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L2[00:21:08] <killjoy> Darn. It's about to rain, my car windows are up and my battery is disconnected

L3[00:21:26] <killjoy> Dry seats are overrated

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L5[00:24:19] <killjoy> *my windows are down

L6[00:26:36] <xaero> /weather clear

L7[00:26:38] <xaero> fixed :P

L8[00:27:04] <killjoy> Would be better if you installed my alternator for me

L9[00:27:16] <killjoy> and changed my oil

L10[00:27:50] <killjoy> and pay my insurance

L11[00:28:10] <killjoy> and bought me lunch

L12[00:31:55] <xaero> sorry don't think there's a mod for that..

L13[00:32:02] <xaero> but dang that's a bad predicament you're in

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L38[02:14:04] <killjoy> xaero, I have a serious case of the lazies

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L40[02:18:17] <Ordinastie> oh no! the lazies got him!

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L49[04:04:35] <ghz|afk> [07:21] (killjoy): Darn. It's about to rain, my car windows are up and my battery is disconnected

L50[04:04:52] <ghz|afk> I hope you had some plastic bags and tape lying around ;P

L51[04:04:57] <IoP> :P

L52[04:05:14] <Ordinastie> * killjoy has quit (Ping timeout: 186 seconds)

L53[04:05:28] <ghz|afk> ah crap

L54[04:05:31] <ghz|afk> and I looked

L55[04:05:36] <ghz|afk> but didn't see it

L56[04:05:37] <ghz|afk> XD

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L59[04:05:58] <Ordinastie> I just try to autocomplete

L60[04:06:12] <gigaherz> yeah I try many things, when i'm awake

L61[04:06:39] <gigaherz> so

L62[04:06:43] <gigaherz> it has been a few days

L63[04:06:52] <gigaherz> since I upgraded my main SSD from SATA3 to NVMe

L64[04:07:09] <gigaherz> I haven't felt the difference :P

L65[04:08:03] <Ordinastie> (and I'm still trying to debug that fucking model mess :x)

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L76[05:01:25] <Ordinastie> and I finally fucking found it -_-

L77[05:03:16] <gigaherz> yay, what was it?

L78[05:05:01] <Ordinastie> I used new ModelResourceLocation(item.getRegistryName(), "inventory");

L79[05:05:40] <Ordinastie> which works for the oak door becaus its registry name is "wooden_door"

L80[05:06:36] <Ordinastie> so when it tries to load wooden_door#inventory from file (items/wooden_door), it can't, it falls back to the mrl provided

L81[05:06:54] <Ordinastie> for the other, the registry name matches the file name

L82[05:07:01] <gigaherz> Ah

L83[05:07:48] <Ordinastie> I should have found that like in 10 min

L84[05:08:04] <Ordinastie> but the model stuff is so infuriating

L85[05:08:15] <Ordinastie> like what the fuck were they thinking

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L87[05:08:44] <gigaherz> well, it works just fine for their use case ;P

L88[05:09:08] <Ordinastie> forge really didn't help simplify either

L89[05:09:33] <fry> you're welcome to try making anything better.

L90[05:10:04] <gigaherz> forge had to work with mojang's design, which meant if an item model exists, it's used and only when it doesn't exist, the blockstates json is queried

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L93[05:18:59] <Ordinastie> well, that didn't quite work :'( https://puu.sh/wK7ZK.png

L94[05:19:20] <gigaherz> that looks slightly sideways

L95[05:20:11] <fry> doorzooka

L96[05:22:59] <Ordinastie> because it's still not using my model

L97[05:23:13] <Ordinastie> it's the "FancyMissingModel" *_*

L98[05:23:28] <fry> doesn't look like it :P

L99[05:26:03] <Ordinastie> I do the rendering, but the model decide for transforms, 3D etc

L100[05:26:16] <fry> why do you do the rendering?

L101[05:28:07] <Ordinastie> because

L102[05:28:33] <fry> :P

L103[05:28:54] <gigaherz> doors animating open/close does seem like the perfect use case for the animation system

L104[05:29:01] <fry> ikr

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L109[05:40:29] <Ordinastie> finally https://puu.sh/wK8y3.png

L110[05:40:39] <Ordinastie> fence gates are still fucked though :(

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L119[06:07:53] <Ordinastie> I have a wrapper for vanilla TextureAtlasSprite that I get using static from(IBlockState) or from(Item)

L120[06:08:07] <Ordinastie> to avoid duplicate, I want to put them in a Set

L121[06:08:30] <Ordinastie> is it safe for my wrapper to defere equals and hashcode to the stored blockState/item ?

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L126[06:36:19] <c64cosmin> o/ hello

L127[06:36:24] <c64cosmin> does anyone know why this happens http://imgur.com/a/nCpjM

L128[06:36:47] <c64cosmin> I'm generating a 16x200x16 chunk using the generateNoiseOctaves , yet this slicing appears

L129[06:42:28] <c64cosmin> !gm

L130[06:51:43] <c64cosmin> happens at other levels of scaling, looks good but definitely not what I expect http://imgur.com/a/m8TFF

L131[06:52:36] <TechnicianLP> how high are those?

