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L22[02:00:03] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV]
Pushing snapshot_20170315 mappings to Forge Maven.
L23[02:00:07] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV]
Maven upload successful for mcp_snapshot-20170315-1.11.zip
(mappings = "snapshot_20170315" in build.gradle).
L24[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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L101[07:57:31] <Ashindigo_> is an evoker a
new 1.11 mob?
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L107[08:06:34] <ScottehBoeh> Hey guys,is
there a way for me to get a count of mods installed?
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L109[08:08:47] <Ashindigo_> i presume
Loader.instance().getActiveModList(); would get you what you
need
L110[08:09:11] <Ashindigo_> or
getModList()
L111[08:10:54] <gigaherz_> Ashindigo_:
they were introduced with the mansions
L112[08:11:08] <Ashindigo_>
Mansions?
L113[08:11:13] <gigaherz_>
..........
L114[08:11:21] <gigaherz_> go google
;P
L115[08:11:25] *
Ashindigo_ is out of touch with modern mc
L116[08:11:37] <ScottehBoeh> ah many
thanks :)
L117[08:13:31] <Ashindigo_> Your
welcome
L118[08:14:41] <ScottehBoeh> is it
possible for a Server to get the Mod list from a client?
L119[08:16:27] <gigaherz_> I belive the
server does get the mod list during the login process
L120[08:16:34] <gigaherz_> I don't know if
it keeps it past that, though
L121[08:16:37] <ScottehBoeh> mhm true,
I'll see how they did it
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L123[08:17:05] <Ashindigo_> I dont
know
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L135[09:23:09] <Katrix> ScottehBoeh
NetworkDispatcher keeps the mods around
L136[09:24:58] <Katrix> If you have a
EntityPlayerMP called player you can do something like
NetworkDispatcher.get(player.connection.getNetworkdManager()).getModList()
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L143[10:12:42] <Intektor> does someone
know how to use the wolfram alpha notebook?
L144[10:13:29] <Intektor> I want to
simplify an equation
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L147[10:28:42] <Shambling> hrmmm... weird
that all code that generates trees call
"blockoldleaf"
L148[10:31:10] <Shambling> looks like this
is why spruce and birch ignore biome coloration:
L149[10:31:11] <Shambling> return
blockplanks$enumtype == BlockPlanks.EnumType.SPRUCE ?
ColorizerFoliage.getFoliageColorPine() : (blockplanks$enumtype ==
BlockPlanks.EnumType.BIRCH ?
ColorizerFoliage.getFoliageColorBirch() : (worldIn != null
&& pos != null ?
BiomeColorHelper.getFoliageColorAtPos(worldIn, pos) :
ColorizerFoliage.
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L151[10:31:31] <gigaherz_> Shambling:
pretty much, yes
L152[10:31:41] <Shambling> is there a
direct way to nuke that without affecting anythign else?
L153[10:31:51] <Shambling> I'd like my
birch and spruce trees to look dead as well
L154[10:31:57] <gigaherz_> hmmm
L155[10:32:12] <gigaherz_> you could
remove the other block color handler, and register your own
L156[10:32:26] <gigaherz_> may or may not
require reflection
L157[10:33:11] <Shambling> I should be
looking in ColorizerFoliage#getFoliageColorBirch and spruce
then?
L158[10:34:21] <Shambling> hmmmm...
L159[10:34:52] <diesieben07> Shambling,
you can just reigster your own IBlockColor instance for the leaves
block
L160[10:35:10] <diesieben07>
BlockColors::registerBlockColorHandler can be called again to
override
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L163[10:35:16] <gigaherz|work> ah it
overrides?
L164[10:35:23] <gigaherz|work> then yes
that'd be best ;P
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L166[10:35:25] <diesieben07> yeah it just
puts it into a map
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L169[10:35:47] <Shambling> err methods in
that class
L170[10:35:59] <gigaherz|work> no all you
need is an IBlockColor
L171[10:35:59] <diesieben07> you can't
override static methods.
L172[10:36:15] <Shambling> dear god of
course they'd make them static
L173[10:36:19] <Shambling> *slaps
mojang*
L174[10:36:32] <diesieben07> nothing wrong
with them being static.
L175[10:36:37] <gigaherz|work> it's ok in
this case
L176[10:36:49] <Shambling> other than them
being useless and obnoxious in that they ignore everything I want
to use :P
L177[10:36:59] <gigaherz|work> all you
want is your own anonymous IBlockColor
L178[10:37:01] <Falkreon> cpw, I'm having
some trouble with addSubstitutionAlias... we've been trying to sort
this out but asie said I should just ping you about it, please
don't kill me ;_;
L179[10:37:02] <gigaherz|work> that
overrides the vanilla one
L180[10:37:28] <Falkreon> I think the main
problem is that the replacement's blockstate json varies from the
original, and it's throwing NPE's in the modelbakery
L181[10:37:43] <Shambling> I'll look into
that, in between shoveling the 37 inches of snow off of my
car
L182[10:37:44] <Shambling> lol
L183[10:37:53] <gigaherz|work> that's a
lot of snow
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L185[10:37:55] <gigaherz|work> it's sunny
here
L187[10:38:03] <gigaherz|work> Spain
weather.
