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L37[05:20:11] <BlueMonster> what am I
supposed to do rather than override isFullCube and such?
L38[05:20:21] <BlueMonster> since they are
deprecated
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L40[05:35:51] <pig> anyone here have
experience making an item baked model using a buffered image?
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L42[05:41:37] <PaleoCrafter> pig, wouldn't
you just need to stitch a custom TextureAtlasSprite?
L43[06:01:08] <ghz|afk> yep you'll have to
stitch it into the atlas
L44[06:01:17] <ghz|afk> since all item and
block models draw using the atlas texture
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L50[06:48:36] <pig> ... oh right, I forgot
about that. DANGIT.
L51[06:49:23] <pig> thing is though, the
buffered images can be formed at any time during MC, ingame, in
menu, etc etc, not just at load
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L53[06:50:41] <PaleoCrafter> you can upload
changes to the atlas at any time, assuming it's a single texture
you need
L54[06:50:42] <pig> the atlas doesn't
really have a max now does it?
L55[06:50:52] <PaleoCrafter> that's how
animated textures work
L56[06:51:00] <pig> hmm okay
L57[06:52:01] <pig> I completely forgot
about that whole hooha
L58[06:52:13] <pig> I'll have to look at
stuff from a different perspective now, thanks
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L70[08:15:17] <pig> PaleoCrafter: how...
does one do that....?
L71[08:15:27] <PaleoCrafter> uhm... not
entirely sure, tbf :P
L72[08:15:32] <PaleoCrafter> look at how
animations workx d
L73[08:15:35] <pig> you type fast holy
crap
L74[08:15:45] <pig> yeah but aren't
animations loaded when everything's being stitched?
L75[08:15:57] <pig> I'm trying to add on to
it
L76[08:16:07] <PaleoCrafter> the raw data
is, yes, but the individual frames are uploaded when needed
L77[08:16:17] <PaleoCrafter> should be able
to load the data on demand, though
L78[08:16:56] <ghz|afk> the only limitation
is you need to know the max number of textures you'll use at
once
L81[08:17:13] <ghz|afk> since you can't
just randomly add things to the atlas at runtime
L83[08:17:25] <ghz|afk> only overwrite
known sprites
L84[08:19:08] <pig> UNLESS.... I register
one and reuse the same index over and over and over again
L85[08:19:09] <pig> ヽ( ｡ ヮﾟ)ノ
L86[08:21:07] <PaleoCrafter> well, if you
only ever need one instance that just changes, sure
L87[08:21:17] <pig> I actually kinda need
quite a few
L88[08:21:29] <pig> which is kinda annoying
to have to work around
L89[08:23:19] <PaleoCrafter> depends, do
you know the amount of textures you need at load time? :P
L90[08:23:29] <PaleoCrafter> textures being
sprites on the atlas
L91[08:23:41] <pig> about 64
L92[08:23:48] <pig> but I expect there
might be more over time
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L94[08:25:30] <PaleoCrafter> you could also
stitch a few fairly large sprites and use them for multiple
textures
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L99[08:32:22] <pig> the stitcher is set to
max size already from the start anyways
L100[08:32:24] <pig> hmmmmmmmm
L101[08:34:13] <PaleoCrafter> hm? xD
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L103[08:36:49] <pig> I'm thinking of just
injecting the Stitcher with a TextureAtlasSprite and forcing a new
stitch
L104[08:37:44] <PaleoCrafter> oh, please
don't :P
L105[08:37:54] <pig> what better method
would you suggest, then?
L106[08:38:41] <PaleoCrafter> well, the
upload in place
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L108[08:39:32] <pig>
HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I'm finding that something I would really
like to consider though
L109[08:39:51] <pig> but that would mean I
would have to copy and adjust a TextureAtlasSprite more than once
per tick
L110[08:40:23] <pig> per render tick, I
should add
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L122[09:30:17] <barteks2x> how could I get
some data about how big my packets are after compression?
L123[09:30:30] <barteks2x> (ie how much
data is actually sent over the network)
L124[09:31:10] <PaleoCrafter> a breakpoint
at the right place? xD
L125[09:31:26] <barteks2x> what ifi want
averages?
L126[09:33:24] <PaleoCrafter> apparently
you can hook into the Netty pipeline to gather stats
L128[09:34:04] <barteks2x> I know nothing
about netty
L129[09:34:24] <barteks2x> And considering
what forge does with it, I have no idea how I could hook into the
right place
L130[09:34:39] <PaleoCrafter> I don't a
lot either, that's just the result of a quick google search
:P
L131[09:35:53] <barteks2x> I think I know
what I will try: set a non-pausing breakpoint in
NettyCompressionEncoder/Decoder and make it print out the size.
Then copy the data into excep/libreoffice calc and make
ahistorgram
L132[09:37:24] <barteks2x> uh... but that
will give me data about all packets
L133[09:37:29] <barteks2x> I want just
*my* packets
L134[09:37:45] <PaleoCrafter> add a
condition? :P
L135[09:38:13] <barteks2x> I don't know
how to determine packet type from that place
L136[09:38:35] <PaleoCrafter> have a
breakpoint in your packet's toBytes and make the other one depend
on it
L137[09:39:04] <barteks2x> will it reset
thedependency once thesecond one hits?
L138[09:39:17] <barteks2x> so that for the
next time the first one needs to be hit again?
L139[09:39:34] <PaleoCrafter> depends on
how you configure it
L140[09:39:42] <barteks2x> I just want to
figure out if my changes improve compression...
L141[09:39:46] <PaleoCrafter> it's the
default in IDEA, not sure about eclipse
L142[09:40:06] <PaleoCrafter> (it =
disabling again)
L143[09:40:50] <barteks2x> I forgot there
is still one place that doesn't even compile yet...
L144[09:45:24] <pig> PaleoCrafter: I got
it to work without touching the TextureMap
L145[09:45:32] <pig> I am in shock that it
worked actually.
L146[09:45:39] <PaleoCrafter> what did you
end up doing? :D
L147[09:45:40] <krecher1> is it still
possible to register crafting recipes during runtime on 1.12
..?