L132[06:52:48] <TechnicianLP> (and without code we probably cant debug much)

L133[06:55:19] <c64cosmin> one second, let me commit

L134[06:57:12] <c64cosmin> https://bitbucket.org/c64cosmin/realmshift/src/12430c92d2642f05c3302491d7f03c959d727074/src/main/java/com/stupidrat/minecraft/realmshift/dimensions/generators/RealmShiftChunkGenerator.java?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default#RealmShiftChunkGenerator.java-40

L135[06:57:51] <c64cosmin> in this case they are 16x100x16 with 0.1 scaling

L136[07:02:11] <TechnicianLP> did you try with a different scale?

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L139[07:24:07] <c64cosmin> yes, look

L140[07:25:13] <c64cosmin> http://imgur.com/a/JDP4u it's proportional

L141[07:25:42] <TechnicianLP> scale?

L142[07:25:52] <c64cosmin> 0.05 for y this time

L143[07:26:15] <c64cosmin> doing a 0.01 will increase the distance between the slices and so forth

L144[07:27:30] <TechnicianLP> well vanilla uses 0 4 and 678.? (which could mean you just need some higher scale)

L145[07:33:34] <c64cosmin> curiously enough seems to be inversely proportional, smaller values mean larger features

L146[07:33:50] <c64cosmin> trying higher values will result in random noise

L147[07:41:03] <gigaherz> wow using google with edge is horrible, google, gmail, etc keep asking if I want to switch to chrome

L148[07:41:38] <gigaherz> Iguess it's just the first time I open each site but yeah, annoying

L149[07:45:48] <TechnicianLP> chrome is stupid ... (it synchronized my things without my consent once ... never again)

L150[07:50:43] <gigaherz> so migrating my OS from SATA to NVMe

L151[07:50:53] <gigaherz> apparently "lost" the visual studio instlalation somehow

L152[07:50:58] <gigaherz> I mean, it's there on the vs installer

L153[07:51:02] <gigaherz> but the start menu icons are missing

L154[07:51:03] <gigaherz> XD

L155[07:51:23] <gigaherz> wait I found it!

L156[07:51:40] <gigaherz> ah it's just start10 that seems unable to find it

L157[07:52:15] * gigaherz rebuilds search index

L158[07:55:03] <gigaherz> \o/

L159[07:55:08] <gigaherz> my voxel engine works again

L160[07:55:15] <gigaherz> I apparently had updated monogame

L161[07:55:22] <gigaherz> and the new version had limits on graphics features

L162[07:55:35] <gigaherz> unless you set GraphicsProfile = HiDef during construction

L163[07:55:43] <c64cosmin> sweet :D

L164[07:55:58] <gigaherz> my mouse input isn't working :/

L165[07:56:29] <gigaherz> and the SSAO isn't doing anything either

L166[07:56:34] <gigaherz> the deferred lighting does work

L167[07:56:50] <gigaherz> the directional light darkening is applied

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L170[08:12:39] * TechnicianLP wants primitive generics ... Map<int, int> ...

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L172[08:14:32] <gigaherz> this is... annoying. XD

L173[08:14:59] <gigaherz> the values for the player orientation (effectively the camera look direction) are zero always

L174[08:15:30] <gigaherz> and there's only one line of code writing to it

L175[08:15:34] <gigaherz> and it's a += value

L176[08:15:45] <gigaherz> meaning it's practically impossible for it to get back to 0 on its own

L177[08:16:18] <gigaherz> unless I get exactly a negative angle for each positive one

L178[08:16:20] <gigaherz> and vice versa

L179[08:18:51] <gigaherz> unless VS changed the semantics of valuetype accesses

L180[08:19:07] <gigaherz> hmmm

L181[08:20:13] <gigaherz> or maybe it was my fault

L182[08:20:17] <gigaherz> for converting a field into a property

L183[08:23:57] <Ordinastie> I vote for it's your fault

L184[08:24:21] <gigaherz> me too

L185[08:24:38] <gigaherz> but it's hard not to attempt to shift the blamde to the compiler

L186[08:24:43] <gigaherz> even if it is almost never the case

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L193[09:03:49] <TechnicianLP> Map<int, int> workaround: https://hastebin.com/oqevuraliz.java

L194[09:05:16] <gigaherz> aren't there int maps in some library?

L195[09:06:48] <gigaherz> I guess they just have int as a key, not also as value

L196[09:08:06] <PaleoCrafter> http://fastutil.di.unimi.it/docs/it/unimi/dsi/fastutil/ints/Int2IntMap.html

L197[09:08:24] <kashike> TechnicianLP: ^

L198[09:08:29] <kashike> please use fastutil instead

L199[09:11:22] <TechnicianLP> yay

L200[09:11:25] <TechnicianLP> thanks

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L203[09:26:17] <Ivorius> PaleoCrafter: Fastutil is better than trove?

L204[09:26:28] <PaleoCrafter> Yep

L205[09:26:35] <Ivorius> Why?

