20:21] <Ordinastie> *direction

L226[08:20:39] <barteks2x> so users would have to not only install MalisisCore, but also MalisisCoreBase, MalisisCoreRendering, MalisisCoreGui and malisisCoreUtils? :D

L227[08:21:17] <Ordinastie> that's, I think, the main downside in separating it

L228[08:21:29] <Ordinastie> I'd probably just do Core/Gui

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L230[08:21:43] <Ordinastie> but still

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L232[08:22:14] <Ordinastie> for modpacks, it wouldn't matter that much, but for people who download manually

L233[08:22:48] <barteks2x> which is people making these mdpacks probably

L234[08:22:52] <Ordinastie> unless I make MalisisCore download the modules itself, but we all know how that's considered:p

L235[08:23:49] <barteks2x> I've seen mods that block server startup until they try and fail to connect to something

L236[08:25:00] <barteks2x> maybe it would be possible to make MalistsCore-all single jar that contains both modules?

L237[08:25:52] <Ordinastie> so that would just be so modders don't have all the code when deving ?

L238[08:27:04] <Ordinastie> one major problem with seperate gui module is with inventories

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L241[08:28:20] <barteks2x> I think I have too much caching in my code: Terrain generator uses cached noise density values, which are calculated using 3d perlin noise, cached 2d noise, cached biome height and cached biome height variation. Biome height/height variation is calculated using biomes from biome cache, which I got from biome generator which by itself caches generated biomes

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L244[08:31:20] <barteks2x> Does it have code that makes json serialization/deserialization easier?

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L246[08:31:34] <Ordinastie> you already have GSON for that

L247[08:31:49] <barteks2x> look at ChunkProviderSettings

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L249[08:32:25] <barteks2x> I already used reflection to avoid repeating names of every single config option 8 times

L250[08:32:28] <Ordinastie> I have some Settings stuff that generate GUis automatically, but it's not really deep thought

L251[08:33:32] <barteks2x> so my custom generator settingc class looks like this: http://pastebin.com/ShhJr7PV

L252[08:33:42] <barteks2x> and there is option to override option name in that annotation

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L257[08:36:30] <barteks2x> so I'm asking if there is something that would simpify json config to something like that

L258[08:37:39] <Ordinastie> only that : https://github.com/Ordinastie/MalisisBlocks/blob/1.9.4/src/main/java/net/malisis/blocks/MalisisBlocksSettings.java

L259[08:37:42] <Ordinastie> https://github.com/Ordinastie/MalisisDoors/blob/1.9.4/src/main/java/net/malisis/doors/MalisisDoorsSettings.java

L260[08:37:54] <Ordinastie> built on top of forge cfg

L261[08:39:23] <barteks2x> well, this is worldgen settings so I need text representation that goes into server.properties

L262[08:39:46] <barteks2x> and vanilla uses json here, so it would make sense to use that

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L264[08:52:00] <PaleoCrafter> uhm... server.properties is a properties file? :P

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L266[08:54:40] <barteks2x> yes, and in that prooerties file you put a value that is json config

L267[08:55:02] <barteks2x> if you want customized worldgen

L268[08:55:12] <Ordinastie> Mojang™

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L271[08:56:57] <PaleoCrafter> wat, JSON *inside* the properties file?

L272[08:57:05] <Akkarin> gr8 design

L273[08:57:09] <PaleoCrafter> that's the worst idea ever

L274[08:57:15] <PaleoCrafter> fucking escape hell

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L276[08:57:34] <barteks2x> they probably parse the rpoperties file their way anyway

L277[08:57:41] <Akkarin> because escaping is obviously the first thing that comes to mind when you stack languages like that on top of each other

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L279[08:58:15] <barteks2x> so they may just assume that everything after the first = in the line is the option

L280[08:58:25] <PaleoCrafter> they use standard Java libraries to parse it :P

L281[08:59:01] <barteks2x> does a properties file have any syntax other than key=value?

L282[08:59:05] <barteks2x> and maybe comments?

L283[08:59:15] <PaleoCrafter> key:value is valid properties syntax as well

L284[08:59:18] <PaleoCrafter> that's the main problem here

L285[08:59:26] <Akkarin> Not really

L286[08:59:32] <barteks2x> and what would key=something:value do?

L287[08:59:41] <Akkarin> just assign something:value to key

L288[08:59:47] <barteks2x> probably something:value would be value

L289[08:59:49] <Akkarin> it only gets weird for the parser when you got a newline in there

L290[08:59:55] <Akkarin> aka a non-escaped newline

L291[09:00:04] <Akkarin> since in no case, there can be two properties per line

L292[09:00:08] <barteks2x> so the json config has no newlines at all

L293[09:00:18] <Akkarin> If it does have any they're escaped most likely

L294[09:00:27] <barteks2x> it's all in a single line, just like those commands in commandblock contraptions

L295[09:00:30] <Akkarin> no clue whether Java's parser understands indentation though

L296[09:00:54] <Ordinastie> why in hell didn't they make a separate generation.json file ? :x

L297[09:01:15] <barteks2x> because they already had server.properties

L298[09:01:28] <Akkarin> Well that's what I mean with that. Newlines are probably just replaced by \n in the json if any are present ... which I guess is standard for most libraries anyways

L299[09:01:44] <Akkarin> Well you are talking about a company that smacks json into NBT ... so yeah

L300[09:01:48] <barteks2x> there are no newlines in that

L301[09:01:55] <barteks2x> I think so at least

L302[09:02:31] <Akkarin> Well in your specific object probably not. I was rather talking about the issues of putting it into a properties file to begin with

L303[09:02:39] <PaleoCrafter> oh, my bad, I just remembered that the colon is escaped in splash.properties (defaults written by the Java stuff), so I assumed it was required

L304[09:02:54] <barteks2x> this is example config: {"coordinateScale":684.412,"heightScale":684.412,"lowerLimitScale":512.0,"upperLimitScale":512.0,"depthNoiseScaleX":200.0,"depthNoiseScaleZ":200.0,"depthNoiseScaleExponent":0.5,"mainNoiseScaleX":80.0,"mainNoiseScaleY":160.0,"mainNoiseScaleZ":80.0,"baseSize":8.5,"stretchY":12.0,"biomeDepthWeight":1.0,"biomeDepthOffset":0.0,"biomeScaleWeight":1.0,"biomeScaleOffset":0.0,"seaLevel":63,"useCaves":tr

L305[09:02:54] <barteks2x> ue,"useDungeons":true,"dungeonChance":8,"useStrongholds":true,"useVillages":true,"useMineShafts":true,"useTemples":true,"useMonuments":true,"useMansions":true,"useRavines":true,"useWaterLakes":true,"waterLakeChance":4,"useLavaLakes":true,"lavaLakeChance":80,"useLavaOceans":false,"fixedBiome":-1,"biomeSize":4,"riverSize":4,"dirtSize":33,"dirtCount":10,"dirtMinHeight":0,"dirtMaxHeight":256,"gravelSize":33,"gravelCount":

L306[09:02:54] <barteks2x> 8,"gravelMinHeight":0,"gravelMaxHeight":256,"graniteSize":33,"graniteCount":10,"graniteMinHeight":0,"graniteMaxHeight":80,"dioriteSize":33,"dioriteCount":10,"dioriteMinHeight":0,"dioriteMaxHeight":80,"andesiteSize":33,"andesiteCount":10,"andesiteMinHeight":0,"andesiteMaxHeight":80,"coalSize":17,"coalCount":20,"coalMinHeight":0,"coalMaxHeight":128,"ironSize":9,"ironCount":20,"ironMinHeight":0,"ironMaxHeight":64,"goldSi

L307[09:02:59] <barteks2x> ze":9,"goldCount":2,"goldMinHeight":0,"goldMaxHeight":32,"redstoneSize":8,"redstoneCount":8,"redstoneMinHeight":0,"redstoneMaxHeight":16,"diamondSize":8,"diamondCount":1,"diamondMinHeight":0,"diamondMaxHeight":16,"lapisSize":7,"lapisCount":1,"lapisCenterHeight":16,"lapisSpread":16}

L308[09:03:03] <barteks2x> oops

L309[09:03:05] <barteks2x> didn't know it's so long

L310[09:03:07] <Akkarin> ...

L311[09:03:19] <barteks2x> sorry for spam

L312[09:03:32] <IoP> I hope I could say that...

L313[09:03:52] <Akkarin> tbh it would've made more sense to extract it out of there and create a new format to take care of world settings now that they're so complex

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L316[09:06:20] <barteks2x> does json support float values "infinity" and "-infinity"?

L317[09:06:46] <PaleoCrafter> not natively, no

L318[09:07:00] <barteks2x> that will make configuring my generator a bit hard...

L319[09:07:07] <barteks2x> because there are some places with infinities

L320[09:07:23] <barteks2x> specifically, ore min/max generation heights

L321[09:07:23] <PaleoCrafter> JSON doesn't really distinguish between int, double etc., it's all just numbers

L322[09:07:42] <barteks2x> most ores have min height -infinite

L323[09:07:47] <barteks2x> *-infinity

L324[09:08:18] <Akkarin> you could just write yourself a little serializer

L325[09:08:49] <barteks2x> it supports strings right?

