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L17[01:31:38] <killjoy> Hm.. someone's actually using my gradle plugin
L18[01:32:26] <killjoy> Oh wait, I wrote it in
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L24[02:00:03] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV] Pushing snapshot_20161216 mappings to Forge Maven.
L25[02:00:07] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV] Maven upload successful for mcp_snapshot-20161216-1.11.zip (mappings = "snapshot_20161216" in build.gradle).
L26[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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L37[02:47:20] <AshIndigo> Welcome back fry!
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L56[04:48:06] <AshIndigo> I forget that some modders are working for mojang
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L60[05:20:14] <gigaherz|work> AshIndigo: pretty much "former modders" at this point, since they are now modifying the actual game ;P
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L68[05:42:58] <Tencao> Is there a problem with http://files.minecraftforge.net ? Gradle seems to be having issues connecting to it
L69[05:43:56] <Tencao> http://paste.ee/r/T7713
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L78[06:46:28] <quadraxis> seems ok now
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L112[08:57:14] <ShadCanard_> Is there a way to inject values into default MC ? like inject swing time to 0 :D
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L125[10:01:03] <Tazz> whattup
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L140[11:14:25] <Tazz> lol is this place dead or what? XD
L141[11:17:52] <sibomots> no one here but us chickens
L142[11:18:15] <sibomots> or better: "Dave's not here, man."
L143[11:19:38] <sibomots> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtDAK7Umk7A
L144[11:19:52] <g> Anyone know what this mercurius stuff is for?
L145[11:19:58] <g> I note the updater plugin
L146[11:20:02] <g> er, mod
L147[11:20:35] <sibomots> i think it's an addon that feeds the analytics appetite of MinecraftForge grand poo bah, what's his name
L148[11:21:08] <g> hmm
L149[11:21:15] <g> well, see, I use a custom modpack launcher
L150[11:21:29] <g> it doesn't automatically include the updater so I have to include it manually, since the server requires it
L151[11:21:38] <g> every so often though, it causes an NPE during client startup
L152[11:22:11] <sibomots> nod. it's not an issue. i too use acustom launcher and it's not a problem. but logs, error messages, etc.. would help troubleshoot.
L153[11:22:26] <g> yeah, was just getting the crash log now
L154[11:22:27] <g> https://gist.github.com/363dd04c52946228dd737dd19c32cb04
L155[11:22:50] <g> lol, forgot about foamfix
L156[11:22:57] <g> we had this issue before we used foamfix anyway
L157[11:25:39] <Tazz> lol
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L159[11:25:47] <Tazz> but Dave is sitting right next to me XD
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L162[11:28:19] <g> it's just kinda annoying that this thing, which I didn't want, does this xD
L163[11:28:39] <g> and I can't not use it
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L170[11:59:47] <gigaherz> Rogue One watched :3
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L177[12:18:29] <InusualZ> gigaherz, it's good?
L178[12:19:17] <gigaherz> yeah
L179[12:19:43] <gigaherz> I went there with a bunch of people, among them a starwars fan
L180[12:19:56] <gigaherz> and he said there were only two annoyance with the movie
L181[12:20:03] <gigaherz> and that it has the best space battle in ages
L182[12:20:27] <gigaherz> the movie is good. not necessarily the best star wars film, but really good
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L190[12:49:12] <LexDesktop> <g> it doesn't automatically include the updater so I have to include it manually, since the server requires it
L191[12:49:12] <LexDesktop> <g> every so often though, it causes an NPE during client startup
L192[12:49:14] <LexDesktop> ?
L193[12:49:23] <g> I did post a log as well
L194[12:49:32] <g> but yeah, manually installing forge on the server, it's present
L195[12:49:42] <g> the modpack launcher doesn't include it, but if the client doesn't have it, the server rejects
L196[12:49:58] <LexDesktop> it shouldnt reject it..
L197[12:50:02] <LexDesktop> we fixed that weeks ago
L198[12:50:21] <g> well, I first set this up weeks ago, and haven't randomly decided to remove the mod from the pack :P
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L200[12:50:31] <g> the crash was the issue anyways
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L202[12:50:59] <LexDesktop> ah ya, the server cant auto-update the updater.
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L204[12:51:18] <LexDesktop> so anything we fixed in that wont get pushed automatically.
L205[12:51:22] <g> ah right
L206[12:53:05] <LexDesktop> http://files.minecraftforge.net/maven/net/minecraftforge/MercuriusUpdater/1.10.2/MercuriusUpdater-1.10.2.jar
L207[12:53:29] <g> I'll just replace the one in the libs with that?
L208[12:53:47] <LexDesktop> yup
L209[12:53:57] <g> okay, thanks
L210[12:54:02] <g> what about that NPE?