L188[10:40:33] <cpw> Falkreon, it's
probably got a lot of problems, especially if you don't extend the
original
L189[10:41:16] <Falkreon> it does extend
the original
L190[10:41:26] <Falkreon> the field is
actually a BlockObsidian, so I found that out already ^_^
L191[10:41:28] <cpw> *shrug*
L192[10:41:31] <cpw> keep fiddling with
it
L193[10:41:43] <cpw> you have to load shit
in a very specific order for it to work
L194[10:42:00] <Falkreon> Well I figured
"as early as possible" was the right way to go
L195[10:42:11] <cpw> and quite honestly,
you're 50/50 that it'll work at all
L196[10:42:14] <Falkreon> mhm.
L197[10:42:33] <Falkreon> At this point
I'm just going to ditch chiseled varieties and concentrate on just
getting the block to work.
L198[10:42:41] <cpw> substitutions have
never worked very well. i never had time to properly test the SO
FUCKING MANY scenarios with them
L199[10:42:56] <cpw> there's a bunch of
tests in forge 1.11.2
L200[10:43:00] <cpw> take a look at
those
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L220[11:29:31] <gigaherz> EWH, they
changed youtube
L221[11:30:20] <gigaherz> actually it's
not that bad
L222[11:30:37] <diesieben07> what did they
break this time?
L223[11:30:40] <gigaherz> they changed
it
L224[11:30:41] <gigaherz> completely
L225[11:30:44] <gigaherz> new design /
theme
L226[11:30:50] <gigaherz> it's still the
same layout mostly
L227[11:30:57] <gigaherz> but not
quite
L228[11:31:01] <diesieben07> don't have it
yet
L229[11:31:03] <diesieben07> yay ab
testing
L231[11:32:03] <gigaherz> there's a thing
in the bottom right
L232[11:32:03] <diesieben07> they
material-ized it
L233[11:32:08] <diesieben07>
badum-tss
L234[11:32:08] <gigaherz> with feedback /
return to classic
L235[11:32:30] <williewillus> i still have
the old one :P
L236[11:32:39] <diesieben07> also eww list
view
L237[11:32:50] <williewillus> the sidebar
looks kind of ugly imo
L239[11:32:58] <williewillus> should have
a clear border
L240[11:33:01] <gigaherz> diesieben07: go
away ;P
L241[11:33:04] <gigaherz> list view is the
only good view ;P
L242[11:33:11] <diesieben07> no it's not
:D
L243[11:33:18] <williewillus> yeah this
redesign is just "remove ALL the borders"
L244[11:33:19] <gigaherz> williewillus:
the scrollbar appears if you hover it
L245[11:33:19] <diesieben07> looks a bit
like youtube gaming
L246[11:33:23] <williewillus> also,
thumbnail view :P
L247[11:33:24] <diesieben07> anyone use
that?
L248[11:33:28] <gigaherz> nope
L249[11:33:30] <gigaherz> it's
annoying
L250[11:33:45] <gigaherz> even for
livestreams
L251[11:33:50] <diesieben07> it sure
is
L252[11:38:48] <gigaherz> not sure if I
like, that the video controls expand the full width, and not just
the image area
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L278[13:32:54] <wundrweapon> hello
friends
L279[13:33:06] <wundrweapon> could someone
remind me what the difference was between itemblock and
itemblockspecial?
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L281[13:35:01] <diesieben07> wundrweapon,
ItemBlockSpecial is a legacy thing from things where the item is
not really a normal ItemBlock but still places a block
L282[13:35:07] <diesieben07> e.g. redstone
repeaters, sugarcane
L283[13:35:48] <wundrweapon> ah, i
see
L284[13:36:11] <wundrweapon> you said it's
legacy... if i checked for an item object to be instanceof it,
would it still work as intended?
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L286[13:41:23] <diesieben07> of
course
L287[13:41:39] <diesieben07> what i meant
was kinda that you yourself shouldn't implement it
L288[13:42:09] <CodeBirb> @Deprecated
>.>
L289[13:42:15] <diesieben07> ?
L290[13:43:17] <CodeBirb> Treat it like
it'll disappear the next time you look for it. Eh.
L291[13:43:44] <diesieben07> that'll get
better in java 9 ;)
L292[13:43:53] <CodeBirb> ohgod j9
L293[13:44:26] <wundrweapon> what's about
J9?