L326[09:08:51] <Akkarin> aka "-infinity" and "infinity" in their string versions are converted accordingly

L327[09:09:22] <barteks2x> then I will just catch an error whenn parsing floats nad try to parse infinities

L328[09:09:52] <barteks2x> not very good way but I'm not writing my own connfig format

L329[09:10:18] <PaleoCrafter> just write a deserialiser for a single wrapper type

L330[09:10:29] <Akkarin> just write a (de-)serializer to register with gson or whatever they use :o

L331[09:10:52] <Akkarin> doubt you'd even need to use a wrapper. At worst you'll have to use the object version

L332[09:10:57] <Akkarin> aka the boxed ones

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L334[09:11:36] <barteks2x> I currently (ab)use minecraft's JsonUtils

L335[09:11:38] <PaleoCrafter> unless you want to parse the whole config yourself, you'd need a wrapper type, I think

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L337[09:12:02] <Akkarin> well how does MC pass that nonsense down to the worldgen

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L339[09:12:32] <barteks2x> gson getAsFloat implementation: return isNumber() ? getAsNumber().floatValue() : Float.parseFloat(getAsString());

L340[09:12:38] <barteks2x> it uses Float.parseFloat

L341[09:12:43] <barteks2x> so it supports infinities

L342[09:12:46] <Akkarin> lol

L343[09:13:11] <Akkarin> Well gson is pretty far from standard so yeah

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L346[09:14:01] <barteks2x> I'm wondering if I could port my worlgen code to sponge at some point

L347[09:15:07] <PaleoCrafter> oh, you're not directly deserialising into an object?

L348[09:15:24] <barteks2x> wait, that is possible?

L349[09:15:29] <Akkarin> ...

L350[09:15:37] <barteks2x> I just copied ChunkProviderSettings

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L352[09:15:49] <barteks2x> and changed it the way I wanted

L353[09:15:54] <Ordinastie> because copying vanilla code is ALWAYS a good idea

L354[09:16:01] <barteks2x> I've never used gson before

L355[09:16:20] <Akkarin> Might want to Google it

L356[09:16:29] <Akkarin> their doc is pretty complete ... as with all Google open source libraries

L357[09:17:22] <barteks2x> wait

L358[09:17:26] <barteks2x> it is custom serializer

L359[09:18:47] <Akkarin> ?

L360[09:19:00] <barteks2x> Vanilla uses custom serializer here

L361[09:19:19] <Akkarin> well what for specifically

L362[09:19:33] <Akkarin> you usually don't need any unless you intend to de-serialize interfaces or something similar

L363[09:19:41] <barteks2x> for ChunkProviderSettings.Factory

L364[09:19:47] <barteks2x> that's what they have

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L366[09:20:18] <Akkarin> Well either they didn't read the documentation either or there's a part of the type that requires a de-serializer

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L368[09:20:46] <barteks2x> the only thing they do that isn't just reading the config is modifying one value in the process

L369[09:21:09] <barteks2x> the fixedBiome value

L370[09:21:24] <Akkarin> Well processing one property that isn't of a custom type usually requires a serializer

L371[09:21:54] <barteks2x> except that it could be done after reasing config

L372[09:21:57] <barteks2x> *reading

L373[09:22:02] <Akkarin> not necessarily

L374[09:22:16] <barteks2x> they serialize it into factory anyway

L375[09:22:26] <barteks2x> so they could do that

L376[09:22:27] <Akkarin> if the types differ or thread safety by immutability is desired, doing it in the de-serializer would be favorable

L377[09:22:44] <barteks2x> it's an int...

L378[09:22:47] <Akkarin> I am not entirely sure whether Gson can also use getters/setters which would allow you to do that more easily

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L380[09:22:53] <barteks2x> and it's supposed to be int in config

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L382[09:23:14] <Akkarin> Well as I said: There's those cases. If that doesn't fit there's probably no reason to do it that way

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L384[09:23:22] <Akkarin> Keep in mind: Mojang does not code sane stuff

L385[09:23:32] <Akkarin> they code stuff that somehow sometimes works. No more. No less.

L386[09:24:08] <barteks2x> And I asked 2 times here if it's possible without repeating each config option name 8 times

L387[09:24:11] <barteks2x> and I got no reply

L388[09:24:25] <barteks2x> Why I always get answer after I do it my way...

L389[09:24:48] <Akkarin> Well. Channel of volunteers = inconsistent frequency of answers, inconsistent quality, etc.

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L391[09:25:53] <PaleoCrafter> dafuq, updating my fluid placement PR right now. whenever I try to place a Vanilla fluid, it doesn't seem to get an update and doesn't start moving, although I use the exact same flag as Vanilla

L392[09:26:00] <PaleoCrafter> works just fine with mod fluids

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L400[09:36:07] <barteks2x> I did something wrong, just don't know what

L401[09:36:15] <barteks2x> my extreme hills are nowhere near extreme

L402[09:37:58] <barteks2x> this is what it looks like: http://i.imgur.com/Qln8anS.png

L403[09:38:04] <barteks2x> I don't think it should look like this

L404[09:39:38] <Ordinastie> your screenshots always look so bad :x

L405[09:39:50] <barteks2x> in what way bad?

L406[09:39:55] <Ordinastie> no AO, hurts my eyes

L407[09:40:09] <barteks2x> no mipmapping?

L408[09:40:14] <Ordinastie> no, AO

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L410[09:40:18] <Ordinastie> Ambiant Occlusion

L411[09:40:24] <barteks2x> oh, smooth lighting?

L412[09:40:42] <barteks2x> I disable it to bettwe see light values

L413[09:41:30] <barteks2x> but tehre, better screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/pneXHRQ.png

L414[09:41:58] <Ordinastie> yep, that changes everything

L415[09:42:13] <barteks2x> I also have the issue with slow chunk rendering

L416[09:42:28] <barteks2x> and disabling smooth ligting and mipmapping makes it better

L417[09:42:39] <barteks2x> *chunk updating

L418[09:43:48] <barteks2x> smooth lighting is nice, but it hides the actual light values

L419[09:43:54] <barteks2x> so it's harder to notice when they are wrong

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L421[09:45:39] <barteks2x> fir example the one at the top looks almost right, the one at the bottom is clearly wrong: http://imgur.com/a/qsWwm

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L423[09:45:50] <PaleoCrafter> mezz, if you're around, I've updated my fluid PR

L424[09:47:12] <barteks2x> but good to know smooth lighting is important to people

L425[09:50:10] <PaleoCrafter> I'd say that's pretty obvious :P

L426[09:50:53] <barteks2x> for me it's "if it's there, it's fine, I don't need it"

L427[09:51:03] <barteks2x> so it's not that obvious

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L429[09:58:42] <ghz|afk> I don't use the full smooth lighting

L430[09:58:47] <ghz|afk> I prefer the middle option

L431[09:59:51] <barteks2x> for some time I remember using 4x4 texture pack to get reasonabe preformance on old laptop so I'm used to bad graphics

L432[10:00:06] <ghz|afk> lol

L433[10:00:11] <barteks2x> (at that time it was still named tecture pack)

L434[10:01:05] <barteks2x> that laptop could barely get 20 fps

L435[10:01:19] <barteks2x> with optifine and all lowest settings

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L438[10:04:13] <gr8pefish> Shouldn't this line force my mod to have Forge > 2120? DEPEND = "after:Forge@[10.18.2.2120,)

L439[10:04:48] <ghz|afk> required-after?

L440[10:05:01] <gr8pefish> ugh, thanks! knew it was some dumb typo thing

L441[10:05:19] <ghz|afk> IMO, it should still fail

L442[10:05:30] <ghz|afk> but /shrug

L443[10:05:31] <gr8pefish> I thought so too, but apparently it doesn't

L444[10:05:42] <gr8pefish> I'll just include the required, thanks for the catch

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L446[10:06:37] <ghz|afk> "after:Forge@[10.18.2.2120,)" SHOULD mean "if it exists, require that version range"

L447[10:07:37] <PaleoCrafter> PR it :P

L448[10:08:19] <ghz|afk> I'm too tired to even properly work on my own mods, these days

L449[10:08:53] <ghz|afk> today at work I spent all day trying to configure an IPsec tunnel on a consumer router flashed with OpenWRT

L450[10:09:08] <ghz|afk> I managed to get the tunnel itself "working"

L451[10:09:18] <ghz|afk> xcept I can't truly test it because packets aren't being sent through it

L452[10:09:34] <ghz|afk> and I'm FAR from an IT person

L453[10:09:44] <ghz|afk> I roughly know what the concepts mean

L454[10:10:00] <ghz|afk> but messing with iptables is way beyond my expertise

L455[10:10:13] <PaleoCrafter> but you've studied CS, you obviously are an IT person :P

L456[10:10:33] <Keridos> hm, I have a json of a wall here and I want it to be transformed from the model like this https://gist.github.com/Keridos/23dccd15f2c62324a0548f694e90d8db

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L458[10:10:55] <Keridos> but the inventory block is not using those display transforms on my client

L459[10:14:54] <ghz|afk> was there some way to tell IDEA that ItemStack variables should never be null?

L460[10:15:07] <ghz|afk> I mean besides annotating the class itself

L461[10:15:46] <barteks2x> there is issue for MinecraftDev plugin for that

L462[10:16:35] <ghz|afk> ah

L463[10:16:40] <ghz|afk> there's an "external annotations" thingy in IDEA

L464[10:16:42] <ghz|afk> trying it

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L466[10:27:25] <tterrag> external annotations are neat but a bit tricky to make portable

L467[10:29:02] <gr8pefish> what's the event for when a player (right) clicks a block?