L211[12:54:12] <LexDesktop> if you're running 1.10.2, if running something else, obviously get the riught mc version
L212[12:54:20] <g> yeah, I'm on 1.10.2
L213[12:54:27] <LexDesktop> https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MercuriusUpdater/commit/1aabeac82b49cfaa1f0f48c30fcd5c4536f72730
L214[12:54:41] <g> okay, cool, you already got that as well
L215[12:54:43] <g> alright, awesome, thanks
L216[12:56:49] <LexDesktop> Do not report to Forge! Remove FoamFix (or replace with FoamFix-Lawful) and try again. (foamfix-0.4.0a-anarchy.jar)
L217[12:56:58] <LexDesktop> I like that guy, also what is FoamFix?
L218[12:57:11] <g> It does a bunch of stuff to improve performance under the hood
L219[12:57:23] <LexDesktop> .... right...
L220[12:57:26] <g> it's got the anarchy one, which is a more aggresive coremod, and the lawful one which isn't
L221[12:57:36] <g> aggressive*
L222[12:57:47] <g> they're asiekierka's
L223[12:57:49] <LexDesktop> Dont trust any 'performance' coremods...
L224[12:57:50] <LexDesktop> AH
L225[12:57:54] <LexDesktop> ya no
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L227[12:58:03] <g> yeah, nah, I usually don't, I just happen to know asie personally
L228[12:58:27] <g> it _does_ improve performance a fair bit but I'm still testing to figure out what it might break
L229[12:58:30] <LexDesktop> any performance coremod that isnt actually in forge, isn't for good reasons.
L230[12:58:59] <g> yeah, I figured
L231[13:00:05] <LexDesktop> http://asie.pl/foamfix/ ....
L232[13:00:10] <LexDesktop> Looks TOTALLY legit...
L233[13:00:31] <g> yep, so legit he even points out how much of a joke the design of the page is.. on the site
L234[13:01:28] <diesieben07> "makes minecraft go fast, by which i mean use less memory" ... sure.
L235[13:03:16] <gigaherz> wait how's "less memory" related to "fast"?
L236[13:03:29] <g> less swapping on lower-end systems
L237[13:03:36] <gigaherz> computing is usually a tradeoff between time and memory -- faster means more memory involved
L238[13:03:44] <gigaherz> unless you actually do less wor
L239[13:03:45] <diesieben07> if you have swapping... you have already lost
L240[13:03:46] <gigaherz> k
L241[13:03:55] <gigaherz> in which chase one has to wonder which work they stop mc from doing
L242[13:04:06] <g> well, the source is there if you're curious
L243[13:04:12] <g> https://github.com/asiekierka/FoamFix
L244[13:04:25] <diesieben07> looking at it no
L245[13:05:04] <g> when I asked him about it, asie mentioned something about cache thrashing
L246[13:05:20] <gigaherz> okay it seems to primarily deduplicate model instances
L247[13:05:24] <LexDesktop> So looking into it
L248[13:05:54] <LexDesktop> His UnpackedBakedQuads, what he does is he packs them.
L249[13:06:17] <LexDesktop> This has been suggested, it does technically 'deduplicate' things as the data is there twice.
L250[13:06:30] <LexDesktop> However it does it at the cost of constant CPU usage rendering the chunk
L251[13:06:45] <LexDesktop> As the lighting engine needs to unpack the data in order to deal with it properly.
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L254[13:06:59] <asie> Incorrect.
L255[13:07:05] <heldplayer> wow
L256[13:07:11] * heldplayer waves
L257[13:07:14] <LexDesktop> I've instructed fry to add a config option for this when he gets time. As the current PR is just 'do this for everyone cuz reasons!'
L258[13:07:28] <asie> No, the unpacked float arrays stay as they are. I do something else altogether.
L259[13:07:35] <LexDesktop> A 'Use less ram but more cpu' config with proper descriptions
L260[13:07:57] <asie> Also, since I'm already here...
L261[13:08:04] <asie> https://github.com/asiekierka/MinecraftForge/commit/84675cb61a3d05d659c7fcbed7dca5fbfdfbd263 Could you please?
L262[13:08:07] <asie> Charset's suffering from this
L263[13:08:21] <asie> and I have no other way to notify anyone, really
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L265[13:08:49] <LexDesktop> https://github.com/asiekierka/MinecraftForge/commit/84675cb61a3d05d659c7fcbed7dca5fbfdfbd263 is not a fucking PR...
L266[13:08:52] <asie> How do I PR?
L267[13:08:56] <LexDesktop> ...
L268[13:08:57] <asie> You blocked me in July, remember?
L269[13:09:05] <asie> For a good reason, but you still have.
L270[13:09:09] <LexDesktop> right for good reason
L271[13:09:13] <LexDesktop> then tell mezz and he'll pr
L272[13:09:18] <LexDesktop> he's the pr guy
L273[13:09:20] <asie> I did, but I'm waiting on him and the bug persists
L274[13:09:31] <asie> and it's a literal typo
L275[13:09:47] <PaleoCrafter> Lex, what'd you think of a PR that truncates the loading screen strings when too long? is that too much information lost or would it be fine for aesthetics' sake? :P
L276[13:09:49] <LexDesktop> i know, but the reason we need PRs is because by the time i get to it
L277[13:09:53] <LexDesktop> i'll of forgoten about it
L278[13:10:05] <asie> Alright, fine.