L148[09:46:06] <PaleoCrafter> if by
"at runtime" you mean after initial mod loading,
nope
L149[09:46:26] <krecher1> D:
L150[09:46:26] <pig> extend
AbstractTexture and bind that before rendering isntead.
L151[09:46:41] <PaleoCrafter> uhm...
uhm...
L152[09:47:44] <PaleoCrafter> how do you
know when to bind? ^^
L154[09:50:12] <PaleoCrafter> heh
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L156[09:50:32] <pig> PaleoCrafter:
;)
L157[09:51:34] <PaleoCrafter> ah, so you
are preparing a Forge PR as we're speaking? :P
L158[09:52:26] <PaleoCrafter> oh... in
getQuads
L159[09:52:29] <Aroma1997> umm...
L160[09:52:29] <PaleoCrafter> that's...
interesting
L161[09:52:33] <Aroma1997> how would one
draw a cuboid in the world?
L162[09:52:42] <Aroma1997> (without using
a model)
L163[09:52:49] <PaleoCrafter> what
context? :P
L164[09:53:13] <PaleoCrafter> if you just
want to draw a cuboid without a TE or entity, RenderWorldLastEvent
is your friend
L165[09:53:28] <Aroma1997> yeah
L166[09:53:31] <Aroma1997> I know
that
L167[09:53:42] <Aroma1997> but I don't
know how to draw the actual cuboid...
L168[09:53:49] <PaleoCrafter> Tessellator
+ BufferBuilder
L169[09:54:44] <Aroma1997> hmm
L170[09:57:23] <pig> PaleoCrafter: DID YOU
JUST STALK MY GITHUB
L171[09:57:29] <PaleoCrafter> lol
L172[09:58:00] <pig> I inject shit there
all the time heh
L173[09:59:46] <PaleoCrafter> I don't see
you resetting the texture, though. But I guess Vanilla rebinds it
itself?
L174[10:00:03] <pig> yeah it does
L175[10:00:07] <pig> after it's done
drawing the item
L176[10:00:16] <pig> I think because it
sometimes rebinds to draw the glint
L177[10:03:09] <PaleoCrafter> well, good
thing for you items aren't rendered in batches :P
L179[10:11:39] <pig> don't scare me
L180[10:15:20] <barteks2x> sometimes
@Nullable annotations are annoying... I use a nullable method and
assume thid value is not null here because the method that calls it
is supposed to ensure that it won't be null. But IDEA still
complains that I give result of nullable method as nonnull...
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L182[10:20:13] <pig> there's an option to
disable that in Idea, no?
L183[10:21:02] <PaleoCrafter> yeah, but
it's generally a good thing :P
L184[10:22:05] <barteks2x> well, it
"forced" me to rewrite some ol code in better way
L185[10:22:50] <barteks2x> is there a way
to tell IDEA "if this method returns true, then that method
won't return null"?
L186[10:22:58] <PaleoCrafter> it's just
the nature of static analysis. and it's technically right to
suggest checking for null again, since it can't assume the method
to be pure :P
L187[10:23:38] <barteks2x> it's a simple
getter
L188[10:23:38] <PaleoCrafter> even if the
first method returns true, the second one might still return null,
as you could be working in threaded code :P
L189[10:24:20] <barteks2x> I will just let
IDEA add a bunch of noinspect comments...
L190[10:25:28] <PaleoCrafter>
>.>
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L193[10:27:43] <PaleoCrafter> that code
could generally be a lot cleaner though :P
L194[10:28:07] <barteks2x> like how
exactly?
L195[10:28:10] <PaleoCrafter> like... why
are you iterating over the list that often? :P
L196[10:28:31] <barteks2x> keeping the
same kind of data together should improve compression
L197[10:28:57] <barteks2x> I have it
commented in encodeCube
L198[10:29:10] <PaleoCrafter> oh, didn't
realise that was reading from the packet
L199[10:29:43] <barteks2x> you think why I
had PacketBuffer there?
L200[10:30:10] <barteks2x> it's actually
not in fromBytes, it's in message handler
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L202[10:30:34] <barteks2x> I'm making the
PacketBuffer by wrapping byte array in ByteBuf and wrapping that in
PacketBuffer
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L204[10:31:24] <barteks2x> (iirc
CPacketChunkData does the same)
L205[10:31:29] <barteks2x> or SPacket, not
sure
L206[10:31:46] <quadraxis> S
L207[10:32:12] <barteks2x> I can never
remember whether that C/S refers to the sending or receiving
side
L208[10:32:22] <PaleoCrafter> I only
skimmed over the code, barteks :P
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L210[10:42:15] <barteks2x> is there some
way to sort 3d points in such way that points with nearby indices
are close to each other?
L211[10:42:40] <barteks2x> or would it be
so complicated that it's not worth it in most cases?
L212[10:43:36] <barteks2x> hm... I could
at least sort by Y
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L216[10:50:14] <barteks2x> I will first
test without any sorting, then sort by Y. If sorting by Y improves
nothing, I will leave it unsorted
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L218[10:51:49] <barteks2x> what is wrong
in this line? private final MultiMap<EntityPlayerMP, Cube>
cubesToSend = Multimaps.newSetMultimap(new
HashMap<EntityPlayerMP, Collection<Cube>>(), ()->new
HashSet<Cube>());
L219[10:52:06] <barteks2x> It fails to
infer these by itself, I gme them explicitly and it still
cpomplains
L220[10:53:01] <PaleoCrafter> It's
Multimap, not MultiMap
L221[10:53:11] <barteks2x> ...
L222[10:53:24] <PaleoCrafter> that's
Scala's collection :P
L223[10:53:58] <barteks2x> ok, so this
works private final Multimap<EntityPlayerMP, Cube>
cubesToSend = Multimaps.newSetMultimap(new HashMap<>(),
HashSet::new);
L224[10:54:52] <barteks2x> could have been
worse: both named exactly the same
L225[11:01:14] <BlueMonster> what should I
use rather than overriding Block.isFullCube()?