L468[10:30:22] <tterrag> PlayerInteractEvent.RightClickBlock

L469[10:30:23] <gr8pefish> PlayerInteractEvent.RightClickBlock, found it :P

L470[10:30:33] <gr8pefish> hehe, perfect timing

L471[10:32:51] <ghz|afk> meh, making a class @Nonnull doesn't cause IDEA to warn if you assign null to a variable of its type

L472[10:33:52] <tterrag> I didn't even think @Nonnull was valid on classes

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L476[10:42:18] <ghz|afk> hmmm, I think that @Nonnull on a class is taken to mean that its methods won't return null

L477[10:42:27] <ghz|afk> not that variables of that type shouldn't be nullable by default

L478[10:42:57] <mezz> that seems weird

L479[10:43:08] <Keridos> iu cannot get my custom model to render correctly in inventory

L480[10:43:11] <Keridos> or as itemblock

L481[10:43:32] <Keridos> I extend wall_side and wall_post and assign "display" settings

L482[10:44:01] <Keridos> but it always renders the item not translated, rotated or scaled at all

L483[10:44:07] <ghz|afk> mezz: scratch that

L484[10:44:19] <ghz|afk> I had @MethodsReturnNonnullByDefault on the package and I forgot

L485[10:44:20] <ghz|afk> XD

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L487[10:44:29] <mezz> heh

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L489[10:45:09] <mezz> could someone in here do me the tremendous favor of turning cpw's forge setup tutorial into text for the forge wiki? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLWQk6ed56Q

L490[10:45:41] <mezz> it's only about 10 minutes long and half of it seems to be waiting for stuff to load or whatever, so it would be very nice to have it in text

L491[10:46:40] <mezz> Also apparently some people are not able to watch the video for whatever reason, and this information is essential to making Forge PRs https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/3190#issuecomment-263914847

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L493[10:54:57] <PaleoCrafter> I bet you williewillus would be more than happy to do so :D

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L495[10:55:48] <mezz> they seem pretty busy lately

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L497[10:58:18] <PaleoCrafter> I can give it a go in about an hour

L498[10:58:34] <mezz> awesome thanks

L499[10:59:22] <gr8pefish> +1 that'd be awesome paleo, ty

L500[11:00:45] <barteks2x> I generally don't like video tutorials, because you can't finish it faster than the video takes

L501[11:01:48] <mezz> c.pw is generally very low on free time, so it was a good enough solution to help me when I was having lots of trouble setting things up myself

L502[11:02:33] <mezz> writing it down will be a big improvement though, especially if it's on the wiki where people can add images or update it as necessary

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L504[11:11:23] <gr8pefish> Anyone know if it would be possible to change the coloring on a damage bar? tterrag, I knoe EnderIO does similar, but it also uses a coremod for the 2 damage bar feature iirc.

L505[11:11:49] <ghz|afk> in 1.11, there's a method to get the damage bar color

L506[11:11:52] <ghz|afk> in Item

L507[11:11:54] <ghz|afk> added by forge

L508[11:11:56] <barteks2x> I think it should be possible in 1.11

L509[11:12:14] <gr8pefish> What about 1.10?

L510[11:12:49] <ghz|afk> hmm I thought there was

L511[11:12:53] <TechnicianLP2> why not 1.11?

L512[11:13:20] <barteks2x> why profiling has to be so hard...

L513[11:14:44] <gr8pefish> I just looked through Item in 1.10 source, and saw no such method for the color of the damage bar

L514[11:15:25] <barteks2x> I would look at the code that calculates it

L515[11:15:28] <ghz|afk> no this was new to 1.11

L516[11:15:29] <ghz|afk> but

L517[11:15:32] <ghz|afk> I'm confused now

L518[11:15:32] <barteks2x> and find if it calls somethign useful

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L520[11:15:42] <ghz|afk> I was certain there was something for the durability bar damage

L521[11:15:43] <moony> is there a channel for discussion about OpenComputers?

L522[11:15:45] <ghz|afk> but I can't find it

L523[11:15:53] <gr8pefish> Yeah I might have luck in RenderItem

L524[11:15:54] <ghz|afk> color*

L525[11:17:21] <ghz|afk> ah foundit

L526[11:17:21] <ghz|afk> int rgbfordisplay = stack.getItem().getRGBDurabilityForDisplay(stack);

L527[11:17:30] <ghz|afk> 1.11

L528[11:17:42] <ghz|afk> the code is in RenderItem#renderItemOverlayIntoGUI

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L531[11:18:47] <gr8pefish> Yup, looking at that right now actually. In 1.10 it seems to be hardcoded colors: this.draw(vertexbuffer, xPosition + 2, yPosition + 13, 13, 2, 0, 0, 0, 255); where draw(VertexBuffer renderer, int x, int y, int width, int height, int red, int green, int blue, int alpha)

L532[11:19:21] <moony> what would be a good amount of memory to allocate to gradlew for forge env setup?

L533[11:20:04] <mezz> 3 gigs

L534[11:20:05] <gr8pefish> dang, I'll try and think of something else. I wanted to do a boolean style indicator on the damage bar using colors, but I may be able to think of something else. I'm currently displaying how full my inventory is, but I'd like to show if it has any slots open as well as an additional indicator.

L535[11:21:00] <tterrag> gr8pefish, petition forge for a GL item render

L536[11:21:03] <tterrag> :P

L537[11:21:45] <gr8pefish> That's be amazing but I'm not sure I'm knowledgeable enough to spearhead a petition like that xD

L538[11:23:57] <ghz|afk> do you can embed a durability bar into an item baked model

L539[11:24:05] <ghz|afk> by using a quad or 2

L540[11:24:06] <barteks2x> the profiler takes forever to start

L541[11:24:19] <ghz|afk> and no

L542[11:24:27] <ghz|afk> forge won't accept anything that lets people draw items with opengl

L543[11:24:34] <ghz|afk> lex has made that extremely clear

L544[11:25:09] <mezz> the less openGL forge has, the easier it is to optimize drawing stuff

L545[11:25:17] <barteks2x> damn, I justa started profiler and accidentally loaded world instead of creating new one

L546[11:25:28] <mezz> you can't batch stuff that has random openGL calls in it

L547[11:27:11] <barteks2x> worldgen spawnpoint generation performance with profiler: 1% per 10 seconds, without profiler: 5% per second, that's why I almost never use real profiler

L548[11:27:38] <tterrag> ghz|afk, not really

L549[11:28:00] <tterrag> a damage bar would require knowing the perspective inside getQuads (which is not known)

L550[11:28:06] <tterrag> it would also require disabling lighting

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L552[11:28:29] <tterrag> mezz, we have TESR

L553[11:28:51] <tterrag> as I've said before, it would not be hard to make batching opt-out

L554[11:29:09] <tterrag> you know, like exactly the way TESRs are "opt out" right now

L555[11:29:26] <mezz> sounds good

L556[11:30:00] <mezz> not a lot has been done on rendering recently though, this is just up in the air

L557[11:30:16] <tterrag> mezz, point is, there will ALWAYS be things which need GL. you can make the model system as inclusive as possible

L558[11:30:21] <tterrag> but it never will cut it

L559[11:30:41] <tterrag> there's no real good reason to leave it out except "principle"

L560[11:30:41] <mezz> I agree

L561[11:30:54] <tterrag> which is the stupidest way to write an API.

L562[11:30:56] <barteks2x> uh.. visualvm profiler doesn't seem to inclue lambdas

L563[11:31:09] <ghz|afk> specially for items, which aren't even batched to begin with

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L565[11:31:23] <tterrag> ghz|afk, well, the current cry is that "but they could be!"

L566[11:31:29] <Ordinastie> tterrag, but but, modders do stuff that break stuff!!!

L567[11:31:56] <ghz|afk> TBH, I'm not sad that IItemRenderer was removed

L568[11:32:00] <MalkContent> is milk an existing fluid like water and lava?

L569[11:32:04] <ghz|afk> everyone used it for items instead of proper models

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L571[11:32:23] <tterrag> ghz|afk, not sure what that means

L572[11:32:27] <ghz|afk> it became the first resort

L573[11:32:32] <tterrag> it was the only resort

L574[11:32:34] <ghz|afk> rather than a last-resort "only for special cases" renderer

L575[11:32:37] <mezz> MalkContent, no it's added in-world by mods like Forestry and MFR

L576[11:32:37] <tterrag> there were no models...