L279[13:10:24] <LexDesktop> As for any current PRs, I've allocated time this weekend to go over the ones that mezz has filtered for me.
L280[13:10:29] <LexDesktop> along with continuing to pack
L281[13:10:33] <LexDesktop> as im moving
L282[13:10:35] <LexDesktop> hence not much time
L283[13:10:40] <asie> As for the website's legitimacy - I lost any interest in pretending to act serious with my personal mod development
L284[13:10:47] <asie> so I just don't bother anymore...
L285[13:10:58] <PaleoCrafter> also, Flamegoat, you around atm perchance? :P
L286[13:11:10] <asie> If you have any questions, feel free to ask
L287[13:11:45] <g> RE the lighting stuff
L288[13:11:54] <g> I find that it causes slightly more lag if I have it set to fast lighting
L289[13:11:58] <g> but smooth is way faster than it was
L290[13:12:01] * g shrugs
L291[13:12:57] <LexDesktop> https://github.com/asiekierka/FoamFix/blob/bcbf89df26fb9098605ce921721346865ad51a22/src/main/java/pl/asie/foamfix/client/DeduplicatingStorage.java#L36
L292[13:13:10] <LexDesktop> thats seems to be your entire deduplicating thing.. unless im missing something...
L293[13:13:23] <asie> Deduplicator.java has the logic, but it's very ugly.
L294[13:13:30] <asie> I'm not really keen on having the stuff go to Forge, as it's a hack of insane proporitons.
L295[13:13:41] <asie> However, it doesn't break any assumptions Forge makes, and it's not even a coremod
L296[13:13:44] <asie> (the coremod is entirely optional)
L297[13:13:54] <asie> (and doesn't take care of memory in any way)
L298[13:14:46] <LexDesktop> the coremod is this 'deduplicator' shit.
L299[13:14:46] <g> well, I'm glad it's not my code, I don't think I could deal with reading it every time I went to fix something xD
L300[13:14:49] <asie> No.
L301[13:14:56] <asie> It does not use a coremod.
L302[13:14:59] <LexDesktop> im not seeing where its actually desuplicating anything...
L303[13:15:23] <asie> *shrug*
L304[13:15:44] <Tencao> I've been using it after finding it the other day, nothing broken so far
L305[13:15:55] <g> yeah, must admit, it hasn't broken anything for me yet either
L306[13:15:59] <LexDesktop> it doesnt look like it break anything in game or functionally
L307[13:16:03] <asie> There was a bug with Botania once.
L308[13:16:08] <LexDesktop> its slow down your game, and possibly cause rendering issues
L309[13:16:12] <asie> Wrong.
L310[13:16:23] <asie> The unpacked data is still present in memory.
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L312[13:16:48] <Tencao> So basically a garbage collect?
L313[13:17:00] <asie> Not really, that wouldn't be anywhere near as effective as the results I'm getting.
L314[13:17:02] <LexDesktop> wait
L315[13:17:06] <asie> The deduplication process contributes to only ~60% of it.
L316[13:17:08] <LexDesktop> Oh I see what you're doing
L317[13:17:14] <LexDesktop> I think
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L319[13:17:28] <asie> The configuration file actually documents every feature in the mod.
L320[13:17:32] <LexDesktop> you're keping a hard map to everything piped through the UnpackedQuads
L321[13:17:38] <asie> Yes...
L322[13:17:55] <asie> (Which I wipe later, as it also takes up a lot of memory)
L323[13:18:20] <LexDesktop> ya, it also has the potential for corrupting data.
L324[13:18:34] <asie> If a mod modifies unpackedData with reflection, which is - as far as I know - never the case, yes
L325[13:18:36] <LexDesktop> as the hashing systems are not 100% collision free
L326[13:18:41] <asie> I don't rely only on hashing.
L327[13:18:54] <LexDesktop> https://github.com/asiekierka/FoamFix/blob/bcbf89df26fb9098605ce921721346865ad51a22/src/main/java/pl/asie/foamfix/client/DeduplicatingStorage.java#L36
L328[13:19:00] <LexDesktop> looks to me like you do...
L329[13:19:03] <asie> It's a HashSet.
L330[13:19:12] <asie> Trove's HashSet, as I can define custom equals/hashCode on them, and arrays don't provide their own built in.
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L332[13:19:25] <asie> HashSets don't corrupt data; they use hashes for bucketing, not storage.
L333[13:19:47] <asie> All deduplicate is is "put if absent and get always"
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L335[13:21:04] <asie> Also, you're using a very old tree.
L336[13:21:26] <asie> Corresponding to a buggy version of FoamFix with an experimental shot at fixing ghost chunkloading which never worked out.