L226[11:02:11] <krecher1> apparently
Block's setSoundType is protected
L227[11:02:14] <krecher1>
interesting
L228[11:02:20] <malte0811> Isn't that one
of the methods marked as deprecated to tell people to CALL it via
the blockstate? And not for overriding
L229[11:02:41] <BlueMonster> the version
with blockstate is deprecated
L230[11:03:21] <malte0811> Na, you are
meant to call IBlockstate#isFullCube rather than Block#isFullBlock
(IIRC)
L231[11:07:10] <BlueMonster>
BlockStateContainer#isFullBlock calls Block#isFullBlock
L232[11:12:51] <barteks2x> holy shit, I
made the server run out of memory by accidentally sending too many
packets
L233[11:14:13] <BlueMonster> so should I
just override isFullBlock in my block then?
L234[11:14:52] <malte0811> I think so, I
do
L235[11:15:05] <malte0811> (Override
isFullBlock)
L236[11:15:21] <quadraxis> are you sure
you don't want isFullCube() ?
L237[11:16:09] <malte0811> No idea, I
think I override 4 different methods with similar names
L238[11:16:19] <BlueMonster> i'm going to
test which ones are needed now....
L239[11:16:22] <BlueMonster> this will
take a while
L240[11:16:27] <quadraxis> yes, please
test
L241[11:18:25] <BlueMonster>
Block#getLightValue is for how bright the block is and now how much
light it emits right?
L242[11:18:57] <malte0811> Yes
L243[11:19:42] <BlueMonster> i think i may
have found which two i need... just waiting for the game to
load
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L245[11:30:11] <BlueMonster> Looks like
all i need to override is Block#isFullCube and
Block#getBlockLayer
L246[11:30:22] <BlueMonster> same as
BlockGlass
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L248[11:34:24] <quadraxis> don't forget
methods from BlockBreakable
L249[11:35:32] <BlueMonster> right!
L250[11:35:45] <BlueMonster>
Block#isOpaqueCube too
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L252[11:36:29] <quadraxis> and
shouldSideBeRendered possibly
L253[11:36:55] <BlueMonster> i can't
really do sides... my model is a bit....
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L255[11:42:41] <PaleoCrafter> quadraxis,
do you happen to be bs2609? xD
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L257[11:43:43] <quadraxis>
...perhaps
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L260[11:44:45] <PaleoCrafter> heh
L261[11:44:49] <barteks2x> is there any
chance something is causing packet to be corrupted when it becomes
too big, even on singleplayer?
L262[11:44:54] <barteks2x> It's about
4MB
L263[11:45:17] <barteks2x> (before
compression)
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L265[11:48:32] <howtonotwin> ô.O ?
L266[11:48:48] <howtonotwin> I know
nothing about that, but you have me wondering just what you're
doing :P
L267[11:49:12] <barteks2x> Reweiting my
cubic chunks chunk sending code to end more than one per
packet
L268[11:49:31] <quadraxis> is this a forge
packet?
L269[11:49:37] <barteks2x> yes, normal
IMessage
L270[11:49:50] <quadraxis> so it should be
split
L271[11:50:19] <barteks2x> Somehow my code
is trying to read several hundred thousands tile entities from one
cube
L272[11:51:28] <barteks2x> based on what I
see, it's off by one byte after reading actual chunk data, right
before readint TE data
L273[11:51:39] <quadraxis> one byte?
L274[11:51:50] <quadraxis> go look at how
forge splits packets
L275[11:52:02] <quadraxis> cause I seem to
rememer a byte there
L276[11:52:48] <howtonotwin> You said it
happens in singleplayer?
L277[11:53:02] <barteks2x> well, didn't
test dedicated server yet
L278[11:53:19] <howtonotwin> Maybe store
the message in a static right as it is sent so you can compare it
and see all the differences
L279[11:54:33] <barteks2x> it's scrashing
in fromBytes currently
L280[11:57:04] <kenzierocks> can I see
your IMessage class, perhaps?
L282[12:00:16] <barteks2x> It's probably a
simple mistake, but I can't figure it out
L283[12:01:51] <barteks2x> data array has
correct size after read so it shouldn't be anythign wrong i n
PacketUtil
L284[12:03:14] <barteks2x> don
L285[12:03:26] <barteks2x> t look at
handle() yet, it didn't get there so no idea if it's correct
L287[12:08:07] <quadraxis> i'm not sure
about that -1 here
L288[12:09:27] <barteks2x> int part =
input.readByte() & 0xFF;
L289[12:09:30] <barteks2x> that's the
-1
L290[12:09:44] <barteks2x> hm...
wait
L291[12:10:00] <quadraxis> but readByte
advances the index by one
L292[12:10:01] <barteks2x> actually it
would be correct if it was before that line
L293[12:10:16] <barteks2x> any way to use
locally compiled forge version?
L294[12:10:33] <quadraxis> hmm, not
sure
L295[12:10:40] <malte0811> I was shouted
at for doing that once
L296[12:10:52] <malte0811> But there
should be a build task in gradle
L297[12:10:55] <quadraxis> try 'build' or
w/e on a forge workspace
L298[12:11:04] <barteks2x> there is no way
I'm running my mod in forge dev environment
L299[12:11:11] <barteks2x> because
mappings won't match
L300[12:11:27] <barteks2x> I will try
temporarily mixing into forge here
L301[12:14:42] <malte0811> Is it possible
that Entity changed from ve to vg from 1.12 to 1.12.1? MCPBot won't
tell me about 1.12.1 mappings
L302[12:15:46] <kenzierocks> is there any
chance that your
buf.writeShort(cubePos.length);/buf.readUnsignedShort() disparity
is breaking anything?
L303[12:16:16] <kenzierocks> that should
work out okay I think
L304[12:16:28] <howtonotwin> malte0811:
Certainly possible. Notch names are regenerated every time Mojang
recompiles MC.
L305[12:17:08] <kenzierocks> oh, there is
no writeUnsignedShort, nevermind
L306[12:17:17] <malte0811> That would
explain why IE's coremod broke
L307[12:17:32] <barteks2x> why are any
coremods using obfuscated names...?
L308[12:17:39] <ghz|afk> why's their
coremod in notch names
L309[12:17:44] <ghz|afk> instead of
srg?