L577[11:32:48] <ghz|afk> well yeah

L578[11:32:55] <tterrag> ghz|afk, what are you saying. if you wanted anything other than a basic 2D image you needed IItemRenderer

L579[11:33:07] <ghz|afk> I mean that everyone used ModelRenderers for it

L580[11:33:11] <tterrag> I think enough time has passed that now, if something analogous was added, people would more readily use regular models

L581[11:33:14] <tterrag> and if not, who cares

L582[11:33:17] <MalkContent> kay. ty mezz

L583[11:33:28] <ghz|afk> nah

L584[11:33:47] <ghz|afk> there's still an absurd number of 1.7.10 mods

L585[11:33:53] <ghz|afk> where the main reason they aren't ported

L586[11:33:57] <ghz|afk> is the authors refuse to use models

L587[11:34:11] <ghz|afk> "if I can't use my techne-as-java models, I won't port" kinda attitude

L588[11:34:11] <tterrag> who cares

L589[11:34:28] <mezz> http://bot.notenoughmods.com/

L590[11:34:28] <ghz|afk> we care

L591[11:34:40] <tterrag> you shouldn't

L592[11:34:44] <tterrag> it's not your problem

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L595[11:38:55] <McJty> mezz, that's very outdated. None of my 1.11 mods are tehre even

L596[11:39:23] <PaleoCrafter> that's because you have to do it yourself :P

L597[11:39:27] <gr8pefish> I think that's on your end. iirc, you have to opt-in to it with new versions

L598[11:39:29] <mezz> you can add them, #NotEnoughMods channel

L599[11:39:39] <McJty> Well yes. As if I don't have enough to do :-)

L600[11:39:49] <mezz> you can ask someone else to add them too

L601[11:39:52] <mezz> heh

L602[11:40:01] <gr8pefish> hehe, fair, but still true that it's not their fault

L603[11:40:07] <ghz|afk> "I should add my mods there someday"

L604[11:40:17] <ghz|afk> every time someone brings it up

L605[11:40:18] <ghz|afk> XD

L606[11:40:20] <TechnicianLP> should get curseforge fetch

L607[11:40:27] <mezz> yea

L608[11:40:29] <tterrag> McJty, Renol can be configured to look at your CI/releases to automatically add new updates

L609[11:40:31] <tterrag> set and forget

L610[11:40:42] <McJty> Renol?

L611[11:40:54] <mezz> Renol is the bot in that channel

L612[11:41:07] <McJty> ah

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L614[11:41:11] <gr8pefish> yeah it is a 1-time thing, then updates are handled automatically

L615[11:41:18] <gr8pefish> not too much work considering

L616[11:41:34] <gr8pefish> well, same-mc-version updates*

L617[11:41:39] <McJty> Well it didn't seem to have catched my rftools alpha for 1.11

L618[11:41:46] <McJty> Even though rftools is in the 1.10 list

L619[11:41:52] <ghz|afk> maybe it ignores alphas

L620[11:42:00] <mezz> it needs to be updated for each MC version, you !copy the data to a new version

L621[11:42:01] <McJty> Well there are 'dev-only' versions tehre

L622[11:42:25] <McJty> Anyway, I have 12 mods which I'm now porting hybrid to 1.10/1.11

L623[11:42:31] <McJty> So for now I'll keep on doing that :-)

L624[11:43:02] <ghz|afk> hah

L625[11:43:06] <ghz|afk> there's one of my mods, in 1.9

L626[11:43:14] <ghz|afk> it's not even updated for 1.9.4

L627[11:43:14] <gr8pefish> ^ mez is correct, use !copy

L628[11:43:40] <moony> what would be a good amount of memory to allocate to gradlew for forge env setup?

L629[11:43:53] <ghz|afk> 3gb

L630[11:43:58] <ghz|afk> they already told you

L631[11:44:02] <moony> oh

L632[11:44:03] <moony> derp

L633[11:44:20] * moony should try the magical thing called 'scrolling' sometime

L634[11:44:23] <ghz|afk> 3gb is enough for MDK and for forge proper

L635[11:45:12] <mezz> heh

L636[11:45:26] <moony> hi mezz. (nice to meet you ^_^)

L637[11:45:39] <McJty> mezz, if the new setRecipe is present in IRecipeCategory I suppose jei will not try to call the deprecated one? on 1.10

L638[11:45:40] <moony> and thanks ghz|afk

L639[11:46:05] <mezz> o/ moony

L640[11:46:13] <mezz> McJty, that's right

L641[11:46:23] <gr8pefish> #JEI exists if you have more questions mcjty (if anyone cares)

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L643[11:50:01] * TechnicianLP cant add his mod in #NotEnoughMods

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L645[11:54:40] <mezz> TechnicianLP, poke an OP in there to get permission

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L647[11:57:32] <McJty> Woo ModBot just reported a new release of a mod for 1.4.7. That's old :-)

L648[11:59:05] <mezz> heh

L649[11:59:18] <Akkarin> The real question is: Which 1.4? :P

L650[12:02:49] <Keridos> is there no other way than to create a model for each item with a specific texture for correct inventory rendering of subblocks with correct textures?

L651[12:03:00] <Keridos> I can either get the right texture, or the right transformation

L652[12:03:03] <Keridos> not both currently

L653[12:04:23] <ghz|afk> hm?

L654[12:04:37] <Keridos> I am trying to get a wall in my mod with different textures

L655[12:04:47] <ghz|afk> yep

L656[12:04:54] <Keridos> problem is it renders too big and not correctly rotated as itemblock and in inventory

L657[12:05:10] <ghz|afk> either add "parent":"block/block" to the model json

L658[12:05:11] <ghz|afk> or

L659[12:05:20] <ghz|afk> "transform":"forge:default-block" on your blockstates json

L660[12:05:25] <TechnicianLP> McJty where did it report that?

L661[12:05:25] <Keridos> https://gist.github.com/Keridos/23dccd15f2c62324a0548f694e90d8db

L662[12:05:31] <Keridos> https://gist.github.com/Keridos/cc69930ad7b28d82fd36c14d6bc65f57

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L664[12:05:40] <Keridos> that are (one part of the model) and the blockstate json

L665[12:05:50] <ghz|afk> don't use the "display" section

L666[12:06:06] <ghz|afk> or wait hm

L667[12:06:12] <ghz|afk> wall_post.json doesn't have a "parent"

L668[12:06:25] <Keridos> it does

L669[12:06:31] <Keridos> it has block/wall_post

L670[12:06:40] <ghz|afk> no I mean

L671[12:06:42] <ghz|afk> wall_post itself

L672[12:06:48] <ghz|afk> see wall_inventory.json

L673[12:06:51] <ghz|afk> vanilla uses separate models

L674[12:06:53] <ghz|afk> for inventory and block

L675[12:06:55] <Keridos> i know

L676[12:06:57] <ghz|afk> so it doesn't need transforms

L677[12:07:11] <Keridos> cant i add those transforms myself?

L678[12:07:13] <ghz|afk> so you have two choices

L679[12:07:21] <ghz|afk> well 3

L680[12:07:30] <ghz|afk> 1. add the "display" section and tweak it until it works

L681[12:07:43] <ghz|afk> 2. swithc your blockstates file to using forge blockstates

L682[12:07:49] <ghz|afk> and use "transform":"forge:default-block"

L683[12:07:57] <Keridos> ghz|afk: it seems to completely ignore my display section

L684[12:08:02] <ghz|afk> 3. use separate models for item and block, like vanilla

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L686[12:08:36] <McJty> TechnicianLP, on twitter

L687[12:08:48] <Keridos> ghz|afk: doesnt forge_marker 1 make it using forge blockstates

L688[12:08:55] <Keridos> https://gist.github.com/Keridos/cc69930ad7b28d82fd36c14d6bc65f57

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L691[12:14:04] <BrainStone> Hi. Is there a way to automatically download a base mod?

L692[12:14:14] <McJty> Base mod?

L693[12:14:30] <McJty> Ah, well I just set a proper dependency in curse

L694[12:14:37] <BrainStone> Like BrandonCore for DraconicEvolution

L695[12:14:42] <McJty> So at least for people making a modpack via curse they will get dependencies automatically

L696[12:14:48] <BrainStone> I know that

L697[12:14:54] <BrainStone> That's not the issue

L698[12:15:23] <McJty> Not sure I a big fan of mods downloading things automatically like that

L699[12:15:39] <BrainStone> It also wouldn't be too bad if it didn't worked. I would just like to know if it is possible

L700[12:15:51] <McJty> Well it sure is possible since mods are doing it

L701[12:15:55] <ghz|afk> forge won't download dependencies for you

L702[12:16:00] <ghz|afk> however a custom launcher may

L703[12:16:05] <mezz> I believe the auto-downloader that Draconic Evolution (CCC?) used has been removed

L704[12:16:12] <ghz|afk> example: the curse one that McJty mentioned

L705[12:16:25] <Keridos> ghz|afk: even with parent: "block/block" and just setting the elements in the submodel jsons

L706[12:16:37] <Keridos> it still does not apply the correct transformations at all

L707[12:16:43] <BrainStone> CodeChicken-CoreLib used to be downloaded automatically

L708[12:16:54] <ghz|afk> Keridos: doesi tapply ANY transforms at all?

L709[12:17:01] <ghz|afk> because

L710[12:17:06] <mezz> it has been killed off because it's very bad practice BrainStone

L711[12:17:06] <ghz|afk> if you are porting from 1.8.x to 1.9

L712[12:17:10] <ghz|afk> the transforms changed

L713[12:17:18] <ghz|afk> they don't "mean" the same

L714[12:17:27] <ghz|afk> because the default angles are different

L715[12:17:49] <BrainStone> Alright. Not gonna do it then.

L716[12:17:57] <BrainStone> But regardless is it still possible?