L337[13:21:40] <asie> I've tried to fix that problem with at least three tries, but Minecraft's chunk unloading logic makes no sense, even to Grum.
L338[13:21:59] <LexDesktop> Thats the current tree for the current version as returned by github
L339[13:22:02] <asie> No?
L340[13:22:09] <LexDesktop> 'it may not be the speicifc file
L341[13:22:11] <asie> https://github.com/asiekierka/FoamFix
L342[13:22:13] <asie> Check again
L343[13:22:18] <asie> Oh, per-file, yeah.
L344[13:22:19] <asie> That'd make sense
L345[13:22:31] <g> yeah it matches what's on master
L346[13:22:34] <asie> That file was not updated for a long time, as it's simply a thin wrapper on top of TCustomHashSet
L347[13:22:38] <diesieben07> asie, found a "bug": https://git.io/v1Q68 - this doesn't do anything
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L349[13:22:47] <asie> diesieben07: It does.
L350[13:22:51] <asie> It doesn't modify anything, but it does.
L351[13:22:59] <LexDesktop> anyways
L352[13:23:02] <diesieben07> the collection still holds on to the non-deduplicated thing
L353[13:23:08] <diesieben07> so... it doesn't deduplicate anything
L354[13:23:11] <asie> Yes, because data inside Collections cannot be reliably deduplicated.
L355[13:23:17] <LexDesktop> i'd like to see some profiles of this if the cost of CPU time is worth the benifit.
L356[13:23:17] <asie> Lists and Maps are handled separately
L357[13:23:21] <asie> What cost of CPU time, Lex?
L358[13:23:26] <diesieben07> i know... why d you do that then? :D
L359[13:23:28] <asie> You still don't understand what the code does.
L360[13:23:39] <LexDesktop> Also, and explination of why the unpacked quads are getting duplicate data sent through them.
L361[13:23:41] <asie> It does not force Forge to use the packed data, ever. That would be foolish.
L362[13:23:51] <gigaherz> if I'm reading this correctly
L363[13:23:52] <LexDesktop> no I fully understand what the code does now
L364[13:24:05] <gigaherz> it makes IBakedQuads share BakedQuad instances, rather than have each their own?
L365[13:24:06] <LexDesktop> I juyst want to know why its nessasary and what the costs are
L366[13:24:30] <gigaherz> eh or rather, share the contents of those quads?
L367[13:24:38] <asie> I'm going to be honest with you... There's enough bad blood between us to make me unwilling to provide a full explanation. But I'll do it anyway, because in the end, it benefits everyone else.
L368[13:24:56] <LexDesktop> write it up properly, and i'll shove it at fry
L369[13:25:11] <asie> Ah, I won't bother that much. Sorry.
L370[13:25:14] <LexDesktop> Bad blood has nothign to do with it, its his shit and i'll leave it up to him.
L371[13:25:26] <asie> I have better things to do than contribute to a project whose owner wants me as far away from it as possible, sorry.
L372[13:25:39] <LexDesktop> then fuck off from the community then.
L373[13:25:50] <asie> No, you're the one who wants me to go away.
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L375[13:26:52] <gigaherz> ... and ithe conversation was going relatively well, too
L376[13:27:08] <g> sometimes people can't let go of stuff, I guess
L377[13:27:08] <LexDesktop> I asked nicely, I stated that I wouldn't care or let 'bad blood' sway me. And this entire conversation is evidence that I am willing to give it legitimate time to figure it out.
L378[13:27:16] <LexDesktop> Hes the one who gets his panties in a twist
L379[13:28:06] <Tencao> I have no idea what's going on nor do i want to
L380[13:28:20] <LexDesktop> So, what this UYnpackedBakedQuads fix does, is if two UnpackedBakedQuads are constructred with the exact same contents {which im legitimatly curious how the could happen} then it will make both of them point to the same array for its data.
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L383[13:29:14] <gigaherz> I think it can happen in cases like two model variants ending up with the same set of (sub)models, I guess
L384[13:29:20] <LexDesktop> Which, I can see the theoretical benifits. If the unbaked data is read only then this is fine. But if its written in any way then there are issues because that would theoretically mean that modification to one model modifies another which is bad.
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L386[13:30:43] <LexDesktop> As for the PERFORMANCE I was referring to, I was meaning at load time, as his system has to go through several functions and several hashes during the constructor of every UnpackedBakedQuad. Which can get very costly CPU wise.
L387[13:32:06] <g> oh, before I forget, if a log message is prefixed with [FML], could it only be coming from forge itself, or does stdout get redirected there or something?