L206[09:26:39] <PaleoCrafter> Performs better, iirc

L207[09:26:49] <gigaherz> wouldbe funny if it didn't, with that name

L208[09:26:50] <gigaherz> ;p

L209[09:27:07] <PaleoCrafter> And has more combinations, I think

L210[09:30:10] <gigaherz> c64cosmin: you asked about the implementation yesterday -- https://github.com/gigaherz/VoxelWorldEngine

L211[09:30:13] <gigaherz> don't mind the commit names

L212[09:30:19] <gigaherz> they were never meant for public consumption ;P

L213[09:34:02] <PaleoCrafter> http://java-performance.info/hashmap-overview-jdk-fastutil-goldman-sachs-hppc-koloboke-trove-january-2015/ looks like trove is generally performing the worst

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L215[09:45:22] <c64cosmin> @gigaherz I have weird commit names too, lots of <:3 )~~ because stupidrat the domain I have

L216[09:45:34] <gigaherz> XD

L217[09:45:47] <gigaherz> btw if you were to run that monogame code

L218[09:45:49] <gigaherz> tab is pause

L219[09:45:57] <gigaherz> middleclick is walk/fly toggle

L220[09:46:12] <gigaherz> pause == un-capture mouse

L221[09:50:30] <c64cosmin> never touched C#, it's amazing how much framework is behind there, I giving a look at the code and it's only game logic\

L222[09:51:15] <gigaherz> yeah that's MonoGame

L223[09:51:24] <gigaherz> it's a clone and improvement over XNA4

L224[09:51:35] <gigaherz> which was a framework designed to make game code easier

L225[09:51:58] <gigaherz> it abstracts input, graphics, etc

L226[09:52:25] <c64cosmin> heard of XNA for a while, MonoGame I suppose is a cross platform implementation for all the platforms Microsoft supports

L227[09:52:33] <gigaherz> and more

L228[09:52:47] <gigaherz> MonoGame has opengl backends that can supposedly run on linux and phones

L229[09:53:02] <c64cosmin> for personal projects I use SDL and OpenGL and for web stuff home brewed WebGL

L230[09:53:22] <gigaherz> I use monogame for lower-level things

L231[09:53:26] <gigaherz> and Unity for higher-level things

L232[09:53:30] <c64cosmin> I should tap on C# though

L233[09:53:41] <gigaherz> do, it's awesome, specially now with C# 7.0

L234[09:53:58] <gigaherz> although C# 7.0 requires .NET 4.7 which requires Windows 10 Creators Update or newer

L235[09:54:20] <diesieben07> yeah things like that is why i don't even start with c#.

L236[09:54:23] <gigaherz> but I suppose Mono will implement those features sooner or later

L237[09:54:30] <gigaherz> they are at .NET 4.6 (C# 6.0) right now

L238[09:54:34] <c64cosmin> being a game I don't think you can skip the Creators Update, couldn't install nVidia drivers without it...

L239[09:54:42] <TechnicianLP> on the fastutil Int2IntMap - which implementation shouldi use? Int2IntArrayMap or Int2IntOpenHashMap? (but in general is much better than mine was ...)

L240[09:55:40] <gigaherz> TechnicianLP: depends on the use

L241[09:55:43] <gigaherz> based on the names

L242[09:55:51] <gigaherz> I presume the array map uses array indexing to access the data

L243[09:55:59] <gigaherz> so it would be best for dense keys

L244[09:56:08] <gigaherz> while the other one uses hashes which would be best for sparse keys

L245[09:56:41] <gigaherz> so, are you going to have many values close together, or spread out wildly?

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L247[09:58:56] <c64cosmin> @diesieben07 sometimes the same happens with C++ too (when you use the MS runtime) it can go wacky

L248[09:58:56] <diesieben07> s/values/keywse

L249[09:59:06] <diesieben07> -w -e

L250[09:59:32] <diesieben07> do i look like i use c++? :D

L251[10:00:33] <TechnicianLP> array one is similiar to how an arraylist works (but as i know the size beforehand and dont have to go search keys (entryset only) the array one is probably better?)

L252[10:02:03] <gigaherz> nah

L253[10:02:07] <gigaherz> if you look at the documentation

L254[10:02:15] <gigaherz> A simple, brute-force implementation of a map based on two parallel backing arrays.

L255[10:02:16] <gigaherz> The main purpose of this implementation is that of wrapping cleanly the brute-force approach to the storage of a very small number of pairs: just put them into two parallel arrays and scan linearly to find an item.

L256[10:02:30] <gigaherz> it uses one array of values, and one array of keys

L257[10:02:33] <gigaherz> and when you look things up

L258[10:02:35] <gigaherz> it iterates

L259[10:02:36] <c64cosmin> @diesieben07 understood :D

L260[10:02:41] <gigaherz> meaning it's O(n) access

L261[10:02:49] <gigaherz> instead of O(log n) or O(1)

L262[10:02:54] <gigaherz> so it's crappy and slow

L263[10:02:58] <PaleoCrafter> If C# moved to type ascriptions in the name: Type style, I might actually consider using it more

L264[10:03:01] <gigaherz> and only good for a tiny amount of pairs

L265[10:05:02] <PaleoCrafter> Then again, from what I can see in the C# 7.0 article, it also has these weird asymmetries that don't make any sense from a Scala perspective q.q

L266[10:06:32] <TechnicianLP> well technically it could be faster on the put method if i use the hash-based one (access i dont care about (entryset iteration only....))

L267[10:06:41] <gigaherz> yeah if you look at it from the perpsective of a more complete functional language

L268[10:06:44] <gigaherz> it will feel half-baked

L269[10:07:04] <gigaherz> but from the point of view of like, java or old C#

L270[10:07:15] <gigaherz> they are awesome additions ;P

L271[10:07:48] <PaleoCrafter> Take that deconstruction stuff for instance. Why is it separate from pattern matching?