L310[12:18:04] <malte0811> Method
descriptions?
L311[12:18:15] <barteks2x> sortingIndex
> 100 and they will get srg names
L312[12:18:19] <barteks2x> *1000
L313[12:18:31] <malte0811> Good to
know
L314[12:18:41] <ghz|afk> unless it REALLY
needs to run before srg remapping for whatever reason
L315[12:19:14] <kenzierocks> wait
barteks2x, do you have a tile entity per cubePos?
L316[12:19:15] <malte0811> No, it was just
using the default, which is 0
L317[12:19:27] <barteks2x> kenzierocks,
some have none, but some have one
L318[12:19:37] <barteks2x> but if there is
none, it just writes zero as count
L319[12:19:44] <barteks2x> I checked that
with debugger
L320[12:19:49] <kenzierocks> so is
tileEntityTags.size() == cubePos?
L321[12:19:56] <barteks2x> yes
L322[12:20:01] <barteks2x> you can see
that in constructor
L323[12:20:11] <kenzierocks> ok, I
see
L324[12:21:02] <barteks2x> ok, I got the
mixin right to remove the -1, testing now
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L328[12:25:43] <barteks2x> yup, that fixes
it
L329[12:25:52] <barteks2x> then I will
make forge PR for it
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L331[12:26:01] <barteks2x> will 1.11.2 fix
for it also be accepted?
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L333[12:26:37] <barteks2x> or ideally
someone who already has forge dev environment set up could submit
the PR
L334[12:27:24] <barteks2x> why forge can't
get packet splitting code right...?
L335[12:28:30] <ghz|afk> IF the 1.12 fix
is accepted (or not applicable), then mezz decides
L336[12:30:32] <barteks2x> well then I
will make a PR
L337[12:30:50] <barteks2x> should I
include a test mod? Or not needed for bug fixes?
L338[12:31:31] <howtonotwin> A
before/after comparison is usually a plus
L339[12:32:52] <barteks2x> ok, so I guess
I would send 10MB of bytes and compare sent and received
amount
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L341[12:34:14] <quadraxis> could send
integers in sequence
L342[12:34:29] <barteks2x> or that
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L344[12:36:57] <ghz|afk> ugh
L345[12:37:10] <ghz|afk> backporting stuff
to 1.10.2 after having done a "lot" of work on1.12
L346[12:37:14] <ghz|afk> so painful
:P
L347[12:37:29] <ghz|afk> I really hope
this release fixes the item duplication issues
L348[12:37:34] <howtonotwin> FYI, style
thing: In L23-27 in your IMessage class, you create an ArrayList
and foreach on the stream to add to it. You can instead map and
collect on the stream with Collectors.toCollection(ArrayList::new)
for *prettiness*
L349[12:37:37] <ghz|afk> so that I can
just drop 1.10.2 from the maintenance cycle
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L351[12:38:10] <barteks2x> I want to also
release 1.10 versio, but I guess I will need to workaround that
forge issue in 1.10
L352[12:38:24] <barteks2x> because I
really doubt any 1.10 PRs would be accepted
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L357[12:45:39] <ghz|afk> it would have to
be a MAJOR issue
L358[12:45:48] <ghz|afk> to warrant a 1.10
PR being accepted
L359[12:46:50] <barteks2x> so as long as
it's not breaking existing mod it probably won't be accepted
L360[12:47:00] <quadraxis> i don't know if
the other packet splitting issue is even fixed for 1.10
L361[12:47:34] <barteks2x> packet
splitting was probably always broken in forge and so far almost
noone noticed
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L364[12:49:19] <barteks2x> and the 0x part
is the issue?
L365[12:49:27] <quadraxis> it's
16MiB
L366[12:49:37] <barteks2x> and it should
be 1MB
L367[12:49:49] <quadraxis> yeah
L368[12:49:53] <quadraxis> 1.10:
0x1000000
L369[12:50:01] <quadraxis> 1.11:
0x100000
L370[12:50:59] <quadraxis> i think? mojang
changed the packet size limits, probably during 1.8
L371[12:51:48] <barteks2x> and why it even
is limited? Someone could just send a lot of 1MB packets
L372[12:54:05] <quadraxis> i don't know
exactly but i think there were issues with malicious packets
crashing servers
L373[12:54:36] <quadraxis> and i think
they tightened up the protocol a bit
L374[12:54:56] <quadraxis> along with
implementing limits on nbt datastructures
L375[12:55:16] <quadraxis> but I'm not
really the best source here
L376[12:55:37] <barteks2x> I'm wondering
if any mods at some point create TileEntity so big that it just
won't fit in 1MB compressed and vanilla refuses to save it
L377[12:56:25] <barteks2x> if some mods
are running out of IDs, also this is bound to happen at some
point
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L379[12:57:34] <quadraxis> people have had
issues by packing a load of ae/rs storage drives into a chest and
then tyring to move the chest
L380[12:57:53] <quadraxis> but I think
that's inventory data limits
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L382[12:58:31] <barteks2x> well, if you
have a chunk that compressed is bigger than 1MB it's just not
possible to save it
L384[12:58:49] <quadraxis> well vanilla
packets are 2mb
L385[12:58:56] <quadraxis> \o
L386[13:00:08] <barteks2x> I should have
insisted that it hould be fixed back in 1.8 when I first found the
issue with packet splitting
L387[13:00:22] <barteks2x> (not 1.8.9,
just 1.8)
L388[13:00:31] <mezz> what's the topic for
discussion here?
L389[13:00:42] <barteks2x> I'm going to
make a PR to fix packet splitting again
L390[13:00:56] <barteks2x> because it
corrupts packets that are bigger than 1MB
L391[13:01:24] <mezz> cool
L392[13:02:03] <barteks2x> Kind of stupid
to wait so long to setup dev environment for one line fix...