L388[13:32:21] <LexDesktop> quite a few things can get redirected to it
L389[13:32:28] <g> balls, okay
L390[13:32:39] <killjoy> stdout gets redirected to the calling class
L391[13:32:47] <diesieben07> there are also the realyl smart people who use FMLLog from mod code -_-
L392[13:33:07] <g> I noticed something spamming "[FML] beetroot 1" and "[FML] beetroot 2" whenever I look at beetroot (on the client), I figured it wasn't actually from forge but it's good to check
L393[13:33:28] <diesieben07> yay, people who don't test their mods before release...
L394[13:33:34] <LexDesktop> also just for note, it looks like his 'ram saved' counter is inaccurate...
L395[13:34:03] <diesieben07> who would have thought.
L396[13:34:23] <g> I wouldn't mind but it's like 20+ lines per tick
L397[13:34:29] <g> so it lags down the log viewer
L398[13:34:37] <LexDesktop> clDeduplicate = config.getBoolean("deduplicateModels", "client", true, "Enable deduplication of redundant objects in memory.");
L399[13:34:47] <LexDesktop> No.. no that doesn't "fully explain" what is going on...
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L401[13:35:46] <LexDesktop> clCleanRedundantModelRegistry = config.getBoolean("clearDuplicateModelRegistry", "client", true, "Clears the baked models generated in the first pass *before* entering the second pass, instead of *after*. While this doesn't reduce memory usage in-game, it does reduce it noticeably during loading.");
L402[13:35:47] <LexDesktop>
L403[13:35:54] <LexDesktop> The ONLY exisitng baked model in the first pas...
L404[13:36:07] <LexDesktop> is the MISSING model.. so you're saving like 100 bytes...
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L406[13:39:30] <LexDesktop> https://github.com/asiekierka/FoamFix/blob/288256d33aab6a67500965a34a7578d2b789151a/src/main/java/pl/asie/foamfix/ProxyCommon.java#L74
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L408[13:39:59] <LexDesktop> This one is actually legit, no reason to allocate that much at start.
L409[13:41:20] <g> I mean, that's the only model that _should_ be loaded at first pass, right?
L410[13:41:31] <g> assuming everything works as expected
L411[13:41:38] <g> it's a huge project
L412[13:42:10] <g> I guess that's what you were trying to find out though, lol
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L416[13:43:59] <LexDesktop> its the only model that is loaded unless someone specifically disabels that extra loading stuff
L417[13:44:22] <LexDesktop> quite literally we wrap the entire loading process with 'if (!firstPass)'
L418[13:45:28] <LexDesktop> But ya, so far the registries one is the only no questions asked legit one. And its just a dumb overwight
L419[13:46:08] <LexDesktop> oversight*
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L422[14:01:58] <LexDesktop> humm, seems bitset hides the trim method...
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L427[14:19:18] <LexDesktop> https://github.com/asiekierka/FoamFix/blob/b997e40c19cda518f19430de5a234354bd4021e8/src/main/java/pl/asie/foamfix/coremod/BlockPosPatch.java
L428[14:20:27] <LexDesktop> That one, ya I an see where hes going, technically for any mutible blockpos, the x/y/z values are duplicated. However, the cost/benifit of this is dubious at best. Hes nuking any optimizations that the jitter can do. For something that only makes up like 0% of the class instances.
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L430[14:20:59] <LexDesktop> So All in all the results of the audit on the 'FoamFix' performance mod:
L431[14:22:14] <LexDesktop> Registry BitSet optimization: Good, small oversight. Simple fix to limit default Forge sizes to 0xFFFF and trim after freezing. Potential for performance decrease: Yes, but mininmal.
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L433[14:23:27] <LexDesktop> LaunchWrapper cache changes: PackageMap, yes should be nooped. Not sure what cpw|out ever intended for that. ResourceCache, weak map probably worth it. If possible i'd implement it as a timeout not a GC bound weak map.
L434[14:24:52] <LexDesktop> UnpackedBakedQuads: Potential for deduplicating arrays, but at cost of CPU time. Massive CPU time as each construction of UBQ has to go through a custom hashing function as well as a few other bouncers and instance checks. Tho It IS something I want Fry to look into. So pining him and will wait for a review.
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L436[14:31:48] <LexDesktop> ModelRegistryDuplicateWipe: I can see what hes going for but the amount of places where the models are querried, and reloaded is just bad. There is no way to tell if the real data is needed. Swapping them all out for dummy/empty could have a lot of rendering issuess.
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L438[14:32:55] <LexDesktop> I THINK thats all that his thing does, so hes actually on the high end of legit to non-legit fixes. 2 good to gos, and 1 needs looking, and only one No.