L294[13:44:38] <CodeBirb> From CPW's
ramblings, I assume that'll have some major shenanigans involved,
is all
L295[13:45:03] <williewillus> that's just
from jigsaw
L296[13:45:10] <williewillus> but java 9
also adds saner deprecation
L297[13:45:19] <williewillus> i.e. not
overloading @Deprecated for literally every reason under the
sun
L298[13:45:52] <CodeBirb> Like Mojang and
their internals? :3
L299[13:46:48] <diesieben07> not
shenanigans
L300[13:46:52] <diesieben07> what's going
on today is shenanigans :D
L301[13:46:56] <diesieben07> the classpath
is pure hell
L303[13:48:42] <diesieben07> yes, you
should.
L304[13:48:44] <Naiten> is it counting
forges servers though i wonder
L305[13:49:18] <williewillus> where is
this data coming from?
L306[13:49:30] <Naiten> no idea
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L308[13:51:22] <CodeBirb> 1.11 made some
small changes. It honestly isn't that hard to update.
L309[13:51:52] <williewillus> well if you
use lots of stacks
L310[13:51:55] <CodeBirb> Mostly a few
signature changes and the Itemstack.EMPTY stuff, in my experience.
Pretty quick to find things. >.>
L311[13:51:57] <williewillus> good luck
hunting down all the nulls :P
L312[13:52:09] <CodeBirb> Search for
"== null" ?
L313[13:52:19] <williewillus> yes which
catches everything that isnt a stack
L314[13:52:42] <CodeBirb> Still,
relatively painless.
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L316[13:56:06] <Naiten> welp, i'm still
not sure if i should always run for the latest forge
L317[13:56:23] <Naiten> or stay on the
most played or most modded version
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L323[14:11:19] <CodeBirb> If everyone
coded for the "most modded" version, nobody would ever
update anything. And we'll stay with old code forever.
L324[14:15:58] <McJty> CodeBirb, the
itemstack changes are not painless if you have a mod that does a
lot of itemstack manipulation
L325[14:16:00] <McJty> Like RFTools
L326[14:16:10] <McJty> For me the
1.10->1.11 transition was once of the hardest ever
L327[14:16:16] <McJty> Because of all the
hard to find bugs
L328[14:16:39] <McJty> All changes before
that were easy as the compiler complained if you didn't do it right
:-)
L329[14:20:42] <williewillus> mojang
themselves have a stack bug on top of the tracker that people are
complaining about
L330[14:20:50] <williewillus> because they
accidentally used == EMPTY instead of isEmpty() :p
L331[14:21:30] <McJty> Lovely :-)
L332[14:25:23] <tterrag> has anyone here
tried to mix jenkins and github 2FA?
L333[14:25:31] <Ashindigo_> Gotta love
mojang
L334[14:25:31] <tterrag> I need to setup a
build of a private repo, and obviously just user/pass don't
work
L335[14:25:40] <PaleoCrafter> app
passwords or something?
L336[14:25:44] <diesieben07> ssh
keys?
L337[14:25:44] <Akkarin> doesn't Jenkins
support SSH keys? :o
L338[14:25:46] <PaleoCrafter>
alternatively, --^
L339[14:25:46] <tterrag> PaleoCrafter,
yeah I have a personal token
L340[14:25:47] <diesieben07> :D
L341[14:25:48] <PaleoCrafter> :P
L342[14:25:54] <tterrag> I have no idea
where to put it
L343[14:26:00] <Akkarin> SSH keys would be
the logical and technically most secure way ;-)
L344[14:26:00] <tterrag> when you create a
credential, it just asks for user/pass
L345[14:26:07] <Akkarin> deployment keys
are also a thing for that purpose
L346[14:26:13] <Akkarin> uhhh does it
invoke git? in that case ssh configs work
L347[14:26:36] <tterrag> I mean,
yeah
L348[14:26:40] <tterrag> at some level, it
invokes git
L349[14:26:53] <diesieben07> you just use
ssh://git@ etc
L350[14:26:58] <diesieben07> their wiki
says that works
L351[14:27:03] <diesieben07> then you just
have to add the key to ssh
L352[14:27:09] <tterrag> what key
L353[14:27:14] <diesieben07> the ssh key
file
L354[14:27:14] <tterrag> all I have is an
OAuth token
L356[14:27:39] <Akkarin> well jgit afaik
doesn't respect your ssh config since it doesn't invoke git. Given
that Jenkins uses Java there's still the chance that it doesn't
invoke git itself and use the Java implementation
L357[14:27:42] <Akkarin> that's why I
asked ;-)
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L359[14:35:13] <tterrag> "Failed to
connect to repository : Command "git ls-remote -h
ssh://git@github.com:[repo] HEAD" returned status code
128:"
L360[14:35:20] <tterrag> after following
all the steps...