L394[13:02:55] <mezz> should only takes
5-10 minutes
L395[13:03:13] <barteks2x> 5-10min was
justcloning forge
L396[13:04:34] <PaleoCrafter> I really
like how the IDEA block is 5 times as big as the eclipse one
xD
L397[13:05:48] <mezz> I blame lack of dev
on FG, it could be easier I think
L398[13:06:05] <PaleoCrafter> most
definitely, yeah
L399[13:06:17] <PaleoCrafter> it's only so
easy in eclipse because FG generates the whole project for
you
L400[13:06:42] <barteks2x> if it didn't it
would probably be even bigger block of text than for IDEA
L401[13:06:51] <PaleoCrafter>
probably
L402[13:06:58] <mezz> I poked at FG a few
months ago to see if I could do anything and I felt whatever a
demon feels when exposed to a holy object
L403[13:07:30] <mezz> that stuff is
horrible
L404[13:08:06] <howtonotwin> The real
question is whether FG itself is bad or if it's just Gradle
L405[13:08:59] <mezz> it's both, but
mostly FG
L406[13:09:27] <barteks2x> I'm happy it
actually works with latest gradle version and with kotlin
buildscripts
L407[13:09:37] <mezz> the real issue is
setting up a project that's made of patches to a game... it's not a
sane thing to do
L408[13:10:25] <mezz> but we have to do it
heh
L409[13:11:39] <PaleoCrafter> I started
"porting" FG to SBT, making the code a lot saner along
the way, but the stuff we need to do is really going against any
build system's design xD
L410[13:11:55] <mezz> yeah
L411[13:12:03] <barteks2x> what is
SBT?
L412[13:12:11] <howtonotwin> Scala Build
Tool
L413[13:12:22] <PaleoCrafter> Simple Build
Tool, duh :P
L414[13:12:30] <PaleoCrafter> although it
usually only gets used with Scala projects xd
L415[13:12:46] *
howtonotwin can't even remember the name of the build tool he uses
most
L416[13:13:05] <PaleoCrafter> it might as
well be Scala Build Tool, tbf
L417[13:13:17] <barteks2x> well, I
remember back in MC 1.7 cuchaz made SSJB becaause he hated gradle.
That one would definitely be compatible with what FG does. Mosrtly
because it has no design
L418[13:13:43] <ghz|afk> then it would be
akin to going back to the pre-gradle days
L419[13:13:44] <ghz|afk> ;P
L420[13:13:46] <howtonotwin> Unsure if
derogatory or praise xD
L421[13:14:06] <barteks2x> actually, it
would be exactly going to pre-gradle days. It was just a bunch of
python scripts
L422[13:15:04] <howtonotwin> SBT does have
a plugin system (even if it sorta breaks the Maven rules)
L423[13:15:25] <barteks2x> and at that
time I insisted on doing stuff in netbeans with gradle
L424[13:15:50] <krecher1> last time i used
gradle it ate up 500MB of my RAM (probably just a peak tho)
L425[13:16:08] <barteks2x> it also tends
to leave gradle daemon running
L426[13:16:12] <barteks2x> which keeps
eating that 500MB
L427[13:16:37] <howtonotwin> SBT isn't
that different honestly
L428[13:16:49] <PaleoCrafter> the main
issue I faced with SBT was that builds really are supposed to be
"immutable"
L429[13:17:14] <howtonotwin> You're meant
to use it as a console type thing, so it's basically the same thing
as the Gradle Daemon but you can talk to it directly
L430[13:17:59] <barteks2x> FG is
"fun" when you have 4GB of ram...
L431[13:18:38] <howtonotwin> I'm on a Mac
with 4GB, and I can manage 3 setupForges simultaneously...
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L433[13:18:41] <mezz> I just want a
strongly typed build tool with code completion and the ability to
see wtf is going on
L434[13:18:54] <barteks2x> gradle+kotlin
script
L435[13:19:14] <PaleoCrafter> SBT more or
less is like that :P
L436[13:19:24] <mezz> gogogo
L437[13:19:24] <barteks2x> works
wonderfully. Full kotlin's code completion and compatible with all
gradle plugins
L438[13:19:40] <krecher1> windows eat 2GB
of RAM alone
L439[13:19:42] <mezz> any example I can
see?
L440[13:19:56] <PaleoCrafter> of SBT or
that Kotlin stuff? :
L441[13:19:58] <PaleoCrafter> :P
L442[13:20:05] <barteks2x> can't run
browser right now, google cubic chunks github for gradle kotlin
with FG
L443[13:20:24] <mezz> I'm mainly asking
about this because I just split binnie's mods into modules using
gradle, and now I want to never write groovy ever ever again
L445[13:21:04] <barteks2x> it's
build.gradle.kts file
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L447[13:21:49] <mezz> how does gradlew
handle it?
L448[13:22:02] <krecher1> should i
override getDrops or onBlockHarvested for manipulating the item
given after the block is harvested?
L449[13:22:16] <barteks2x> it works just
fine. In earlier versions that I use you needed to modify
settings.gradle for it to work
L450[13:22:27] <barteks2x> now it work
just fine with gradlew and has amazing Intellij support
L451[13:22:38] <mezz> krecher1, getDrops,
unless it depends on the tile entity, then you need to do some
hacks
L452[13:22:39] <krecher1> when i override
getDrops, somehow i get no items when my block in broken
L453[13:22:47] <krecher1> *is
L454[13:23:08] <mezz> krecher1,
1.12?
L455[13:23:08] <ghz|afk> getDrops is ok if
you just want to choose what the block drops
L456[13:23:16] <krecher1> mezz, yes
L457[13:23:36] <mezz> make sure you
override the new getDrops, not the deprecated one
L459[13:24:45] <mezz> I'll mark it for
l.ex review since he's the one picky about how it's displayed. I
think it looks good
L460[13:25:15] <PaleoCrafter> okay, thanks
:)
L461[13:25:29] <Ordinastie> but he just
assigned you to it :p
L462[13:25:54] <mezz> I think you read
that backwards Ordinastie
L463[13:25:55] <mezz> heh
L464[13:25:57] <PaleoCrafter> I really
wish the PR creator could request a review
L465[13:26:03] <barteks2x> the
"worst" part of using gradle kotlin DSL with FG + Shadow
is this:
configure<NamedDomainObjectContainer<ReobfTaskFactory.ReobfTaskWrapper>>
{ create("shadowJar").apply { mappingType =
ReobfMappingType.SEARGE } }
L466[13:26:14] <mezz> PaleoCrafter, just
ping / bump
L467[13:26:15] <Ordinastie> I probably did
><
L468[13:26:34] <barteks2x> which is
equivalent of groovy reobf { shadowJar { mappingType = 'SEARGE' }
}
L469[13:26:36] <quadraxis> wonder if that
pings srg?