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L440[14:33:52] <g> I've been chatting to him in the meantime
L441[14:34:03] <g> he said that models are only deduplicated on postInit in the actual code as it runs
L442[14:34:15] <g> also, "CachingUnpackedBakedQuad" is not plugged in the code, because FoamFixShared.enableCoremodDeduplicator is always false
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L445[14:37:01] <AshIndigo_> Yay for random irc logging sites
L446[14:37:13] <AshIndigo_> I actually know whats going on
L447[14:37:38] <g> \o/
L448[14:37:45] <g> is that unusual for you? :P
L449[14:38:11] <AshIndigo_> I had to restart my irc client when the foamfix discussion started
L450[14:38:29] <AshIndigo_> So I missed the ordeal
L451[14:38:54] <g> ah, fair enough
L452[14:40:48] <Tencao> I was here the entire time but I couldn't contribute anything so I mostly stayed quiet
L453[14:41:08] <gigaherz> I did try to contribute, but my input wasn't useful so yeah
L454[14:41:11] <g> I can't really contribute more than asie explains to me personally since I'm kinda too busy to read all the code
L455[14:41:29] <g> that said, I've known him for like seven years so I know he has a pretty good understanding of what he does
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L458[14:42:57] <AshIndigo_> It really has been 7 years
L459[14:43:05] <AshIndigo_> Jesus I keep forgetting that
L460[14:43:33] <gigaherz> 7?
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L462[14:44:03] <AshIndigo_> Not doing the exact math
L463[14:44:16] <AshIndigo_> But since when mc was first released to the public
L464[14:44:33] <g> it's been a little longer than that
L465[14:44:43] <gigaherz> ah I see
L466[14:44:51] <gigaherz> I didn't get mc till mid-2010
L467[14:45:02] <g> but yeah, I joined a real old classic community (and ended up as owner of it eventually) way back when
L468[14:45:08] <g> the archives
L469[14:45:11] <g> and he was one of the players there
L470[14:46:13] <AshIndigo_> I used to play lava survival on classic servers
L471[14:46:40] <g> back on TheOne's?
L472[14:46:42] <g> I remember that, lol
L473[14:46:53] <g> good times
L474[14:46:54] <AshIndigo_> I dont remember the server name
L475[14:47:02] <g> He was the best known for that I think
L476[14:47:57] <g> man I remember a lot from those days
L477[14:48:04] <g> the ol' D3 server and all that stuff
L478[14:48:19] <g> dadido3 or whatever the hell his name was
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L484[14:58:55] <LexManos> Asie isnt a idiot, he does some stupid things. I'd put him with pretty much every other programmer. Arrogent and doesn't want to explain things. Sadly my entire job is to ask why. I don't like him due to a history of personal attacks and shit talking on both ends. But I review everything, even if it comes from people I don't like. As thats my job.
L485[14:59:10] <LexManos> I'm able to split personal politics from the code.
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L488[15:03:28] <Koward> I'd like to make a block grass can grow onto, but BlockGrass has hardcoded checks. Is there any hook I have not seen ?
L489[15:03:57] <barteks2x> Maye your block tick randomly and check for grass nearby?
L490[15:04:21] <barteks2x> instead of grass spreading into your block, make your block find grass by itself
L491[15:04:34] <gigaherz> yeah yo ucan make your block "grow grass into itself" instead
L492[15:05:00] <gigaherz> either that or make a PR to forge
L493[15:05:01] <gigaherz> ;p
L494[15:05:56] <barteks2x> if there is going to be a lot of this block, allowing random ticks on that may not be a good idea. But it would be something close to the amount of dirt or more
L495[15:06:09] <gigaherz> how do you think grass spreads?
L496[15:06:12] <gigaherz> it has random ticks
L497[15:06:18] <gigaherz> the number of blocks doesn't matter
L498[15:06:34] <gigaherz> random ticks choose N blocks at random, and try to tick them
L499[15:06:41] <barteks2x> it kidn of does, 16x16x16 block sections that have no random-tickable blocks aren't ticked
L500[15:07:00] <barteks2x> so if it's something that also generates underground it may canse some performance difference
L501[15:07:43] <gigaherz> oh I see
L502[15:10:09] <Koward> It will not generate, it will be artificial. It's dirt slabs so I just want same behavior as dirt, but I won't change world gen for them at the moment.
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L510[15:35:42] <ScottehBoeh> Salutations
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L514[15:40:16] <g> oh
L515[15:40:24] <g> I accidentally figured out what mod caused the beetroot spam
L516[15:40:30] <g> because I replaced it with another
L517[15:40:31] <g> it was WAILA
L518[15:40:31] <g> lol
L519[15:40:46] <gigaherz> wat
L520[15:41:07] <g> "beetroot 1", "beetroot 2", absolutely spamming the hell out of client logs
L521[15:41:10] <g> whenever you look at beetroot
L522[15:41:12] <g> (1.10.2)
L523[15:41:13] <gigaherz> oh
L524[15:41:17] <g> planted beetroot I mean
L525[15:41:21] <gigaherz> must be some leftover debug log
L526[15:41:29] <LexManos> Left over debug code, let them know and they'll kill it
L527[15:41:34] <g> yeah, planning on it
L528[15:41:40] <gigaherz> speaking about replacing and waila
L529[15:41:50] <gigaherz> I still need to learn how to use the one probe api
L530[15:42:13] <g> how to I search a repo's sauce with bitbucket?