L272[10:08:06] <gigaherz> because it is two separate concepts in the language

L273[10:08:16] <gigaherz> deconstruction works with tuples and only tuples

L274[10:08:35] <gigaherz> pattern matching is syntax sugar for is/as (instanceof)

L275[10:08:35] <PaleoCrafter> Nah, with any type that has a Deconstruct method :P

L276[10:09:13] <PaleoCrafter> Calling that pattern matching us pathetic

L277[10:09:44] <gigaherz> case Type t: <code>

L278[10:09:47] <gigaherz> is basically

L279[10:10:05] <gigaherz> if (obj is Type) { Type t = obj as Type; <code> }

L280[10:11:48] <PaleoCrafter> I know, I just don't understand why they have to stop there :P

L281[10:13:06] <gigaherz> time allocation

L282[10:13:18] <gigaherz> they wanted the feature

L283[10:13:26] <gigaherz> they could only get so far within a reasonable timeframe

L284[10:13:32] <gigaherz> so they chose to do that

L285[10:13:34] <gigaherz> rather than nothing at all

L286[10:13:51] <PaleoCrafter> Similar for the usage of 'when' for additional conditions, why not just reuse if? q.q

L287[10:14:16] <gigaherz> when?

L288[10:14:27] <PaleoCrafter> The article I read mentioned it

L289[10:14:57] <PaleoCrafter> Like: case Type x when x.Something == whatever

L290[10:15:05] <gigaherz> hmmm

L291[10:16:00] <gigaherz> (yes I'm checking if that made it into the C# 7.0 final version)

L292[10:16:39] <c64cosmin> how can you add a third party .jar into the project? Will that library be included in the result mod .jar

L293[10:16:40] <gigaherz> yep it did

L294[10:16:48] <gigaherz> it's weird that I didn't read about it

L295[10:17:10] <gigaherz> I guess it must have been a matter of readability, or maybe it would have complicated the parser

L296[10:19:58] <raoulvdberge> !gm func_150898_a

L297[10:20:29] <TechnicianLP> does someone know how to make intellij show transient variables in its debugger? (google is being stupid again)

L298[10:21:15] <PaleoCrafter> If it's just a single field, could always add a watch

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L327[11:42:30] <Ordinastie> does the curseforge plugin for gradle works for you ?

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L330[11:53:38] <c64cosmin> how you add a third party library in the project?

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L332[11:54:12] <TechnicianLP> depends on the lib - maven?

L333[11:55:01] <c64cosmin> there is a maven repository entry yes

L334[11:55:39] <diesieben07> just declare it as a dependency in your build.gradle then.

L335[11:56:19] <c64cosmin> just this followed by the version? "com.flowpowered.noise" ?

L336[11:56:29] <diesieben07> Read the gradle docs...

L337[11:56:38] <c64cosmin> ^ that :)

L338[12:01:31] <Ordinastie> hum, what should I return for getRegistryType() for my impl of IRecipe ?

L339[12:01:45] <gigaherz> you don't

L340[12:01:46] <Ordinastie> return (Class<IRecipe>) this.getClass(); makes gradle complain :x

L341[12:01:55] <gigaherz> you extend IForgeRegistryEntry.Impl<IRecipe>

L342[12:02:09] <diesieben07> alternatively, you return IRecipe.class

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L344[12:02:27] <Ordinastie> oh, duh

L345[12:02:46] <gigaherz> all other registry types extend IforgeRegistryEntry.Impl<Thing>, but Irecipe is an interface, so all custom classes have to do that instead

L346[12:03:02] <Ordinastie> no I don't

L347[12:03:17] <diesieben07> ?

L348[12:03:29] <Ordinastie> I don't "have to"

L349[12:03:37] <diesieben07> true.

L350[12:03:45] <diesieben07> Ordi, stubborn as ever.

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L352[12:06:02] <c64cosmin> now I need to execute the gradle commands again to download the dependency?

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L354[12:06:17] <gigaherz> in theory, no

L355[12:06:24] <gigaherz> if the lib doesn't need to be deobfuscated

L356[12:06:33] <gigaherz> yo ucan just click the gradle refresh icon, or rerun gradlw eclipse

L357[12:06:48] <gigaherz> if the lib needs to be deobfuscated, you may need to run setupDecompWorkspace also

L358[12:07:51] <c64cosmin> it's just a dependency, I think "gradlew --refresh-dependencies" might be enough

L359[12:08:47] <diesieben07> that's now what that flag does.

L360[12:08:48] <gigaherz> that won't update the deps on your IDE's "referenced libraries" though

L361[12:08:58] <gigaherz> that just forces gradle to reevaluate the cache

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L363[12:09:22] <diesieben07> You should never need it, unless you depend on snapshot versions

L364[12:09:29] <gigaherz> in intellij, you use the blue refresh icon on the gradle panel

L365[12:09:39] <gigaherz> in eclipse, you run gradlew eclipse (or something like that)

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L367[12:13:21] <c64cosmin> oh, okay, makes sense now, thank you guys

L368[12:18:21] <Ordinastie> MalisisDoors 1

L369[12:18:25] <Ordinastie> MalisisDoors 1.12 http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/2076338

L370[12:18:34] <Ordinastie> (sorry, fat fingered ><)

L371[12:20:01] <Hubry> Ordinastie: please tone down the youtube videos, thread is laggy

L372[12:22:18] <c64cosmin> slight tip for the curtains, flip the mesh on the horizontal axis, to be symmetric

L373[12:25:17] <Ordinastie> Hubry, I don't thing the videos are loaded until you open the spoiler