L470[13:26:48] <quadraxis> (if they ever
read this server)
L471[13:26:50] <PaleoCrafter> that works,
but I want a nice GUI element the way repo owners get :P
L472[13:27:14] <mezz> github is still
working out of the stone age for repository permissions, I'm sure
we'll see better controls over time
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L475[13:29:47] <barteks2x> I'm really not
sure if file->open works for gradle
L476[13:29:59] <PaleoCrafter> it
does
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L478[13:30:06] <mezz> I typically use
file-> open, yea
L479[13:30:08] <PaleoCrafter> as long as
you select the build.gradle :P
L480[13:30:14] <barteks2x> so I will
try
L481[13:30:24] <PaleoCrafter> it used to
be a separate "Import" option a couple of versions
back
L482[13:30:52] <PaleoCrafter> still is in
the "Welcome" window you get when no project is
open
L483[13:31:04] <barteks2x> I remember it
didn't ork last time I tried
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L485[13:31:19] <barteks2x> and ever since
then I used new project from existing sources
L486[13:32:19] <LexMobile> -.-
L487[13:32:30] <LexMobile> If you have a
better solution, or problems with FG then submit fixes
L488[13:32:58] <LexMobile> Yes, FG takes a
lot of ram because FERNFLOWER takes a lot of ram.
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L490[13:33:31] <LexMobile> Decompiling is
a hard fucking thing to do, only reason we have as good of output
as we do now is because we fixed A LOT of issues and gave it more
context to work with
L491[13:33:38] <barteks2x> but some time
ago it only took as much as I have it, now it forks and just takes
as much as it want anyway
L492[13:34:27] <barteks2x> and each time I
read what I write I see that I can't type...
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L494[13:35:13] <howtonotwin> You CAN
disable the daemon if it's causing grief
L495[13:35:22] <barteks2x> you can't do it
in IDEA
L496[13:35:24] <ghz|afk> I use forking but
not daemon
L497[13:35:24] <LexMobile> Ys, you CAN
disable that feature
L498[13:35:44] <LexMobile> It was added
because people fucked shit up and didnt give enough ram and
wondered whyt it took 6 hours to decompile MC
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L500[13:36:14] <barteks2x> well, I would
need to look at how now because that PR was a long time ago
L501[13:36:52] <mezz> what's the downside
of using the daemon?
L502[13:37:19] <ghz|afk> does the daemon
keep running after building is completed?
L503[13:37:22] <barteks2x> thatit keeps
taking ram out of your system
L504[13:37:23] <howtonotwin> Yes
L506[13:37:34] <ghz|afk> JVM is not good
at releasing RAM iirc
L507[13:37:46] <ghz|afk> I mean, it will
happily GC the objects, but not shrink the heap
L508[13:38:04] <barteks2x> and it probaby
wont even GC if nothing is creating more objects
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L512[13:38:28] <PaleoCrafter> Lex, the
problem with committing fixes to FG is that it's a terrible mess
and takes a lot of time to get into
L513[13:38:40] <mezz> PaleoCrafter, I
think he's very aware lmao
L514[13:39:00] <LexMobile> So? Welcome to
Minecraft modding.
L515[13:39:06] <LexMobile> If you have
issues start working on fixing them
L516[13:40:16] *
barteks2x working on fixing packet splitting
L517[13:40:27] <LexMobile> Packet
splitting is fine, also not FG
L518[13:40:41] <barteks2x> it's not FG and
it's not fine
L520[13:40:58] <LexMobile> Its fine,
unless you can articulate why its not.
L521[13:41:05] <mezz> let people talk
there's no reason to jump in and stomp on everyone -_-
L522[13:41:06] <barteks2x> the -1 corrupts
packets
L523[13:41:36] <barteks2x> because
readableBytes is already reduced by one by the first read
L524[13:41:38] <PaleoCrafter> I have
looked into fixing an FG issue already, but it wasn't feasible. Not
without reflection anyways xD
L525[13:41:46] <LexMobile> It shouldnt. As
everything is offset and the readable includes the header.
L526[13:42:11] <barteks2x> I tested a fix
and it made my code work. I could't find any issue in my code
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L528[13:42:21] <mezz> step 1 should be a
test mod to show it's broken, we can go from there
L529[13:42:29] <LexMobile> I tested the
code when I wrote it and I couldn't fine any issues with my
code
L530[13:42:55] <barteks2x> but i'm still
stuck setting up dev environment for forge because it takes forever
to do anything with FG
L531[13:42:56] <LexMobile> Exactly Mezz,
show its broken before trying to fix
L532[13:43:12] <LexMobile> It takes 2 mins
t setup a clean workspace for me.
L533[13:43:17] <LexMobile> So not sure the
fuck your problem is
L534[13:43:23] <barteks2x> because you
have good PC
L535[13:43:48] <barteks2x> I'm stuck with
old piece of crap
L536[13:43:57] <barteks2x> not strictly FG
issue, more of my issue
L537[13:43:58] <LexMobile> And again
rather then bitch about FG, articulate whats wrong and fix
it.
L538[13:44:50] <LexMobile> What issue
Paleo?
L539[13:44:58] <PaleoCrafter>
Kotlin-related
L540[13:45:13] <PaleoCrafter> replacing
stuff in kotlin files doesn't work with FG's provided system
L542[13:45:17] <LexMobile> Ah well thats
another story :/ Random languages are hard to deal with.
L543[13:45:20] <PaleoCrafter> yeah
L544[13:45:26] <PaleoCrafter> it supports
Scala because the Gradle API does
L545[13:45:47] <ghz|afk> PR to gradle?
:P
L546[13:45:56] <PaleoCrafter> I have to
look into it again to see if they expose the Kotlin source sets
nowadays
L547[13:46:07] <ghz|afk> although we use a
rather old version of gradle iirc?