L531[15:42:19] <g> do*
L532[15:42:45] <g> I never use bitbucket :v
L533[15:43:18] <g> nope, guess it doesn't support it
L534[15:43:22] <g> that's a huge oversight..
L535[15:43:42] <gigaherz> I have no idea if it even has a search feature
L536[15:43:50] <gigaherz> we use bitbucket at work
L537[15:43:52] <g> you can only search for repos by the looks of it
L538[15:44:00] <gigaherz> but only the PR side of things
L539[15:44:07] <gigaherz> I mean besides the git acces
L540[15:44:22] <gigaherz> if we have to search for stuff we just do it in intellij
L541[15:45:30] <g> when I was working at fexco we used bamboo and jira, but they had no browsable repos at all
L542[15:45:42] <bartman> wah I have a big search bar on our bitbucket works for me
L543[15:45:50] <bartman> searches every repo I have access to
L544[15:46:14] <g> I just want to search the waila repo
L545[15:46:14] <g> :v
L546[15:46:15] <g> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1547120/ShareX/2016/December/vivaldi_2016-12-16_21-46-08.png
L547[15:46:43] <bartman> dropbox is blocked at my work ;)
L548[15:46:57] <g> imgur?
L549[15:47:01] <bartman> blocked
L550[15:47:06] <bartman> even pastebin is blocked
L551[15:47:09] <g> yikes
L552[15:47:09] <bartman> pita :/
L553[15:47:38] <g> why dropbox of all places
L554[15:47:41] <g> seems like a weird thing to do
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L557[15:49:45] <digseraph> I have a strange issue. I'm building DynmapForge from source against the latest 1.10.2 forge using the latest mappings for 1.10.2 (stable_29). The build works fine, no errors compiling, but when I try to run it, I get issues with missing methods or fields. Any obvious reason for this?
L558[15:51:44] <bartman> dlp
L559[15:52:49] <gigaherz> digseraph: what are you using to build?
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L561[15:53:20] <digseraph> eclipse, but also command line ForgeGradle
L562[15:53:37] <gigaherz> I mean
L563[15:53:58] <gigaherz> are you trying to run inside eclipse, or trying to generate a jar?
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L565[15:54:26] <digseraph> If I run in eclipse, it seems to be fine, but if I create a jar, it doesn't work.
L566[15:54:35] <LexManos> how do you creat eh jar
L567[15:54:43] <LexManos> if the errors are not on 'func_' named functions
L568[15:54:47] <LexManos> then you didnt build the jar right
L569[15:55:00] <gigaherz> if you used "gradlew jar", it's the wrong one
L570[15:55:01] <digseraph> i'm just using "gradlew jar"
L571[15:55:05] <gigaherz> and you should be using "gradlew build"
L572[15:55:06] <LexManos> yup thats wrong
L573[15:55:07] <digseraph> the wrong what?
L574[15:55:12] <g> oh, TIL
L575[15:55:13] <gigaherz> the jar step happens before reobfuscation
L576[15:55:19] <digseraph> ahhhh
L577[15:55:23] <gigaherz> so the jar will have development names in it
L578[15:55:39] <gigaherz> since the remapping to SRG naming hasn't happened yet
L579[15:55:41] <digseraph> good to know, thank you!
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L581[16:06:00] <Intektor> how are the partial ticks calculated?
L582[16:06:44] <gigaherz> (current time - last tick time)/(next tick expected time - last tick time)
L583[16:06:55] <gigaherz> it assumes a constant 20tps
L584[16:07:56] <Intektor> what is with frame delta time and such?
L585[16:07:59] <Intektor> you dont need that?
L586[16:08:19] <gigaherz> ?