L361[14:36:15] <Akkarin> There's probably
more info in the log
L363[14:36:19] <Akkarin> since that itself
doesn't mean much
L364[14:36:25] <tterrag> not really
L365[14:36:26] <tterrag> "stderr:
Host key verification failed.
L366[14:36:26] <tterrag> fatal: Could not
read from remote repository."
L367[14:36:35] <Akkarin> connect via ssh
once to github
L368[14:36:42] <Akkarin> to add the key
... or add it manually I guess
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L370[14:36:49] <tterrag> oh, might be a
user thing
L371[14:37:23] <Akkarin> It's quite a
common issue when you run git in a non-interactive environment
since it asks you to confirm that you trust the host key once when
it discovers the key
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L374[14:41:37] <tterrag> got it
L375[14:41:39] <tterrag> I think
L376[14:42:18] <tterrag> nope, still
128
L377[14:42:28] <tterrag> even though when
I try to ssh as the jenkins user it works fine
L378[14:44:19] <tterrag> should the
private key not have a passcode?
L379[14:45:00] <Lord_Ralex> probably
should not
L380[14:45:03] <Akkarin> probably not
no
L381[14:45:20] <tterrag> great
L382[14:45:23] <tterrag> gotta redo all
that then
L383[14:45:24] <Akkarin> a lot of programs
can't deal with that behavior in non-interactive
L384[14:45:28] <Akkarin> you can decrypt
ssh keys afaik
L385[14:46:59] <tterrag> yes
L386[14:47:00] <tterrag> finally
L387[14:47:34] <Lord_Ralex> although,
iirc, github lets you add "passcodes" that will function
for user/pass when you have 2fa enabled
L388[14:47:45] <Lord_Ralex> so ssh was not
the only way, but really is the better way
L389[14:47:49] <Akkarin> Well SSH keys are
much nicer though
L390[14:48:00] <Akkarin> given that
they're never transmitted and what not
L391[14:48:46] <Shambling> god hurt all
over
L392[14:48:52] <tterrag> Lord_Ralex,
that's what I was saying at the beginning
L393[14:48:58] <Shambling> it took forever
to get shoveled out of that blizzard
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L397[15:08:17] <Shambling> I think I
remember what I was going to work on before going out to shovel at
10am est, 6 hours later of shoveling, I am no longer as fixated on
having properly colored wasteland spruce and pine and birch
trees
L398[15:10:38] <williewillus> where is
this?
L399[15:11:47] <Shambling> the snow?
L400[15:11:49] <Shambling> upstate new
york
L401[15:12:34] <Shambling> and now my
internet is dying now that I finally get t osit down
L402[15:12:35] <Shambling> =(
L403[15:15:46] <Shambling> ah, maybe its
just youtube trying to force ads down my throat,m and not the
internet
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L406[15:26:38] <wundrweapon> i can add and
enchantment to stuff when crafted/smelted, but can i make it have
the enchantment straight out of the creative inventory? like one of
the Metallurgy swords does?
L407[15:26:48] <diesieben07> sure
L408[15:26:50] <williewillus> override
getSubItems
L409[15:26:55] <williewillus> or whatever
its called
L410[15:26:57] <diesieben07> yep
L411[15:26:59] <diesieben07>
getSubItems
L412[15:27:15] <diesieben07> whatever you
put in the List is what appears in the creative tab
L413[15:27:21] <wundrweapon> where in? the
item's class?
L414[15:27:23] <williewillus> yeah
L415[15:27:55] <wundrweapon> and why would
that help?
L416[15:28:02] <wundrweapon> ooh ok
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L418[15:30:02] <wundrweapon> for such a
powerful IDE, IntelliJ IDEA is unbelievably annoying
L419[15:30:09] <diesieben07> how so?
L420[15:30:11] <williewillus> what part?
:P
L421[15:31:55] <wundrweapon> it puts the
little label things on params (which is kinda nice, but kinda
obnoxious at the same time); it's incredibly particular about
casing (can't find "EnderAdvancement" class from
"enderadv" but can from "EnderAdv"); it starts
putting out code suggestions after one character...
L422[15:32:13] <diesieben07> a) you can
turn that off
L423[15:32:14] <williewillus> i turn the
label thing off lol
L424[15:32:19] <diesieben07> b) that is
totally reasonable.
L425[15:32:26] <diesieben07> c) ...
and?