L374[12:25:38] <Hubry> I haven't opened the spoiler and uBO log shows YT frames

L375[12:26:05] <Ordinastie> someone posted a video in the thread

L376[12:26:12] <Ordinastie> and someone else quoted it

L377[12:26:14] <Hubry> I see 7, your spoiler has 6

L378[12:26:26] <Hubry> or 5

L379[12:26:32] <Hubry> let me check again

L380[12:26:47] <Ordinastie> oh, right, they are loaded

L381[12:28:07] <Hubry> and I see more when I filter just frames

L382[12:28:15] <Hubry> I think you can ditch most of the archive

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L394[14:06:40] <LexMobile> !gm updateComparatorOutputLevel(BlockPos, Block)

L395[14:06:45] <LexMobile> !gm updateComparatorOutputLevel

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L400[14:34:36] <tterrag> fry: how do item models work with multipart blockstates?

L401[14:34:45] <tterrag> I tried setCustomMRL as well as putting a model in item/[name]

L402[14:34:47] <tterrag> neither works

L403[14:34:53] <tterrag> setCustomMRL just makes it invisible

L404[14:35:09] <gigaherz> do multipart work at all for items?

L405[14:35:30] <gigaherz> I believe the conditions are interpreted on the fly, at runtime

L406[14:35:39] <gigaherz> predicates*

L407[14:35:48] <gigaherz> which would make them only usable for blocks

L408[14:35:53] <gigaherz> but I could be wrong

L409[14:36:14] <gigaherz> yeah if you look at multipartbakedmodel

L410[14:36:22] <tterrag> I mean, vanilla does it

L411[14:36:30] <gigaherz> it only fills in the bake list when there's an IBlockState passed in

L412[14:36:31] <tterrag> it just uses an item model which parents one of the block submodels

L413[14:36:36] <tterrag> I'm aware of how it works

L414[14:36:42] <tterrag> painfully so

L415[14:36:52] <tterrag> but I'm not even getting a missing model error for the item

L416[14:36:58] <tterrag> so idk where to start even

L417[14:37:07] <gigaherz> wait, vanilla uses it? where?

L418[14:38:43] <tterrag> fences?

L419[14:38:45] <gigaherz> that would make no sense, multipart is declared in the blockstates json

L420[14:38:50] <tterrag> I'm aware of that

L421[14:39:04] <gigaherz> yeah so, the item model

L422[14:39:07] <gigaherz> references models/block

L423[14:39:11] <gigaherz> NOT blockstate

L424[14:39:12] <tterrag> I'm doing the same thing vanilla is...I have an item model which sets its parent to one of the block submodels

L425[14:39:13] <tterrag> as I said

L426[14:39:15] <tterrag> and it doesn't work

L427[14:39:25] <gigaherz> okay so

L428[14:39:30] <gigaherz> let me see if I understand

L429[14:39:34] <gigaherz> you have

L430[14:39:45] <gigaherz> models/item/something.json -> "parent": "block/sub1"

L431[14:40:02] <gigaherz> models/block/sub1.json, sub2.json, ... -> standard models with "elements"

L432[14:40:14] <gigaherz> blockstates/something.json -> "multipart" which references sub1, sub2, ...

L433[14:40:43] <gigaherz> is that right?

L434[14:40:46] <tterrag> yes

L435[14:40:50] <tterrag> item is still pink&black

L436[14:41:10] <gigaherz> and the item is named the same as the block, I suppose

L437[14:41:11] <gigaherz> hmmm

L438[14:41:17] <gigaherz> that's not QUITE the same thing that I did in the past

L439[14:41:24] <tterrag> afaict the item model isn't even being loaded

L440[14:41:26] <gigaherz> I had an equivalent of redstone dust

L441[14:41:44] <gigaherz> with my item being "spelldust" and my block being "spellwire"

L442[14:42:05] <fry> well, start by checking the setMRL/setItemModelMesher call

L443[14:42:24] <tterrag> fry: I'm not even sure what it would be. inventory? normal? what does it even point to

L444[14:42:33] <gigaherz> inventory

L445[14:42:36] <tterrag> why do I have to use setCUstomMRL if I'm using an explicit item model?

L446[14:42:50] <gigaherz> setCustomMRL(item, 0, new MRL(item.getRegistryName(), "inventory"))

L447[14:43:04] <gigaherz> will ask minecraft to load models/item/registryname.json

L448[14:43:15] <gigaherz> and if not present, blockstate/registryname.json variant "inventory"

L449[14:43:23] <tterrag> because magic nonsense, of course

L450[14:43:25] <gigaherz> and THAT won't work with multipart

L451[14:43:32] <gigaherz> no because mojang decided to HARDCODE item models

L452[14:43:35] <tterrag> ok yes, that works

L453[14:44:17] <tterrag> I didn't say the magic nonsense was forge's fault

L454[14:44:24] <fry> by default there's no model for the item

L455[14:44:30] <fry> because TESRs

L456[14:44:44] <fry> also, because there's no way to enumerate all possible itemstacks at load time

L457[14:47:31] <tterrag> I understand why setCustoMRL exists

L458[14:47:32] <gigaherz> I was going to say that the items should be the ones enumerating themselves

L459[14:47:41] <tterrag> I don't get why inventory -> models/item/name.json

L460[14:47:43] <gigaherz> but that won't make sense until they get rid of subblocks/subitems

L461[14:47:53] <gigaherz> tterrag: mojang.