L548[13:46:26] <LexMobile> We could
probably do with forcing an update. But thatd be a breaking
change
L549[13:46:37] <mezz> I updated all my
projects recently to gradle 4 with no issue
L550[13:46:57] <ghz|afk> ah so new gradle
works, just isn't required and not used by default
L551[13:46:58] <LexMobile> Theres a
difference to running ona a new gradle and using its new
features
L552[13:46:59] <ghz|afk> good to
know
L553[13:47:00] <PaleoCrafter> it's not
really a pressing issue considering mods can just fix it in their
own build.gradle
L554[13:47:37] <ghz|afk> I tend to assume
that a project using a very old version of a tool/library does so
due to incompatibility, and not just "if it works, dont fix
it"
L555[13:48:09] <PaleoCrafter> well, FG in
some iteration wasn't compatible with Gradle 3, iirc, but that was
relatively quickly fixed
L556[13:49:09] <barteks2x> most projects
use old version because too lazy to change and it works fine
L557[13:49:26] <barteks2x> at least most
that I've seen
L558[13:49:51] <LexMobile> s/too
lazy/don't need/
L559[13:50:16] <mezz> I avoided updating
for a long time because the potential for gradle issues is enough
to scare me off
L560[13:50:40] <mezz> and the benefit
is... ??? some small percent faster builds
L561[13:50:43] <mezz> maybe
L562[13:51:00] <PaleoCrafter> welp, looks
like the Gradle API still doesn't "natively" support
Kotlin, hm...
L563[13:51:12] <ghz|afk> I personally
prefer to use the latest working version so that if at one point I
do want to use a new feature, it's already there and I don't have
to decide if the time spent updating is more than the time working
around not having the feature
L564[13:51:17] <ghz|afk> but I understand
others not feeling that way
L565[13:51:41] <LexMobile> Ya there is a
major difference between using something yourself. And writing a
community tool.
L567[13:52:10] <mezz> yuup
L568[13:52:29] <PaleoCrafter> I could look
into making the kotlin gradle plugin a runtime dependency of FG and
using its API directly through a compat class
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L571[13:56:09] <barteks2x> so now making a
real test f packets are corrupted or not
L572[13:57:30] <ghz|afk> PaleoCrafter:
would it be possible to make some kind of fg plugin that you can
add if needed but lets fg not require it always?
L573[13:57:30] <malte0811> Is there a good
way to sign multiple jars in gradle (core+main)? Probably a stupid
question, but I wasn't able to get it working without one sign task
per jar
L574[13:57:54] <LexMobile> there needs to
be one sign task per jar yes
L575[13:57:55] <ghz|afk> malte0811: no
idea but if you have one task per jar, you can make a new task that
depends on all the others
L576[13:58:00] <LexMobile> Thats how tasks
in gradle work
L577[13:58:22] <PaleoCrafter> ghz|afk,
adding a compile time only dependency and only loading its classes
when the plugin is actually present should work
L578[13:58:36] <malte0811> But do I have
to put everything in both tasks?
L580[13:59:16] <LexMobile> you could
probably setup a generic task and reconfigure it in children
tasks.
L581[13:59:17] <howtonotwin> I don't do
gradle, but can't you make a function that abstracts over the jar
and then just have two tasks call/use its closure?
L582[13:59:48] <LexMobile> Or you could
have a for all tasks of type SignJar
L583[13:59:58] <LexMobile> Not exactly
sure how to do that, but I think it can be done
L585[14:03:45] <barteks2x> hm... looks
like my code has to be wrong somehow but I'm not exactly sure
how.
L586[14:04:01] <barteks2x> I did a test
wit writing 10000000 consecutive ints and reading tem back
L587[14:05:12] <barteks2x> oh wait, tat
was with my fix appplied.
L588[14:05:25] <barteks2x> no wonder it
worked correctly
L589[14:06:00] <mezz> lol
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L593[14:08:34] <barteks2x> yup, it is
crrupting stuff. Reading completely bogus integers there
L594[14:09:14] <ghz|afk> so you ahve a
working test case?
L595[14:09:15] <mezz> cool
L596[14:09:27] <barteks2x> I have a
workign test case but still in my mod environment
L597[14:09:41] <barteks2x> just writing
10000000 consecutive ints and reading them back
L598[14:10:13] <barteks2x> it's reading
stuff like 68590336 when they are 0 to 9999999
L599[14:10:53] <barteks2x> But I will
probably write bytes instead and see which byte exactly is
skipped
L600[14:11:13] <mezz> yeah write it as
well as you can, it should serve as a test for the future as
well
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L602[14:12:56] <barteks2x> now that I
really confurned there is an issue, and that it's not just my code
being broken, I can actually continue setting up dev
environment
L603[14:13:13] <mezz> sounds good
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L605[14:13:20] <ghz|afk> progress!
\o/
L606[14:13:57] <barteks2x> why every PR
that involves a ton of work has to be one line fix...
L607[14:14:18] <mezz> it's the nature of
things :P
L608[14:14:47] <mezz> on the plus side,
one line fixes are actually accepted in a timely manner so...
L609[14:15:00] <mezz> makes my life easier
lol
L610[14:15:13] <LexMobile> because
typically the bugs in a good piece of software are just small 1
line screwups and not massive derps.
L611[14:16:29] <ghz|afk> it's an inverse
exponential distribution: the probability of a bug existing is
inversely proportional to the number of lines involved
L612[14:16:41] <ghz|afk> meaning it's most
likely to find one-line bugs than 1000-line ones
L613[14:17:04] <ghz|afk> this is caused by
the simple reason that making mistakes in many lines is less common
than making a mistake in one line
L614[14:17:08] <ghz|afk> so the numbers
just work that way
L615[14:17:53] <barteks2x> just yesterday
I found a vanilla issue that I'm really surprised noone has found
yet, because if you set server spawnpoint to the wrong location,
players with some specific render distance won't see the spawn
chunks after joining
L616[14:18:01] <barteks2x> again, one line
fix
L617[14:18:54] <PaleoCrafter> hm, locally
publishing ForgeGradle and using that as a plugin should work,
right?