L426[15:32:38] <williewillus> and not sure
about the search for me it's pretty lenient on me fuzzing
things
L427[15:32:45] <wundrweapon> hm
L428[15:32:53] <diesieben07> yeah in
search it doesnt do that for me
L429[15:32:54] <PaleoCrafter> as far as b)
is concerned: save yourself some typing and simply write EA, camel
case search takes care of that :P
L430[15:32:55] <wundrweapon> maybe i just
need to fiddle with all the 50,000+ settings some more
L431[15:32:59] <diesieben07> i thought you
meant autocomplete
L432[15:33:13] <williewillus> you can even
do stuff like "EAdv" and the search (ctrl+N at least)
should find "EnderAdvancement"
L433[15:33:23] <wundrweapon> i am talking
about autocomplete
L434[15:34:13] <diesieben07> well, if you
start with a lower case letter that is an indication you mean a
variable name
L435[15:34:16] <diesieben07> not a class
name
L436[15:34:20] <diesieben07> so, it will
suggest variable names.
L437[15:34:30] <wundrweapon> eclipse would
pull out both - i like that
L438[15:34:41] <diesieben07> well, that's
less accurate though :P
L439[15:34:42] <williewillus> i mean, it
should try to determine depending on the surrounding syntax what
you want
L440[15:34:47] <diesieben07> that
too
L441[15:35:20] <diesieben07> and even
if... if you prefer eclipse, why are you using intellij? :D
L442[15:36:23] <wundrweapon> because I
wanted to try it, at least for a while
L443[15:36:31] <wundrweapon> get a feel
for it and see if it's nice
L444[15:36:42] <diesieben07> trust me, it
is nice :D
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L449[15:38:04] <wundrweapon> lol
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L452[15:42:39] <williewillus> lol what the
hell
L453[15:42:43] <williewillus> squids used
to spawn in lava
L454[15:43:25] <wundrweapon> that's h a r
d c o r e
L455[15:43:51] <williewillus> it was fixed
in 1.11 but it would just be sad if it's been a bug since squids
were added
L457[15:49:30] <wundrweapon> how do i
disable the whole @SuppressWarnings("unused") ->
/unused/ thing?
L458[15:49:59] <williewillus> in the
Editor section of the options somewhere
L459[15:50:23] <gigaherz> :O~~ so good.
the best pseudo-yakisoba I have cooked so far (I say pseudo because
I'm 99% certain the sauce doens't taste anything like the real
thing)
L460[15:50:40] <williewillus> whoah look
who's not afk
L461[15:50:42] <wundrweapon> found
it
L462[15:50:44] <williewillus> lol
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L464[15:54:39] <lashtear> clearly we need
giant magmasquids in the nether oceans that send out tentacles to
drag people in
L465[15:54:57] <wundrweapon> ^
L466[15:55:02] <wundrweapon> kraken
2.0
L467[15:55:25] <gigaherz> williewillus: if
you refer to me, that just means IRC disconnected and the nick was
still in use when it reconnected
L468[15:55:40] <lashtear> >
L469[15:55:55] <williewillus> :P
L470[15:56:12] <williewillus> its just
usually whenever i see you you usually have your afk nick
L471[16:00:14] <gigaherz> yeah I
know
L472[16:00:22] <gigaherz> I do /nick
ghz|afk before I go to sleep
L473[16:00:45] <gigaherz> but I don't just
do /nick gigaherz when I get back from work -- too tired by then,
can't be bothered
L474[16:01:03] <PaleoCrafter> are you
using a bouncer? :P
L475[16:01:08] <gigaherz> nope
L476[16:01:16] <gigaherz> my computer is
just on 24/7
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L478[16:02:07] <PaleoCrafter> have you
considered scripting an awaynick thing into your client? :P
L479[16:04:01] <gigaherz> I used to have
an auto-unaway once
L480[16:04:04] <gigaherz> it was annoying
;P
L481[16:04:15] <gigaherz> sometimes you
don't want to be unaway'd ;P
L482[16:04:28] <wundrweapon> IDEA:
"looks like you sat auto-import to Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O"; me:
*presses Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O*; IDEA: *doesn't do jack shit*
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L484[16:05:28] <PaleoCrafter> maybe
because it didn't need to do anything? :P
L485[16:05:51] <PaleoCrafter> although it
displays a little popup over your cursor in that case, too
L486[16:06:01] <wundrweapon> i needed to
import 12 classed; didn't have any imported
L487[16:06:07] <wundrweapon>
classes*
L488[16:06:42] <gigaherz> meh, just let it
suggest
L489[16:06:46] <gigaherz> and alt-enter
each one ;P
L490[16:06:58] <wundrweapon> i don't have
a choice... -_-
L491[16:08:01] <PaleoCrafter> Optimize
imports should take care of auto-resolving required imports,
too
L492[16:08:12] <PaleoCrafter> unless
you've configured it not to do so :P
L493[16:09:16] <diesieben07> just turn on
optimize imports on the fly
L494[16:09:27] <diesieben07> and
"resolve unambiguous imports on the fly", too if you
want
L495[16:09:36] <diesieben07> basically
never have to think about imports anymore
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L497[16:10:53] <PaleoCrafter> do add
scala.actors.threadpool.Arrays to your exclusion list though
:P
L498[16:11:02] <diesieben07> just scala.*
:P
L499[16:11:09] <diesieben07> if you are
programming java
L500[16:11:21] <PaleoCrafter> nah, maybe
you can make use of something in the scala lib :P
L501[16:11:34] <diesieben07> don't do
that...