L462[14:49:07] <gigaherz> or rather

L463[14:49:27] <gigaherz> I believe, vanilla doesn't really use the variant string for items at all, and it's only forge that discriminates?

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L465[14:53:43] <gigaherz> I can't actually find the code for that anywhere... have I been wrongly assuming all this time that only "inventory" variants would load from a items/whatever.json ?

L466[14:55:15] <PaleoCrafter> http://i.imgur.com/pgGNbdk.png hopefully soon to be found in an IDEA instance near you :P

L467[14:55:34] <gigaherz> hm?

L468[14:56:25] <PaleoCrafter> see those slightly greyed out strings? :P

L469[14:56:30] <gigaherz> wait

L470[14:56:33] <gigaherz> those are lang strings

L471[14:56:44] <gigaherz> you wrote an extensions that looks up localizations?

L472[14:56:46] <PaleoCrafter> that's what it looks like expanded

L473[14:57:04] <PaleoCrafter> whoops, http://i.imgur.com/H7AhSdL.png

L474[14:57:16] <PaleoCrafter> yep, going to PR this to the mcdev plugin ^^

L475[14:57:24] <PaleoCrafter> I've written this ages ago

L476[14:57:29] <gigaherz> so it looks up localizations AND shows the parameters interleaved, cool

L477[14:57:44] <gigaherz> does mcdev allow disabling all the other crap? I pretty much want just that ;P

L478[14:57:56] <PaleoCrafter> heh, you can disable a lot, yeah :P

L479[14:58:17] <gigaherz> does it detect when the args mismatch and warn about it? ;P

L480[14:58:43] <PaleoCrafter> I haven't ported that over from my old stuff yet :P

L481[14:59:06] <PaleoCrafter> unless I misremember and it didn't have that capability

L482[15:01:22] <PaleoCrafter> ah, there it is, for some reason not in the same package

L483[15:01:52] <PaleoCrafter> mind you that this might not be the form it'll exist as in mcdev, considering I've basically had to write a full AST interpreter for this :P

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L485[15:03:18] <Flashfire> Is there a way I can make a hack to avoid the bug where onEntityAttack gets called twice on players

L486[15:04:00] <Flashfire> I'm adding a damage potion effect on that event and it's doing 2x the damage it should

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L488[15:05:29] <Ordinastie> twice? is it client/server ?

L489[15:05:49] <Flashfire> No

L490[15:05:54] <Flashfire> It's a legit forge bug, I posted it

L491[15:06:20] <Flashfire> Hook is called in EntityPlayer but also EntityLivingBase and the method in EntityPlayer calls the super

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L493[15:08:00] <Flashfire> But it makes my mod gameplay too hard

L494[15:08:07] <Flashfire> I need to get around it for now

L495[15:08:47] <diesieben07> only way I can think of would be to walk the call stack, but that's terrible

L496[15:09:00] <Flashfire> Hm

L497[15:09:15] <diesieben07> or maybe some kind of counter

L498[15:09:30] <diesieben07> but then you have to us receieveCanacled=true

L499[15:09:30] <Flashfire> Yeah maybe

L500[15:09:32] <diesieben07> to not get confused

L501[15:09:56] <Flashfire> Like if it's on the same player in the same tick I'd ignore it kind of thing?

L502[15:11:00] <diesieben07> just ignore every other event per player

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L504[15:11:12] <Flashfire> huh

L505[15:11:13] <diesieben07> just have a boolean on the player (capability) that you toggle

L506[15:11:16] <Flashfire> I suppose that might work

L507[15:12:58] <Flashfire> I wonder if I could just find another event to do the same thing

L508[15:13:09] <Flashfire> Actually probably not

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L512[15:24:58] <gigaherz> there, "trying to use edge instead of firefox" experiment over

L513[15:25:04] <gigaherz> I still prefer firefox.

L514[15:25:05] <gigaherz> XD

L515[15:25:11] <Flashfire> Obviously

L516[15:25:20] <Flashfire> I recall edge's dev tools being awful

L517[15:25:21] <gigaherz> however, I had to remove Classic Theme Restorer

L518[15:25:34] <gigaherz> because it seems to have been the cause for the stupid silly slowness I was getting lately

L519[15:25:42] * howtonotwin typo'd on #mcpbot

L520[15:25:45] <Flashfire> Chrome is my fav dev tools

L521[15:25:53] * howtonotwin is now responsible for a slightly less than perfect mapping

L522[15:25:53] <gigaherz> I don't use dev tools here

L523[15:26:00] <gigaherz> thisi s my home pc

L524[15:26:07] <gigaherz> at work, on the macbook pro, we use chrome

L525[15:26:16] <gigaherz> which is funny

L526[15:26:39] <diesieben07> howtonotwin, you can !undo

L527[15:26:47] <howtonotwin> Oh ok

L528[15:26:49] <howtonotwin> thanks

L529[15:26:49] <gigaherz> neither macOS nor Chrome, are things I'd choose to use normally

L530[15:26:51] <gigaherz> they are OK

L531[15:26:57] <gigaherz> but I don't agree with their design choices

L532[15:27:04] <gigaherz> but since it's what they use at my job

L533[15:27:06] <gigaherz> I just play along

L534[15:27:31] <howtonotwin> Is there room for the Opera masterrace? ?