L717[12:18:03] <mezz> it's possible, yes

L718[12:18:43] <BrainStone> Ok. I might ask for details another time. Thanks mezz

L719[12:18:58] <mezz> no problem

L720[12:22:24] <Keridos> ghz|afk: it looks like it doesnt apply any transform

L721[12:23:17] <Keridos> blockstate now: https://gist.github.com/Keridos/cc69930ad7b28d82fd36c14d6bc65f57 model now: https://gist.github.com/Keridos/23dccd15f2c62324a0548f694e90d8db

L722[12:24:11] <ghz|afk> welp

L723[12:24:16] <ghz|afk> submodels do NOT get the transform

L724[12:24:20] <ghz|afk> only the root model does

L725[12:24:29] <ghz|afk> you'd have to have the transform applied to each submodel separately

L726[12:24:40] <Keridos> is there any neat way to do that?

L727[12:26:57] <Keridos> ghz|afk: can I make custom blockstate for the item rendering?

L728[12:27:09] <Keridos> or a seperate json

L729[12:27:32] <Keridos> using a modified model and applying some texture to it?

L730[12:27:58] <ghz|afk> you can have each subitem as a separate json file

L731[12:28:02] <ghz|afk> but I don't think that's waht you want?

L732[12:28:14] <Keridos> nah the type should still change he txture

L733[12:28:20] <Keridos> trying a seperate json for item rendering now

L734[12:28:30] <ghz|afk> but

L735[12:28:30] <ghz|afk> hmm

L736[12:28:34] <ghz|afk> why do you not have a base model?

L737[12:28:52] <Keridos> it is a wall with different textures

L738[12:28:57] <Keridos> it only uses submodels

L739[12:29:04] <ghz|afk> yes that's my question

L740[12:29:10] <ghz|afk> in like, a fence

L741[12:29:13] <ghz|afk> there's the base "post"

L742[12:29:19] <ghz|afk> and then the "sides" which could be submodels

L743[12:29:26] <Keridos> ghz|afk: the problem is that the post is not always rendered

L744[12:29:35] <ghz|afk> ah, how so?

L745[12:29:38] <McJty> You can have an invisible base model can't you?

L746[12:29:47] <ghz|afk> oh wait I see

L747[12:29:49] <ghz|afk> in like, continued line

L748[12:29:51] <Keridos> yes

L749[12:29:59] <ghz|afk> XxxxxxxxX

L750[12:30:18] <ghz|afk> you only have 6 textures, it seems

L751[12:30:27] <ghz|afk> you could have those 6 item models separate

L752[12:30:52] <ghz|afk> or hmm

L753[12:30:57] <ghz|afk> I have another idea

L754[12:31:02] <ghz|afk> you could use

L755[12:31:17] <Keridos> Trying a seperate json blockstate for the inventory model

L756[12:31:21] <ghz|afk> "model": "ompd:wall_post"

L757[12:31:24] <ghz|afk> in the defaults block

L758[12:31:25] <ghz|afk> and

L759[12:31:44] <ghz|afk> "model": "" or whatever in the "false" branch of "up"

L760[12:34:25] <Keridos> lets see if that works

L761[12:35:21] <Keridos> that was not good, all models had the base mode now

L762[12:35:39] <Keridos> well derp

L763[12:35:43] <Keridos> forgot something

L764[12:35:50] <Keridos> but the items still render weird

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L766[12:41:49] <Keridos> ghz|afk: the seperate blcokstate json for the item works

L767[12:47:12] <Keridos> thanks for all the tips and help :9

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L770[12:59:44] <Ordinastie> ahah, the things you find on steam's workshop :p http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=757899378

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L776[13:06:06] <PaleoCrafter> is there anything bad that can happen from changing stuff in the Clean project?

L777[13:06:50] <Ordinastie> won't that generate/mess the patches ?

L778[13:07:11] <PaleoCrafter> ah, I suppose it's the point of refernce for the patches?

L779[13:07:48] <Ordinastie> I think so

L780[13:13:36] <PaleoCrafter> mezz, I should have addressed all your comments, I hope the PR's fine now :)

L781[13:17:13] <mezz> thanks

L782[13:18:05] <PaleoCrafter> I'm also almost done with the dev env guide, only adding the test mod stuff now

L783[13:18:08] <masa> so, if MCP bot doesn't find a field, does that mean it has ben patched in by Forge?

L784[13:18:11] <mezz> awesome

L785[13:18:22] <mezz> masa probably yes

L786[13:18:35] <masa> how do I find it easily?

L787[13:18:38] <mezz> you can search the forge patch

L788[13:18:39] <masa> *out

L789[13:18:43] <masa> right..

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L791[13:19:13] <masa> aha yep there it is

L792[13:19:14] <mezz> https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/tree/1.10.x/patches/minecraft/net/minecraft

L793[13:19:16] <mezz> cool

L794[13:19:39] <masa> so that means that I can just use the one name it has with reflection, right?

L795[13:19:47] <mezz> yep

L796[13:19:56] <masa> alright cool, thanks

L797[13:20:29] <mezz> if you're not doing anything super hacky, consider making a PR to add a getter or something, or make it public

L798[13:20:59] <masa> right, yeah... I've come across multiple odd or stupid things today related to what I'm doing

L799[13:21:20] <masa> not sure if forge would be willing to change some of those

L800[13:21:32] <masa> and if that would break lots of stuff

L801[13:21:40] <mezz> ok

L802[13:22:09] <masa> so in this case stuff related to world borders and WorldInfo

L803[13:23:03] <mezz> well get it working with reflection first, yeah

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L808[13:31:25] <PaleoCrafter> gah, I can't seem to get IDEA to copy the resources of the test source set into the production output directory

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L812[13:35:22] <TechnicianLP2> better than missing minecraftclasses while genpatches

L813[13:36:08] <PaleoCrafter> well, I can't really write instructions on it without getting it to work myself :P

L814[13:38:37] <barteks2x> I still want to finish readthedocs on worldgen, but I'm not sure how much detail it should contain

L815[13:39:01] <barteks2x> should it be more towards explaining how stuff works or more towards explaining how to use it?

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L817[13:39:18] <Ordinastie> both ?

L818[13:40:03] <barteks2x> And I'm not sure how detailed explanations of "how it works" should be

L819[13:40:28] <barteks2x> too detailed = noone will read it

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L821[13:41:02] <ghz|afk> I'd lean toward the functional side of things

L822[13:41:16] <Deamon> talking about the process is probably good, and then into some of the common patterns used for the feature generators and such

L823[13:41:24] <Deamon> thats usually what people will want/need to know

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L825[13:41:31] <ghz|afk> you can do both

L826[13:41:37] <ghz|afk> and have them in separate pages/sections

L827[13:41:56] <ghz|afk> most people WILL skip the "why" part, and go straight to the "how" part

L828[13:41:57] <barteks2x> Telling people that "because of how it works, you need to offset x and z coords by 8" probablyy isn't enough

L829[13:42:03] <ghz|afk> no

L830[13:42:54] <ghz|afk> but saying "Minecraft keeps a 2x2 area of chunks to work with, so it's best to generate using the central 16x16. This means you will want to offset the coords by 8 on X and Z"

L831[13:42:59] <ghz|afk> is short enough to make sense

L832[13:43:06] <ghz|afk> long enough to make sense*

L833[13:43:13] <ghz|afk> but short enough that people can still read through it

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L835[13:43:23] <ghz|afk> s/keeps/gives you/

L836[13:43:40] <barteks2x> I'm not really good at writing things... I would never make it so short

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L838[13:45:51] <ghz|afk> "Minecraft keeps a 2x2 area of chunks to work with, expecting the generation to happen in the central 16x16, while still leaving a margin of 8 blocks for structures that go a bit over the line. For practical purposes, this means you will want to offset the coords by 8 on X and Z, while avoiding coordinates smaller than -8, or bigger than 24."

L839[13:46:24] <ghz|afk> this is probably about right, for documentation purposes?

L840[13:46:35] <mezz> in addition to ^, you want to do this so that structures do not go into new chunks, causing them to load

L841[13:46:46] <barteks2x> I think so

L842[13:46:46] <mezz> because that can cause an infinite chain of loading chunks

L843[13:46:47] <PaleoCrafter> http://paleocrafter-mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/forge-dev-guide/forgedev/ opinions?

L844[13:48:33] <barteks2x> I think instead of just pasting links you could have text with link

L845[13:48:42] <ghz|afk> right, my suggestion says the what, and how

L846[13:48:44] <ghz|afk> but not the why

L847[13:49:00] <PaleoCrafter> uh, that should be texts

L848[13:49:02] <PaleoCrafter> not URLs

L849[13:49:07] <mezz> looking pretty good PaleoCrafter

L850[13:49:26] <barteks2x> you probably got the place for url and text swapped

L851[13:49:37] <barteks2x> because the URLs these links lead to are incorrect

L852[13:49:47] <barteks2x> while the text that shows the url is correct

L853[13:49:54] <PaleoCrafter> yeah, looks like it

L854[13:50:04] <ghz|afk> how are you editing the files, PaleoCrafter?

L855[13:50:08] <mezz> PaleoCrafter, can you add the text from this post somewhere, for information on making a good PR? http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/index.php?topic=43579.0

L856[13:50:13] <PaleoCrafter> PHPStorm with a markdown extension

L857[13:50:26] <barteks2x> I was just writing stuff in text editor

L858[13:50:34] <ghz|afk> hmm does it not preview links right?