L502[16:12:00] <heldplayer> I simply
remove the scala dependencies in IJ
L503[16:12:39] <PaleoCrafter> you should
definitely go ahead and replace all your lists by instances of
$colon$colon :P
L504[16:12:47] <diesieben07> lol
L505[16:12:49] <heldplayer> lol
L506[16:13:34] <wundrweapon> have a bash
script ready that removes any line of code with an E in it - case
insensitive
L507[16:13:46] <wundrweapon> it'll compile
30% faster that way! >:3
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L511[16:16:10] <heldplayer> So mostly just
deleting stuff when you do basic operations
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L517[16:32:59] <tterrag> yeah, it could do
without a lot of the "lol delete everythign instead"
ones
L518[16:33:05] <tterrag> the rest are
actually funny and annoying
L519[16:35:01] <tterrag> except the first
one, that's amazing
L520[16:35:45] <diesieben07> my favorite
is the cd drive
L521[16:36:27] <diesieben07> that... was
the wrong button.
L522[16:36:53] <diesieben07> huh i didn't
even leave the channel? znc be weird.
L523[16:37:01] <Ashindigo_> my favorite is
the floppy drive
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L544[17:42:40] <gigaherz> is that comic
sans?
L545[17:42:43] <diesieben07> yes
L548[17:47:50] <quadraxis> why is comic
sans an option .-.
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L570[19:05:43] <Shambling> oh lord, hello
crappy youtube layout
L571[19:07:11] <gigaherz> I'm enjoying it
so far
L572[19:07:40] <Shambling> thankfully they
didn't move watch later and hid favorites and the other useless
video links
L573[19:08:11] <Shambling> so I guess its
good for that
L574[19:09:11] <gigaherz> they didn't
"move" anything
L575[19:09:13] <gigaherz> just changed the
theme
L576[19:09:29] <gigaherz> sortof
L577[19:12:58] <Shambling> well I have
more stuff auto-hidden onw
L578[19:13:00] <Shambling> so I
dunno
L579[19:13:31] <gigaherz> hmm maybe your
layout is different than mine
L580[19:14:42] <gigaherz> SHIT, dropbox
removed the public link item from the menu
L581[19:14:47] <gigaherz> like,
automatically, after midnight
L582[19:15:01] <gigaherz> it updated
itself or something, without asking
L585[19:15:30] <gigaherz> thisi s how I
see youtube now ;P
L586[19:15:59] <Shambling> why the eff
does youtube always stop my video when I open a page on another
tab
L587[19:16:01] <Shambling> argh
L588[19:16:06] <Shambling> and those say
link not something
L589[19:16:14] <Shambling> file not
found
L590[19:16:23] <gigaherz> yeah that means
they fully removed the public links feature
L591[19:16:28] <gigaherz> and fuck anyone
using those links
L592[19:16:37] <gigaherz> time to find a
different service.
L595[19:17:08] <Corosus> yeah
L596[19:17:14] <gigaherz> I literally have
no use for dropbox without the public links feature
L597[19:17:22] <Corosus> they were
planning on removing the public folder for a while now
L598[19:17:22] <gigaherz> other services
do everything else while providing more space
L599[19:17:26] <gigaherz> so yeah
L600[19:17:34] <gigaherz> byebye
dropbox
L601[19:17:54] <gigaherz> i'll miss you,
but not what you have become
L602[19:18:08] <Corosus> i also switched
from them, made my own lil script that lets me get an http link for
a file on my computer that just ftp uploads to my site
L603[19:18:28] <Corosus> all those public
links out in the wild right now that are breaking ....
L604[19:18:36] <Shambling> weren't there
like... monsters added to the lava in 1.11.2 or 1.10.2, I don't
remember seeing them for a while
L605[19:18:58] <gigaherz> wat
L606[19:19:06] <gigaherz> not in
vanilla
L607[19:19:17] <Shambling> so did dropbox
get bought by a shitty company like microsoft recently?