L535[15:27:57] <IoP> no, it's ded

L536[15:27:59] <diesieben07> before they became a chrome clone, yes

L537[15:28:02] <diesieben07> nowadays? nope.

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L539[15:32:06] <quadraxis> mezz I am confuse

L540[15:32:14] <quadraxis> what's your pc specs like?

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L542[15:33:53] <mezz> GeForce GTX 680, intel i7-2600K

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L544[15:34:36] <quadraxis> hmm, I wonder if it's an amd/nvidia thing

L545[15:35:01] <quadraxis> radeon rx480 here

L546[15:35:18] <gigaherz> what's the issue?

L547[15:35:29] <quadraxis> https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/4180

L548[15:35:42] <quadraxis> I see lag, but mezz doesn't

L549[15:35:54] <gigaherz> what kind of "lag"?

L550[15:36:10] <gigaherz> frame slowdown, or the server taking a long time to respond when trying to break blocks and open chests?

L551[15:36:23] <quadraxis> ui lag

L552[15:36:34] <quadraxis> from changing the render distance

L553[15:36:43] <gigaherz> so it freezes for a bit?

L554[15:36:49] <gigaherz> I really hate the word "lag"

L555[15:36:50] <quadraxis> yeah

L556[15:36:55] <gigaherz> people use it for many different things that aren't lag at all

L557[15:37:03] <gigaherz> okay so freezing when changing render distance

L558[15:37:05] <gigaherz> trying that

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L560[15:37:17] <mezz> considering my cpu was purchased in 2012 and gpu in 2013 I'm definitely guessing it's something else going on

L561[15:37:22] <quadraxis> yeah, i (ab)used the term as it was used for the mipmapping fixes

L562[15:38:21] <gigaherz> okay nvidia 1070, i7-6770k here

L563[15:38:28] <gigaherz> 0 delay when changing distance

L564[15:38:54] <gigaherz> by 0 I mean really 0, I can't even feel the framerate stuttering

L565[15:39:18] <quadraxis> in game or at the main menu? (just to be sure)

L566[15:39:24] <gigaherz> ingame

L567[15:39:34] <gigaherz> MDK env, forge 2387

L568[15:39:56] <quadraxis> does anyone here have an amd card?

L569[15:40:26] <quadraxis> if someone with similar hardware also has no issues, I'll go ponder my misfortune

L570[15:41:06] <gigaherz> you could grab a profiler

L571[15:41:11] <gigaherz> and see which method is taking up the time

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L573[15:41:21] <gigaherz> if it's external driver code, then youcan blame it

L574[15:41:34] <gigaherz> maybe your driver is very slow at deleting VBOs

L575[15:42:18] <gigaherz> does it happen if you turn VBOs off? ;P

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L578[15:45:15] <quadraxis> interesting

L579[15:45:26] <quadraxis> it is a lot better with vbos off

L580[15:46:02] <quadraxis> rendering chunks performs much worse tho >_>

L581[15:46:09] <mezz> is there a vanilla bug open?

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L583[15:50:21] <quadraxis> i don't think so

L584[15:50:25] <quadraxis> I can open one

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L587[16:03:53] <Flashfire> diesieben07 the hack seems to work, thanks

L588[16:04:38] <Flashfire> I don't think it'll ever call the first event twice in a row for 2 dif players

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L590[16:07:45] <Flashfire> I'm not using setCancelled though

L591[16:07:50] <Flashfire> Doesn't seem to work in that case

L592[16:09:12] <Flashfire> Ok maybe it isn't quite working properly, just did another test...

L593[16:11:04] <diesieben07> you must specify receiveCanceled=true

L594[16:11:11] <Flashfire> I did that

L595[16:11:14] <diesieben07> otherwise some other mod canceling the event will get oyur counter out of sync

L596[16:11:24] <Flashfire> Oh, thanks for explaining

L597[16:12:12] <Flashfire> It is at least working partially though and I'll take that til forge gets it fixed

L598[16:12:24] <diesieben07> what is not working?

L599[16:12:27] <Flashfire> I would make a PR but I don't want to screw with that stuff

L600[16:12:42] <Flashfire> https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/issues/4171

L601[16:12:54] <diesieben07> no you said "working partially"

L602[16:12:57] <diesieben07> i know the bug in forge

L603[16:13:21] <Flashfire> Ohh, I mean when I get hit by an entity in my mod it doesn't (at least always) damage me when my shield breaks from an attack

L604[16:13:35] <Flashfire> Before it would damage me when the shield broke since it's doing it twice

L605[16:14:02] <diesieben07> huh

L606[16:14:04] <diesieben07> strange

L607[16:14:07] <diesieben07> can you show your code?