L859[13:50:42] <ghz|afk> barteks2x: text editor is the worst option

L860[13:50:46] <PaleoCrafter> I honestly didn't heed the preview a lot of attention :D

L861[13:50:50] <ghz|afk> best to just use the github web interface

L862[13:50:52] <PaleoCrafter> I'll add it as a separate page, mezz ;)

L863[13:50:59] <ghz|afk> if you don't want to use IDEA or similar

L864[13:51:01] <mezz> ty

L865[13:51:13] <barteks2x> markdown is simple enough that editing text is fine

L866[13:52:55] <barteks2x> I wanted to optimize worldgen code, got distracted and I'm trying to debug memory leak in file manager...

L867[13:53:09] <PaleoCrafter> mezz, have you got test mods with resources working? :D

L868[13:53:28] <PaleoCrafter> there, fixed the links

L869[13:54:23] <mezz> yes I think so

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L873[14:02:31] <PaleoCrafter> hm... tterrag, do you know off the top of your head whether the docs use the Oxford comma? :P

L874[14:02:38] <tterrag> I do personally

L875[14:02:39] <tterrag> so probably yes

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L877[14:03:29] <barteks2x> what the hell could be "self time" in this method? http://pastebin.com/ninC9SCz

L878[14:04:12] <quadraxis> anything inlined?

L879[14:04:20] <barteks2x> it's profiler

L880[14:04:23] <barteks2x> not sampler

L881[14:04:40] <tterrag> entering a method incurs overhead

L882[14:04:42] <tterrag> not much, but some

L883[14:04:51] <barteks2x> shouldn't jvm optimize it?

L884[14:04:57] <tterrag> optimize it how?

L885[14:05:01] <quadraxis> can't methods still be inlined?

L886[14:05:02] <tterrag> it has to append a stack frame somewhere

L887[14:05:25] <barteks2x> it can generate the ctacktrace as needed based on location in code

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L890[14:05:44] <tterrag> what?

L891[14:05:58] <quadraxis> also any synchronisation

L892[14:06:04] <barteks2x> code normally doesn't need stacktrace

L893[14:06:09] <tterrag> quadraxis: any decent profiler would not count sleeping time

L894[14:06:18] <quadraxis> it'll show as self time

L895[14:06:22] <barteks2x> and there is no synchronication in there

L896[14:06:24] <quadraxis> but not cpu time

L897[14:06:31] <tterrag> hm, maybe

L898[14:06:38] <barteks2x> and self time is the seond thing that takes most time here

L899[14:06:57] <barteks2x> 7 seconds (cpu time)

L900[14:07:05] <PaleoCrafter> http://paleocrafter-mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/forge-dev-guide/forgedev/prguidelines/ there you go

L901[14:07:19] <barteks2x> I know I need to optimize the first one

L902[14:07:42] <barteks2x> but first I want to know what that self time is

L903[14:07:44] <PaleoCrafter> now I only need to know how to include those darn test mods XD

L904[14:07:51] <barteks2x> is there really isn't much this method is doing by itself

L905[14:07:57] <tterrag> PaleoCrafter: is that copied from mezz's post?

L906[14:08:01] <PaleoCrafter> yep

L907[14:08:03] <tterrag> neat

L908[14:08:12] <tterrag> PR it so I can judge it based on the guidelines in the PR about PRs

L909[14:08:13] <barteks2x> it just calls other methods and returns value

L910[14:08:20] <barteks2x> that is stored in a field

L911[14:08:21] <PaleoCrafter> lol

L912[14:08:25] <barteks2x> so it doesn't even create that value

L913[14:08:39] <PaleoCrafter> they ain't applyin' to the docs repo, I hope :P

L914[14:09:04] <PaleoCrafter> I wanna be a toxic troll in the comments and such xD

L915[14:09:11] <PaleoCrafter> we should consider moving the GH wiki to the docs as well

L916[14:09:33] <barteks2x> so is method calling overhead really that high?

L917[14:09:34] <tterrag> definitely

L918[14:11:06] <PaleoCrafter> I'll also write a coremod that constantly keeps a fork of the docs up-to-date including my changes if you don't merge it D:

L919[14:12:12] <barteks2x> either the profiler is just plain wrong or I really can't use the Iterator interface here...

L920[14:12:27] <barteks2x> hasNext takes 10 seconds of CPU time

L921[14:12:37] <barteks2x> of 76 seconds

L922[14:13:20] <barteks2x> and hasNext it literally just "return someCounter < maxValue"

L923[14:17:11] <barteks2x> and sampler isn't enough because of inlined methods...

L924[14:17:23] <barteks2x> so I just can't know what takes a lot of time

L925[14:19:12] <PaleoCrafter> There, PR submitted. I wouldn't mind if somebody else wrote the section on Eclipse xD

L926[14:19:35] <barteks2x> Maybe I should try to isolate the code and run it with JMH?

L927[14:20:29] <diesieben07> does anyone else have the problem where they sometimes cannot copy-paste in IntelliJ 2016.3?

L928[14:20:53] <diesieben07> i currently have code highlighted and i cannot copy it and also cannot cut it (neither using ctrl-x nor the context menu)

L929[14:21:08] <Ordinastie> well, that's IDEA for you

L930[14:21:11] <barteks2x> I remember a problem where typing would'nt' work a long timee ag

L931[14:21:12] <diesieben07> shut up

L932[14:21:15] <PaleoCrafter> haven't noticed anything like that so far

L933[14:21:43] <barteks2x> but thatw as because I had more than one mouse cursor and gui regularly glitched in unexplainable way

L934[14:21:48] <PaleoCrafter> my project didn't properly open sometimes, but that appears to be gone now

L935[14:22:04] <diesieben07> https://gfycat.com/ImmediateHilariousCicada

L936[14:22:37] <diesieben07> even re-selecting it does not help

L937[14:22:37] <PaleoCrafter> there ain't no Cicada in that GIF, what a scam

L938[14:22:45] <diesieben07> i cannot copy that piece of code

L939[14:22:55] <Ordinastie> and it wasn't hilarious either

L940[14:23:00] <Ordinastie> feel cheated

L941[14:23:09] <PaleoCrafter> maybe it is hilarious for a German? :P

L942[14:23:15] <Ordinastie> my point stands

L943[14:24:58] <diesieben07> like... wtf is this: https://gfycat.com/WateryFickleBeardeddragon

L944[14:25:48] <PaleoCrafter> not a bearded dragon

L945[14:26:18] <diesieben07> even removing part of that code and re-typing it does not fix itr

L946[14:26:45] <PaleoCrafter> it doesn't copy in general, right? not just cutting?

L947[14:26:52] <diesieben07> yup

L948[14:26:57] <diesieben07> copy does not do anything either

L949[14:27:01] <diesieben07> it's just more visible with cut

L950[14:27:06] <PaleoCrafter> yeah, sure

L951[14:27:21] <PaleoCrafter> maybe try enabling verbose logging and see if there's some sort of error maybe?

L952[14:27:38] <Ordinastie> it's IDEA's way of telling you "god this code is bad, please do copy it somewhere else" :p

L953[14:27:42] <PaleoCrafter> IDEA doesn't just copy the text, iirc, it adds some semantic information

L954[14:28:12] <diesieben07> how do I do that?

L955[14:28:16] <diesieben07> sorry

L956[14:28:18] * diesieben07 googles

L957[14:28:18] <Ordinastie> if it's anything like eclipse, it'll copy the related imports too

L958[14:29:14] <diesieben07> guess what

L959[14:29:19] <diesieben07> it's fucking scala

L960[14:29:21] <diesieben07> broken piece of crap

L961[14:29:51] <diesieben07> http://i.imgur.com/DLSsdu7.png

L962[14:30:08] <barteks2x> increase stack size?

L963[14:30:16] <diesieben07> wat

L964[14:30:22] <diesieben07> it's like 300-400 lines of just that

L965[14:30:26] <diesieben07> it's a bug

L966[14:30:31] <diesieben07> in the scala plugin

L967[14:30:39] <barteks2x> is it recusrive?

L968[14:30:41] <Ordinastie> scala IS the bug :p

L969[14:30:51] <diesieben07> i don't know i have not checked

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L971[14:31:02] <barteks2x> if it doesn't start repeating, increaee stack size

L972[14:31:03] <diesieben07> i don't care about scala (atm) so the solution is to disable the plugin

L973[14:31:55] <PaleoCrafter> there's something seriously going wrong if the Scala plugin interferes with Java files Oo

L974[14:32:25] <diesieben07> i assume it is trying to store additional info for the "oh you copied java code into a scala file" thingy

L975[14:32:36] <diesieben07> because that suggests a conversion

L976[14:33:14] <PaleoCrafter> hm, probably

L977[14:33:30] <secknv> guys so I cant get blockstate if the block isnt rendered?

L978[14:33:50] <diesieben07> uh what?

L979[14:34:03] <diesieben07> define "get blockstate", define "not rendered"

L980[14:34:25] <secknv> worldObj.getBlockState(pos)

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L982[14:34:45] <secknv> game crashes when I try this and walked far enough from the block

L983[14:34:53] <secknv> like the render distance

L984[14:35:06] <Ordinastie> what's the crash ?