L587[16:08:35] <gigaherz> the time between frames isn't needed for the partial ticks, no
L588[16:08:39] <Intektor> I read a bit about delta time and such
L589[16:08:40] <gigaherz> mc MAY use it, but it's not needed ;P
L590[16:08:58] <gigaherz> delta time formulas are used on engines that run the logic at dynamic rate
L591[16:09:01] <Intektor> and the word delta time cam a lot of time
L592[16:09:10] <gigaherz> so like
L593[16:09:12] <gigaherz> if you have
L594[16:09:18] <gigaherz> while(running) { update(); render(); }
L595[16:09:25] <gigaherz> which is a common way of running pc games
L596[16:09:48] <gigaherz> then in order to move a character at 2m/s
L597[16:09:50] <gigaherz> you'd have to do
L598[16:10:01] <gigaherz> character.position += 2 * deltaTime
L599[16:10:21] <Intektor> ah ok
L600[16:10:21] <gigaherz> since you'd have to constantly account for the elapsed time
L601[16:10:29] <gigaherz> but if you have fixed timesteps
L602[16:10:32] <gigaherz> then you can just do
L603[16:10:42] <gigaherz> deltaPosition = speed/20f
L604[16:10:43] <gigaherz> and then
L605[16:10:48] <gigaherz> cahracter.position += deltaPosition
L606[16:11:03] <gigaherz> since the time between updates won't change
L607[16:11:07] <gigaherz> you can keep the value precomputed
L608[16:11:12] <gigaherz> however
L609[16:11:16] <gigaherz> frames don't happen that smoothly
L610[16:11:26] <gigaherz> so if you just drew the current state ofthings
L611[16:11:40] <gigaherz> first, things would be 20fps no matter how fast the frames were going
L612[16:11:46] <gigaherz> and second, things would be very choppy
L613[16:11:57] <Intektor> ah ok
L614[16:11:57] <gigaherz> so on fast-paced movement or sharp turns
L615[16:11:58] <Intektor> thanks
L616[16:12:03] <gigaherz> so instead of that
L617[16:12:20] <gigaherz> you have a "tickProgress" value (partialTick)
L618[16:12:36] <gigaherz> and interpolate(previous,next,tickProgress)
L619[16:12:46] <gigaherz> this way no matter if there's 1000fps, or 2
L620[16:12:56] <gigaherz> you'll see an intermediate value
L621[16:13:16] <Intektor> sounds good
L622[16:13:24] <Intektor> so minecraft system is better you think?
L623[16:13:30] <gigaherz> no
L624[16:13:33] <gigaherz> both are valid choices
L625[16:14:06] <gigaherz> there is one area where predictable update intervals are a requirement: physics
L626[16:14:20] <gigaherz> you can't just run physics at arbitrary timesteps
L627[16:14:22] <gigaherz> it looks "off"
L628[16:14:38] <gigaherz> so even engines like Unity3d, that use variable update rates
L629[16:14:48] <Intektor> ah ok
L630[16:14:53] <gigaherz> have a fixedUpdate method that runs at predictable intervals
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L634[16:33:58] <digseraph> Things have taken a stranger turn... now I'm getting "java.lang.VerifyError: Bad local variable type"
L635[16:34:18] <gigaherz> does that mod have a coremod?
L636[16:34:26] <gigaherz> that sounds a lot like a bad coremod
L637[16:34:41] <gigaherz> and "bad" can simply mean "out of date"
L638[16:34:55] <digseraph> ok, i'll look into that. Its happening in its own code, not in MC/Forge code
L639[16:35:48] <digseraph> I had thought it might be something like that, but thought if that was a problem, it would have happened in MC/Forge
L640[16:36:40] <gigaherz> yeah people doing coremods usually want to hack other people's code
L641[16:36:42] <gigaherz> not their own
L642[16:36:56] <LexManos> get rid of any coremods
L643[16:39:05] <digseraph> i'm only running Dynmap, no other mods, and it doesn't look like there's a coremod. I don't see anything about one in the log
L644[16:39:31] <gigaherz> can you pastebin a more complete crash log?
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L647[16:41:42] <digseraph> http://pastebin.com/h3jQqy3g
L648[16:44:44] <gigaherz> uhm
L649[16:44:46] <gigaherz> yeah no idea
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L651[16:47:07] <digseraph> i'm trying something... they have two other "library" jars that get included in the jar. I was building them also, going to try the original versions
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L653[16:49:21] <digseraph> so, looks like theres something wrong with the building of the other jars, using the originals worked
L654[16:49:28] <digseraph> thanks for the help!
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L702[19:49:30] <Hink> I want to ban some modded items from my server. I want to make them uncraftable. Any good server only mods that accomplish this?
L703[19:49:51] <williewillus> try a sponge plugin or minetweaker serverside
L704[19:53:59] <Hink> williewillus, where can I find old SpongeForge releases?
L705[19:55:55] <williewillus> no idea, never used sponge but they probably have recipe management plugins
L706[19:56:01] <williewillus> minetweaker for sure can remove recipes for anything
L707[19:57:25] <Hink> I might as well just used minetweaker alone.
L708[19:57:30] <Hink> Would be easier..
L709[20:00:11] <AshIndigo_> MT/CT would be the easiest
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L752[23:08:41] <RANKSHANK> The fact that mc does a map lookup per quad as opposed to holding a reference of the block/itemColor for the set of quads seems iffy
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L755[23:39:53] <Unh0ly_Tigg> So, can someone here help me with this blender issue, when I render with F12, I get http://i.imgur.com/hQydmkO.png even though I'm pretty sure that I set up my materials and textures right, and it should look like this: http://i.imgur.com/HWUdvdu.png anyone know that might be causing it?
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L757[23:53:23] <Unh0ly_Tigg> So, I changed the material to shadeless, and I got this: http://i.imgur.com/aO7d2Yf.png and now all the textures are using an interpolation that I did not set.
L758[23:53:40] <Unh0ly_Tigg> wait, fixed it.
L759[23:54:05] <Unh0ly_Tigg> Had turned mip-map off instead of interpolation... *facepalm*
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