L608[19:19:18] <kashike> gigaherz: long
live imgur.com :P
L609[19:19:22] <gigaherz> all they added
is endermen spawns in the nether
L610[19:19:47] <Shambling> wait... so what
is the point of dropbox if not used for public folders
L611[19:19:56] <gigaherz> "cloud
storage"
L612[19:20:00] <gigaherz> you can share
links
L613[19:20:02] <gigaherz> just not direct
links
L614[19:20:03] <Shambling> air
quotes
L615[19:20:06] <gigaherz> they want you to
visit the page
L616[19:20:10] <gigaherz> so you can see
whatever
L617[19:20:13] <Shambling> probably
ads
L618[19:20:26] <gigaherz> yeah they want
to suggest you to buy premium and all
L619[19:20:26] <gigaherz> ;P
L620[19:20:36] <Shambling> yeah not going
to happen
L621[19:20:56] <Shambling> if I want cloud
storage, I'll sell my details to China and Russia directly
L622[19:20:58] <Corosus> yeah the loss of
direct links is a dick move on their part
L623[19:22:04] <gigaherz> deleted my
account
L624[19:22:11] <gigaherz> (I don't care
for the dropbox history)
L625[19:22:21] <gigaherz> I want them to
know I'm not impressed ;P
L626[19:23:25] <Corosus> i still use its
apps feature to sync notes and shopping lists between pc and phone,
aside from that its useless to me now
L627[19:23:37] <gigaherz> ah my phone
finished updating :D
L628[19:23:40] <gigaherz> I got android
7.0 now
L629[19:23:48] <killjoy> It grew on
me
L630[19:23:52] <killjoy> hated it at
first
L631[19:24:01] <gigaherz> what did?
L632[19:24:05] <gigaherz> dropbox? or
android 7?
L633[19:24:08] <killjoy> android 7
L634[19:24:16] <killjoy> it was very
white
L635[19:24:20] <gigaherz> I use Action
Launcher 3
L636[19:24:25] <gigaherz> not much has
changed visually for me ;P
L637[19:24:39] <killjoy> I use stock
s7
L638[19:24:57] <gigaherz> mine's a Z5
compact
L639[19:25:00] <Shambling> I really hope
my phone doesn't auto update, its slow enough now as it is.
lol
L640[19:25:30] <Shambling> I'll need to
either cancel verizon or upgrade some time in the future lol
L641[19:25:57] <Shambling> verizon is
actively switching everything to data lately, even going so far as
disable voice on new towers forcing everything over the data
channel
L642[19:26:08] <gigaherz> wat o_O
L643[19:26:20] <Shambling> oh, you have
unlimited voice do you? too bad the new towers don't carry voice
channels! lol
L644[19:27:35] <Corosus> lol what
L645[19:27:41] <Shambling> the 4glte
towers don't support 3g at all, meaning no voice unless yo uswitch
to 'advanced voice' which uses data :P
L646[19:28:33] <Shambling> unless I'm
misunderstanding their intentions, it would seem that would be
because they limit data, and want to charge more :P
L647[19:29:09] <Shambling> either way, the
only people that call me are telemarketers and bill collectors, so
not a huge loss
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L649[19:30:17] <Shambling> so much pain,
thanks for putting up with my aimless rambling while I look over
code
L650[19:30:24] <Shambling> g'night guys,
hope it doesn't snow tomorrow :P
L651[19:30:40] <Corosus> its snow
problem
L652[19:30:43] <Corosus> \o\
L653[19:30:46] <Shambling> oh god
L654[19:30:49] <Shambling> the pun
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L658[19:42:00] <gigaherz> hey wtf
L659[19:42:03] <gigaherz> youtube changed
again
L660[19:42:21] <gigaherz> the history and
watch later icons are now under "library" instead of in
the main group
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L674[21:00:44] <LatvianModder> gigaherz:
that kinda makes more sense, those are playlists
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L677[21:39:28] <Corosus> i accidentally
started using ChatFormatting from the realms lib realmsclient
package, is that included on dedicated servers?
L678[21:39:59] <Corosus> i should probably
switch to TextFormatting anyways
L679[21:40:02] <Corosus> damn
renames
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L703[23:29:06] <SatanicSanta> Lex: If
you're talking about generate, that is not helpful because the
actual generation code would have to be completely reimplemented or
copypasted from the vanilla one, as I explained in the op
L704[23:29:54] <mezz> copy pasting code
from vanilla is necessary for all kinds of weird stuff I've
done
L705[23:30:07] <SatanicSanta> That doesn't
mean that is a good thing
L706[23:30:42] <mezz> here's the thing,
Forge is about compatibility between mods and making it so that
mods can accomplish what they want to do
L707[23:30:47] <SatanicSanta> (Also, just
saying, in the particular example I brought up, in my case, having
it exposed to "cave air" is totally fine)
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L709[23:31:12] <mezz> but it can't be in
the business of making everything clean and convenient or it will
be absurdly bloated quickly, minecraft is too messy
L710[23:31:33] <SatanicSanta> mezz: It is
also arbitrarily about adding useful APIs for mods. Sometimes it
is, sometimes it isn't. Forge should make a decision on whether it
does that or not.
L711[23:31:49] <mezz> like what?