L985[14:35:33] <secknv> lemme run again 1 sec

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L988[14:41:24] <secknv> omg I updated idea and messed up the run configs

L989[14:41:31] <secknv> gonna take me a bit to get this back up

L990[14:47:26] <PaleoCrafter> uhm... just run the task? :P

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L993[14:52:59] <secknv> where do I tell forge gradle where my jdk is again

L994[14:53:50] <diesieben07> JAVA_HOME

L995[14:53:59] <secknv> :findJavaFromJavaHome

L996[14:53:59] <secknv> set JAVA_HOME=%JAVA_HOME:"=%

L997[14:53:59] <secknv> set JAVA_EXE=%JAVA_HOME%/bin/java.exe

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L999[14:54:19] <secknv> can I like

L1000[14:54:28] <secknv> just replace the path in there

L1001[14:55:25] <secknv> set JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_102

L1002[14:55:29] <secknv> or something?

L1003[14:55:37] <tterrag> yes, change your system variable

L1004[14:55:39] <diesieben07> just set the environment variabel...

L1005[14:55:53] <secknv> but my env is set to the jre

L1006[14:56:03] <secknv> wont it mess some stuff up if I set it to the jdk

L1007[14:57:17] <diesieben07> No

L1008[14:57:24] <diesieben07> the jdk includes a jre

L1009[14:57:32] <secknv> sorry for retarded

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L1015[15:14:54] <ErusPrime> Anyone have some info on tutorials for world overlays? I can't seem to find something useful with the google. I'm creating a building machine and wanna layout the design for the user before they turn it on. So, put the block down, add redstone signal, see where all the blocks will be placed.

L1016[15:15:34] <tterrag> use RenderWorldLastEvent and draw stuff

L1017[15:16:19] <ErusPrime> Cool. First mod so still learning the capabilities

L1018[15:16:24] <ErusPrime> Thank you.

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L1023[15:28:30] <TechnicianLP> is the documentation from cpw's video done?

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L1026[15:30:25] <mezz> TechnicianLP, PaleOff got most of the documentation done but left "Enabling test mods" as a TODO http://paleocrafter-mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/forge-dev-guide/forgedev/

L1027[15:30:48] <barteks2x> is it a good idea to incluse jmh benchmark in the project source? It's done for unit tests, so I'm not sure and I can't find much information

L1028[15:30:54] <barteks2x> nobody asked that question before

L1029[15:32:14] <mezz> can you get it from gradle with maven?

L1030[15:32:31] <mezz> generally bad practice to copy whole other projects in your source

L1031[15:36:02] <barteks2x> I mean JMH benchm,arks

L1032[15:36:10] <barteks2x> not the JMH source

L1033[15:36:20] <mezz> yeah, include tests for sure

L1034[15:36:28] <mezz> forge has some junit tests

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L1038[15:45:04] <barteks2x> run it

L1039[15:45:08] <barteks2x> but with no vesc

L1040[15:45:36] <HassanS6000> In 1.10.2, is there any way to take a String with coloring in it and convert it to a string with formatting codes instead? ie. the color aqua is turned into &a

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L1043[15:46:27] <AshIndigo> Define coloring

L1044[15:46:40] <TechnicianLP> § to & if its a formatting code

L1045[15:46:54] <TechnicianLP> use regex

L1046[15:47:49] <HassanS6000> ok

L1047[15:47:51] <HassanS6000> thnx

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L1049[15:48:52] <Subaraki> use the chatformat enum

L1050[15:49:40] <killjoy> In IDEA, how do I open 2 projects in the same window?

L1051[15:49:51] <killjoy> When I opened one in the same window, it just replaced the current project

L1052[15:50:37] <TechnicianLP> HassanS6000 .replaceAll("§(?=[a-f0-9k-or])","&")

L1053[15:51:12] <HassanS6000> Danke

L1054[15:51:22] <TechnicianLP> keep it english ;)

L1055[15:51:27] <TechnicianLP> but no problem

L1056[15:51:31] <HassanS6000> Haha, ok

L1057[15:52:35] * AshIndigo resists attempt to pull out some french

L1058[15:53:52] <BordListian> danke might aswell be an english word at this point

L1059[15:55:23] <ghz|afk> meh it's common to say "thanks" in random langauges

L1060[15:56:13] <killjoy> Figured it out.

L1061[15:56:15] <killjoy> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8774024/intellij-working-on-multiple-projects

L1062[15:56:33] <killjoy> gotta love stackoverflow

L1063[15:57:09] <TvL2386> huh

L1064[15:57:11] <ghz|afk> yeah adding new modules is easy

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L1066[15:57:16] <ghz|afk> just click the "+" on the gradle panel

L1067[15:57:21] <ghz|afk> and add the other build.gradle files

L1068[15:57:31] <ghz|afk> the hard part is making forge/forgegradle handle it correctly

L1069[15:57:44] <killjoy> yeah. did that :p

L1070[15:58:02] <killjoy> Well I'm using all the same mappings

L1071[15:58:10] <killjoy> shouldn't be too hard

L1072[15:58:14] <ghz|afk> same build/run folders?

L1073[15:58:22] <killjoy> no..

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L1075[15:59:00] <ghz|afk> I think the last info I heard was

L1076[15:59:43] <ghz|afk> create a root project, and make it depend on the actual mods, and then choose this root project as the classpath for the run configs

L1077[16:00:22] <ghz|afk> I guess it would also help to have some sort of "common gradle" which specifies the forge version + mappings

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L1079[16:01:28] <Elec0> So, I'm having a problem killing off a custom entity. I call setDead on it, and it seems to work, but the entity doesn't actually go away and I can't figure out why.

L1080[16:01:45] <ghz|afk> are you calling setDead on the client only?

L1081[16:02:04] <Elec0> no, I'm doing it with !world.isRemote and world.isRemote both.

L1082[16:02:08] <ghz|afk> you should be doing it on the server, and then let mc sync it with the client

L1083[16:02:16] <ghz|afk> doing it on the client MAY cause issues

L1084[16:02:58] <Elec0> I tried that too. i have the entity check on the server if there's the right block below it, and if not kill itslef, but that produces the same thing

L1085[16:04:17] <diesieben07> post your code

L1086[16:04:27] <illy> killjoy: when you said stack overflow this came to mind http://imgur.com/a/E3Zw0

L1087[16:04:32] <secknv> Ok so as soon as I move away from my block more than the set render distance, this happens http://pastebin.com/ybvGNQ2y

L1088[16:04:55] <killjoy> But this isn't technically code

L1089[16:05:04] <killjoy> it's program usage

L1090[16:05:26] <secknv> I have an item in my hand that constantly checks if the block is redstone enabled or not

L1091[16:05:37] <Elec0> diesieben07, http://pastebin.com/q72gKEKF is what I have for the entity currently.

L1092[16:05:41] <killjoy> illy, I thought you were going to post this. https://i.stack.imgur.com/ssRUr.gif

L1093[16:05:53] <diesieben07> secknv, you are trying to get properties on Air, but air does not have properties.

L1094[16:06:07] <illy> heh forgot about that one

L1095[16:06:10] <killjoy> That question should be marked as duplicate

L1096[16:06:29] <secknv> diesieben07 meaning unrendered blocks are counted as air?

L1097[16:06:32] <diesieben07> is it registered Elec0?

L1098[16:06:34] <diesieben07> secknv, yes.

L1099[16:06:48] <Elec0> RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(BeamEntity.class, BeamEntityRenderer::new);

L1100[16:06:48] <Elec0> yeah

L1101[16:06:57] <Elec0> er

L1102[16:07:03] <Elec0> EntityRegistry.registerModEntity(BeamEntity.class, "BeamEntity", id++, LuxCraft.instance, 64, 3, false, 0x996600, 0x00ff00);

L1103[16:07:30] <diesieben07> hrmm

L1104[16:07:34] <secknv> so I guess all I have to do is put a check if the block at the pos is my block or no

L1105[16:07:38] <diesieben07> so. what makes you think it doesn't die?

L1106[16:08:12] <Elec0> well, for one if I have a message in onUpdate, it keeps printing, and also the render Im doing hangs around. But I had it print its UUID and there's apparently 2 entities created, and only one of them dies. wtf

L1107[16:08:35] <diesieben07> well, there is always two, one client and one server

L1108[16:08:40] <diesieben07> which one sticks?

L1109[16:08:53] <diesieben07> also please show where you spawn it

L1110[16:09:08] <Elec0> How can you check?

L1111[16:09:08] <Elec0> http://pastebin.com/N4kJRPGh

L1112[16:10:00] <diesieben07> print world.isRemote, too

L1113[16:10:04] <Elec0> right

L1114[16:10:38] <diesieben07> ehh

L1115[16:10:45] <diesieben07> onBlockPlacedBy gets called on the client, too

L1116[16:10:51] <diesieben07> but you must only spawn entities on the server.

L1117[16:11:05] <Elec0> ooh

L1118[16:12:13] <Elec0> yup. that fixed it

L1119[16:12:15] <Elec0> derp

L1120[16:12:17] <Elec0> thanks

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L1124[16:30:37] <barteks2x> I just realized where my 2 messages I sent went...

L1125[16:30:43] <barteks2x> they went here

L1126[16:31:06] <barteks2x> And I was wondering why I didn't send them on skype

L1127[16:31:53] <Elec0> I hate it when that happens

L1128[16:32:04] <Elec0> at least it wasn't a password. I've done that on accident before

L1129[16:33:22] <quadraxis> no worries, it'll get **** out :p

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L1146[17:57:15] <Elec0> How can you do the your name is now knows as away or whatever?