L608[16:14:11] <Flashfire> Sure thing

L609[16:14:47] <Flashfire> https://gist.github.com/Samuel-Harbord/d646381412d7076c23cd18fd7f759cef

L610[16:14:57] <Flashfire> It's onLivingAttack

L611[16:15:38] <Flashfire> Without the hack it would always do the shieldDamage since the hook is getting called twice

L612[16:16:00] <Flashfire> ModPotions.SPECTRITE_DAMAGE.affectEntity is doing that breaking damage, it has code to damage my custom shield

L613[16:18:31] <diesieben07> uhm

L614[16:18:35] <diesieben07> yeah. id,k

L615[16:18:36] <diesieben07> lol

L616[16:23:43] <Flashfire> Anyone else think there should be a sword sweep event hook

L617[16:23:54] <howtonotwin> Aye

L618[16:24:40] * howtonotwin scuttles back to aggressively Javadoc stuff

L619[16:24:58] <Flashfire> *considers doing in*

L620[16:25:00] <Flashfire> it*

L621[16:25:24] <howtonotwin> You do that like /me does stuff

L622[16:25:37] <Flashfire> Thanks, this is the only irc I use

L623[16:25:38] <Flashfire> lol

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L641[18:28:12] <howtonotwin> TFW you Scala so hard you manage to crash the compiler >>.<<

L642[18:28:23] <Flashfire> Didn't you say that the other day

L643[18:28:24] <Flashfire> lol

L644[18:28:38] <howtonotwin> That time I only made it IntelliJ confused

L645[18:28:46] <Flashfire> Oh I see : P

L646[18:28:48] <howtonotwin> This time I got a NoSuchElementException

L647[18:28:58] <howtonotwin> Idek anymore

L648[18:30:13] <Flashfire> Also thanks for approving

L649[18:30:43] <howtonotwin> I just noticed that little "x" and was like "ew" :P And then I made it a check

L650[18:30:54] <Flashfire> xD

L651[18:31:58] <howtonotwin> Also FYI: git commit messages: Write them in the imperative mood, like this sentence. Make them sound like commands.

L652[18:32:12] <Flashfire> Ok

L653[18:32:14] <howtonotwin> See: https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/

L654[18:32:44] <Flashfire> Also, event to use for the soonest event that fires after a chunk's biome is read from NBT?

L655[18:33:29] <howtonotwin> Probably ChunkLoadEvent.Post or something

L656[18:33:37] <howtonotwin> I don't think it's that granular

L657[18:33:53] <diesieben07> question is, what do you want to achieve.

L658[18:34:21] <Flashfire> I want to do a getBlockState to determine whether my biome is populated

L659[18:34:28] <Flashfire> And in turn whether my structure has been spawned

L660[18:34:43] <Flashfire> But I had a bug where the biome didn't work, so it will update old versions by checking the biome

L661[18:34:54] <diesieben07> Uh#

L662[18:35:03] <diesieben07> Not sure what that has to do with NBT.

L663[18:35:10] <Flashfire> I'm not doing anything with it

L664[18:35:41] <Flashfire> Every event I've tried either doesn't fire every time or the biome isn't set yet

L665[18:35:44] <diesieben07> Now that I think about it, you probably should be doing this on the NBT level...

L666[18:35:55] <Flashfire> You mean WorldSavedData?

L667[18:36:01] <diesieben07> No. DataFixer

L668[18:36:12] <Flashfire> Oh, never used that

L669[18:36:28] <diesieben07> it's for exactly your use case, update old world data

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L672[18:37:15] <Flashfire> Know of an open source mod that uses it?

L673[18:38:04] <diesieben07> no, sorry

L674[18:38:09] <Flashfire> Ok

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L676[18:41:31] <howtonotwin> ^ that's the first time I've seen one of those lol

L677[18:41:55] <Flashfire> Seen what

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L680[18:42:08] <Flashfire> The quit message? I think that's a joke

L681[18:42:14] <howtonotwin> It can't be

L682[18:42:23] <howtonotwin> It'd be prefixed with "Quit: "

L683[18:42:28] <Flashfire> Oh, true

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L716[20:29:57] <cjm721> So I get NoClip working survival but rendering does not seem to work as intended. Is there a way to force blocks to render like how it does in spectator mode?

L717[20:30:56] <cjm721> RenderGlobal::setupTerrain has a parameter that I think is the one doing the extra rendering but it is hardcoded to GameType == Spectator

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L727[21:17:51] <ScottehBoeh> Is there an event in which I can use to prevent items from stacking together into groups?

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L752[23:03:40] <killjoy> I need a website like my cousin's https://nilbus.com/

L753[23:04:02] <killjoy> It's like a github summary page

L754[23:06:02] <kashike> that's neat

L755[23:06:14] <killjoy> I find his pinewood-derby project neat

L756[23:10:30] <killjoy> This is the source for that if anyone's wants to know. https://github.com/nilbus/github-portfolio

L757[23:27:02] <xaero> just foind this chunk loading code analysis .. https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/6nj857/request_testing_for_proposed_fix_to_mc22147_the/ can anyone check if it indeed fixes the referenced bug?

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L760[23:35:20] * xaero 's brain is chunked >.<

L761[23:35:45] <xaero> it'd be quite exiting if huge-scale redstone no longer breaks because of random chunk unloading

L762[23:36:38] <xaero> I recall back in 1.7.10 Botania had to deal with that as a special case

L763[23:37:37] <McJty> Hmm. In one of my mods I have a weird issue that hoppers are placed at the opposite place of my block

L764[23:37:49] <McJty> i.e. if a hopper is placed on the north side of my block it will appear on the south side instead

L765[23:37:54] <McJty> But I cannot find what is causing it

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L768[23:51:40] <mezz> that's extremely strange

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L770[23:52:06] <mezz> is the raytrace collision failing, and passing through your block?

L771[23:52:25] <mezz> I have a hard time thinking of possible causes

L772[23:52:47] <immibis> is your raytrace returning the opposite side to what it should be returning?

L773[23:52:53] <McJty> yes, it is probably that

L774[23:53:01] <McJty> I'm investigating my block's custom raytrace method now

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