L712[23:32:26] <mezz> in this case you can
easily create your own worldgen class, the logic is not very
exotic
L713[23:32:49] <mezz> in fact you could
make your own library for convenient things like this, without
needing forge to do it
L714[23:32:55] <SatanicSanta> >make
your own library
L715[23:33:33] <SatanicSanta> The fact
that every mod has its own library these days should be seen as an
issue in my opinion
L716[23:33:42] <SatanicSanta> also to
answer your question
L719[23:34:20] <mezz> events help mods
work together when they are hooking into the same areas
L721[23:34:41] <mezz> fluids are dumb but
it became a standard because so many people use them
L723[23:34:58] <mezz> brewing is .. what
about it?
L726[23:35:50] <mezz> I can't tell if
you're being a dick or what, this isn't a conversation if you're
just sending me links
L727[23:36:18] <SatanicSanta> My point is
that Forge clearly is not just about makign mods compatible with
each otehr
L728[23:36:35] <mezz> there are some
library features that are so universal that a very large portion of
mods will use them
L729[23:36:46] <mezz> they are
exceptions
L730[23:37:44] <mezz> for something like
this worldgen, it's less than a 100 line class to implement
L731[23:37:55] <mezz> and very few people
need it
L732[23:37:57] <SatanicSanta> Honestly I'm
not really annoyed about this specifically but about the arbitrary
design decisions Lex makes and his refusal to add shit because he
doesn't personally think they'll be useful despite the fact that he
isn't a mod developer
L733[23:38:12] <mezz> don't take that out
on me
L734[23:38:34] <SatanicSanta> I wasn't
trying to be a dick, I was just linking examples
L735[23:38:43] <mezz> I'm trying to answer
your question in earnest
L736[23:38:43] <SatanicSanta> Sorry if it
came across that way
L737[23:40:29] <SatanicSanta> mezz: And
ultimately your suggestion is what I'm going to do. I still have no
idea what function he's talking about though :P
L738[23:40:56] <mezz> for some of the
example you linked, those would not be possible outside of Forge.
for some things like configs, fluids, it's lex's choice to add them
because they are useful, but it's not forge's usual policy to keep
and maintain stuff like that
L739[23:42:51] <SatanicSanta> "What
Lex says goes" is a problem imo
L740[23:43:01] <mezz> it's his
project?
L741[23:43:45] <SatanicSanta> I'm a
communist so if we get into that debate we'll probably never end
lmao
L742[23:46:13] <killjoy> "don't you
dare create your own project"
L743[23:46:25] <mezz> yeah well I'm a
solipsist so :P
L744[23:46:39] <killjoy> now we just need
a capitalist
L745[23:46:44] <mezz> heh
L746[23:46:54] <mezz> I didn't say
socialist
L747[23:47:11] <SatanicSanta> killjoy: No
that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying MinecraftForge's codebase
has more impact on the community than it does Lex so the community
should dictate what happens to it.
L748[23:48:01] <mezz> all that's happening
here is that a line is drawn saying "no this does not belong
in this project". doesn't mean it can't exist somewhere
else
L749[23:48:12] <killjoy> I think the only
thing it does really is add standard ways of doing things
L750[23:48:23] <killjoy> You're free to
debate what those standards should be
L751[23:48:29] <killjoy> as in ieee
standards
L752[23:48:34] <killjoy> or eitf
L753[23:48:40] <SatanicSanta> eitf?
L755[23:49:09] <killjoy> ^ those guys host
the rfc's
L756[23:49:33] <SatanicSanta> mezz:
Honestly I just wanted to know what method Lex was talking about
since he didn't specify
L757[23:49:54] *
killjoy has a habit of not reading all the chat log
L758[23:49:59] <mezz> I don't know, I'm
pretty sure you have to copy the vanilla method
L759[23:50:55] <SatanicSanta> I was
expecting the issue to get rejected, which is fine because I am
going to make my WorldGenMinable impl faster anyway
L760[23:51:16] <mezz> cool
L761[23:52:42] <SatanicSanta> Although if
it was accepted I probably wouldn't've done that because effort
:P
L762[23:55:43] <mezz> feel free to make a
communist super library, for some reason nobody has been able to
build up enough trust to really create "the" trusted
library mod but maybe it would address your concerns and be good
for the community
L763[23:56:37] <SatanicSanta> Esteemed
Innovation, which has a public API, is operated in a
socialist/communist fashion... Hm. Someone did mention a
"steamy lib" on Discord recently...
L764[23:56:58] <mezz> I think part of it
is that a lot of libraries go waaay out of scope, or just stop
getting maintained, or do crazy hacks and end up incompatible
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L766[23:59:31] <mezz> with JEI I went
after what I saw was the big community need but kept it small, so I
can actually maintain it without losing my sanity too much