L1147[17:59:34] <howtonotwin> it's just a normal name change

L1148[17:59:41] <howtonotwin> /nick name|away

L1149[18:00:19] <howtonotwin> and your irc client may have a way to do it automatically on /away

L1150[18:01:04] <howtonotwin> but note that it's not generally considered good etiquette to do it, as the name change message pollutes the channel

L1151[18:01:20] <howtonotwin> most just opt for /away alone

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L1155[18:29:32] <Elec0> gotcha. thanks

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L1159[18:47:38] <barteks2x> after running the benchmark I see that vanilla worldgen performance is going to be hard to get

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L1161[18:56:53] <Eragonn1490> bartek2x do you have an example on the method to replace stone in a biome?

L1162[18:57:14] <barteks2x> I can quickly write one that should work

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L1165[18:58:33] <Eragonn1490> if you could that would be amazing

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L1167[19:03:27] <barteks2x> this should work, but untested: http://pastebin.com/MBsy6wwg

L1168[19:04:00] <Eragonn1490> ill test it out now

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L1170[19:04:28] <barteks2x> caching the blockstate may make it faster

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L1172[19:07:55] <Eragonn1490> http://pastebin.com/tMD1uDgS it doesnt seem to like that XD

L1173[19:08:42] <barteks2x> I forgot to convert block coords to local in-chunk coords

L1174[19:09:05] <barteks2x> x &= 0xF

L1175[19:09:08] <barteks2x> z &= 0zF

L1176[19:09:45] <barteks2x> or if you want to avoid magic bit twiddling: MathHelper.intFloorDiv(x, 16)

L1177[19:10:00] <Eragonn1490> where am i doing that, in the world.setblock

L1178[19:10:01] <barteks2x> (I think thats what this method was)

L1179[19:10:13] <barteks2x> I would to that at the top of the method once

L1180[19:10:24] <barteks2x> x and z don't change in that method

L1181[19:11:43] <barteks2x> wait, not intFloorDiv

L1182[19:11:51] <barteks2x> it would need to be floorMod

L1183[19:12:07] <Eragonn1490> primer.setBlockState(x &= 0xF, y , z &= 0xF, Blocks.STONE.getDefaultState().withProperty(BlockStone.VARIANT, BlockStone.EnumType.GRANITE));

L1184[19:12:08] <Eragonn1490> ?

L1185[19:12:38] <barteks2x> if you want to do that directly when calling that method, remove =

L1186[19:12:53] <barteks2x> x &= 0xF is equivalent to x = x & 0xF

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L1188[19:13:31] <Eragonn1490> testing now

L1189[19:13:42] <barteks2x> or if you have java 8: x = Math.floorMod(x, 16)

L1190[19:16:07] <barteks2x> if you are using java 8, I suggest using Math.floorMod here. Shouldn't be any slower and much easier to understand

L1191[19:16:28] <Eragonn1490> so redone like this http://pastebin.com/u9tWn4c2

L1192[19:16:47] <barteks2x> what...

L1193[19:16:56] <barteks2x> do you even know java?

L1194[19:19:27] <barteks2x> this version should work: http://pastebin.com/pwT094Bw

L1195[19:19:43] <Eragonn1490> fixed it

L1196[19:20:01] <Eragonn1490> thank you

L1197[19:21:29] <barteks2x> *accidentaly removed the method call at the top in new link

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L1217[20:27:53] <Eragonn1490> @barteks2x last time ill bother you about this, why wouldnt that method accept custom blocks?

L1218[20:28:17] <barteks2x> it should

L1219[20:28:34] <barteks2x> I just used stone variant as example

L1220[20:28:52] <Eragonn1490> whenever i set it to custom blocks the world (i have a world with my biome at spawn) changes the seed

L1221[20:29:14] <barteks2x> what do you mean by "changes the seed"?

L1222[20:29:35] <barteks2x> also, replacing stone may cause ores o sttop generating

L1223[20:30:15] <Eragonn1490> i have my custom ore set to generate in my custom stone

L1224[20:30:19] <howtonotwin> *probably

L1225[20:30:33] <howtonotwin> ores depend on having stone to replace when generating

L1226[20:30:42] <howtonotwin> so without stone you get no normal ore

L1227[20:30:57] <howtonotwin> but ores may generate before you replace stone idk much about world gen :P

L1228[20:30:58] <Eragonn1490> without stone my biome wont spawn

L1229[20:31:22] <howtonotwin> you replace the stone with something else and the ores won't recognize it as stone

L1230[20:31:40] <barteks2x> so what do you mean by "world changes the seed"?

L1231[20:32:40] <Eragonn1490> one second ill show you

L1232[20:35:07] <barteks2x> actually there may be aven weirder issue with custom stone: caves won't generate

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L1234[20:36:32] <Eragonn1490> thats not the worst issue

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L1236[20:37:46] <Eragonn1490> http://imgur.com/a/ct1ro when i use my custom stone, when i use granite http://imgur.com/a/AmweK

L1237[20:38:41] <barteks2x> are you sure its the same position?

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L1239[20:38:53] <Eragonn1490> its a duplicate of the world using recreate

L1240[20:39:01] <Eragonn1490> but ill check that

L1241[20:39:04] <barteks2x> but is it the same coordinates?

L1242[20:39:31] <Eragonn1490> about to double check now

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L1244[20:41:51] <Eragonn1490> its different coords .-.

L1245[20:42:24] <gr8pefish> gah, this is annoying. Anyone know why this doesn't strictly enforce Forge 2120+ required-after:Forge@[10.18.2.2120,);

L1246[20:42:26] <Eragonn1490> it worked just changed the spawn position of the world oddly

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L1248[20:43:20] <barteks2x> spawnpoint generation may depend on many things

L1249[20:43:38] <TehNut> gr8pefish: At one point, the Forge modid changed to forge

L1250[20:43:40] <Eragonn1490> but oddly enough the screenshot of it its pretty priceless XD

L1251[20:43:41] <TehNut> I don't know when though

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L1253[20:44:04] <gr8pefish> Oops, I think that might work and was just 'user error' :P

L1254[20:44:52] <barteks2x> does it generate something incorrectly?

L1255[20:45:44] <Eragonn1490> before http://imgur.com/dl9kZGT , after http://imgur.com/a/PU1q7

L1256[20:46:21] <barteks2x> i've seen weirder things already. But show the code

L1257[20:46:49] <Eragonn1490> http://pastebin.com/G13LAZzZ

L1258[20:49:14] <barteks2x> I don't see anything wrong here

L1259[20:50:24] <Eragonn1490> its not a big deal its fine just oddly changing some of the top blocks to that custom one

L1260[20:51:39] <barteks2x> so the top block isn't the new stone block?

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L1262[20:52:57] <Eragonn1490> see how its checker boarded, the sand looking one should be the only surface block

L1263[20:53:16] <barteks2x> and what is the second one?

L1264[20:54:02] <barteks2x> I see what is wrong

L1265[20:54:16] <barteks2x> Someone should slap author of that code

L1266[20:54:40] <barteks2x> And rename method arguments

L1267[20:54:49] <Eragonn1490> hmm?

L1268[20:55:06] <barteks2x> in generateBiomeTerrain x and z coordinates are swapped

L1269[20:55:42] <Eragonn1490> is that a forge bug or a vanilla bug?

L1270[20:55:53] <barteks2x> MCP name issue

L1271[20:56:01] <barteks2x> and vanilla being confusing

L1272[20:57:31] <Eragonn1490> so to fix it i need to flip localX to LocalZ? and vise versa?

L1273[20:57:36] <barteks2x> yes

L1274[20:57:57] <Eragonn1490> so is that something that could be fixed with forge?

L1275[20:58:04] <barteks2x> this will probably also fix spawnpoint

L1276[20:58:24] <barteks2x> I would first submit that to mcp, I can create issue now

L1277[20:58:44] <barteks2x> because this is just method argument names being wrong

L1278[21:00:40] <Eragonn1490> now it likes squares xD http://imgur.com/a/PU1q7

L1279[21:01:43] <Eragonn1490> ignore that last picture i think i just goofed

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L1286[21:04:17] <Eragonn1490> its working now

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L1303[22:11:39] <gr8pefish> Anyone know what the container is that a normal player uses? I.e. when you press 'e'

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L1306[22:20:05] <tterrag> gr8pefish: pretty sure it's just ContainerPlayer

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L1309[22:28:45] <Eragonn1490> what did i do wrong here? http://pastebin.com/h2M2nx8r everything works in eclipse when i recompiled is when im getting the issue?

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L1314[22:38:33] <killjoy1> did he only wait 5 minutes?

L1315[22:39:11] <tterrag> yes he's been doing that for a few days now

L1316[22:39:33] <killjoy1> Is there a bot that supports mail in this channel?

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L1338[23:20:44] <McJty> I thought there was some way in vanilla to cheat in a specific enchanted item in creative

L1339[23:20:50] <McJty> But I don't remember how that was done

L1340[23:22:03] <killjoy1> ./give @p <item> 1 0 {ench:[{...}]}

L1341[23:22:11] <killjoy1> or just use /enchantment

L1342[23:22:21] <killjoy1> ./enchant

L1343[23:22:57] <McJty> Ah nice. That worked. Thanks

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