L618[14:18:57] <mezz> I found the nether
generating tons of extra chunks during world decoration... still
not fixed. minecraft is buggy :D
L619[14:19:31] <barteks2x> but thsi isn't
visible by average player
L620[14:19:32] <LexMobile> that or I
usually just link the buildSrc dir
L621[14:19:55] <PaleoCrafter> hm?
L622[14:19:56] <LexMobile> mezz, if you
find bugs, feel free to fox them
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L624[14:20:26] <LexMobile> mklink /D
buildSrc PathToForgeGradle
L625[14:20:26] <barteks2x> settig
dedicates server spawn location to 536 120 280 (or many other
locations periodically repeating) and joining with render distance
8 causing you seeing nothing there is more visible
L626[14:20:37] <LexMobile> Comment out the
dep in build.gradle and done
L627[14:20:43] <mezz> Lex I reported it to
mojang, it was messy enough that I didn't want to touch it in
forge
L628[14:21:00] <PaleoCrafter> oh,
interesting, I didn't know about that
L629[14:21:31] <LexMobile> Anyways got to
run to the store :/ Going out to blow shit up today so need
supplies.
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L633[14:27:22] <PaleoCrafter> so mezz,
you're saying you use FG just fine with Gradle 4?
L634[14:27:52] <mezz> yes
L635[14:28:09] <barteks2x> I want to test
Gradle 4 soon because I will update to new gradle kotlin DSL
L636[14:28:14] <PaleoCrafter> interesting,
because FG doesn't compile with the 4.0.1 API :P
L637[14:28:19] <barteks2x> so that's good
news
L638[14:28:32] <PaleoCrafter> only stuff
affected is a string constant and an annotation, though xD
L639[14:28:35] <barteks2x> iirc someone
mentioned some annotations in some issue
L640[14:28:35] <ghz|afk> lol
L641[14:28:55] <ghz|afk> well annotations
are easily discarded at runtime iirc
L642[14:28:56] <PaleoCrafter> and as long
as nobody reflects into FG's tasks, it should be fine
L643[14:29:09] <PaleoCrafter> yeah,
they're literally just string data in the class file
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L652[14:43:42] <mezz> the netty hacks are
c.pw's domain but he's been pretty busy
L653[14:44:10] <malte0811> Could this be
caused by long delays while loading the world? I had that problem
earlier when logging every class going through a class
transformer
L654[14:49:31] <quadraxis> dunno, does
look like it might be a threading issue/race condition
L655[14:49:58] <quadraxis> but I really
don't know enough about netty/fml
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L662[14:58:49] <barteks2x> I could try to
figure out such netty issues if I could reproduce them
L663[14:59:50] <barteks2x> last time I
figured out why the early 1.12 didn't work so I could figure out
this
L665[15:08:44] <howtonotwin> Are you sure
that won't break in the absence of the kotlin plugin?
L666[15:08:59] <PaleoCrafter> I've tested
it without :P
L667[15:09:25] <PaleoCrafter> but if
really necessary, I can reflectively instantiate a wrapper
class
L668[15:10:38] <howtonotwin> I thought
referencing the class would break the loading even if it's never
executed.
L669[15:10:50] <PaleoCrafter> it really
depends on the circumstances
L670[15:11:00] <PaleoCrafter> because the
classloader is really weird
L671[15:12:34] <quadraxis> barteks2x: got
a reproduction
L672[15:12:53] <quadraxis> adding
Thread.sleep() call before the return here
L674[15:18:31] <barteks2x> ok, I will
investigate once I get my forge PR ready
L675[15:19:00] <quadraxis> cool
L676[15:19:38] <barteks2x> typing in the
dark really lets me learn the keyboard layout
L677[15:20:00] <barteks2x> I literally
don't see the letters on the keys now because it's dark
L678[15:33:46] <barteks2x> is it ok to
make the test mod crash if the buf is there and do nothing if it's
fixed?
L679[15:33:52] <barteks2x> *bug
L680[15:34:21] <barteks2x> or should it
use some way to notify the player when it's wrong?
L681[15:34:21] <PaleoCrafter> I'd say
that's the point of it xD
L682[15:35:07] <PaleoCrafter> as long as
it doesn't crash *with* your fix, the behaviour with out it can be
whatever you want, I'd say
L683[15:35:42] <howtonotwin> Once it's
merged, the fix will always be there with the mod, so it's
fine
L684[15:36:07] <howtonotwin> Or else we
wouldn't have the several million FeatureXTests
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L686[15:37:55] <barteks2x> but it is ok
for it to make joining world take a lottle longer?
L687[15:38:13] <barteks2x> (because a few
MB packet being sent)
L688[15:38:32] <quadraxis> make the test
toggleable?
L689[15:39:03] <barteks2x> good idea.
Disabled or enabled by default?
L690[15:39:19] <quadraxis> disabled by
default is the norm I think
L691[15:46:05] <LexMobile> malte0811: What
does IE coremod? And just a quick glance ya that looks like it'll
ship fine. Single jar, with a contains dep. Both jars signed. May
be worth verifying that it signs EVERYTHING in the jar. But im sure
it does.
L692[15:47:01] <malte0811> A small
injection to make armor move along with the players arms. Not my
idea.
L693[15:47:13] <LexMobile> Doesnt it
already...
L694[15:47:28] <malte0811> Not with custom
movements
L695[15:47:40] <barteks2x> could a packet
without handler work?
L696[15:47:52] <malte0811> e.g. make the
players arm point forward when handling a revolver
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L698[15:48:24] <LexMobile> ah
interesting
L700[15:48:35] <LexMobile> Sadly Minecraft
doesnt have a boan based system :/
L701[15:48:56] <barteks2x> and actually
where is the right place to register packets? preinit?
L702[15:49:10] <LexMobile> But ya pretty
sure we already have a hook for setting up the models/rendering for
players... So this mshould be possible without a coremod
L703[15:49:27] <PaleoCrafter> the Netty
pipeline doesn't get frozen at any point, I think, barteks2x, but
preinit is fine
L704[15:49:48] <malte0811> No idea, Blu
added this before I even looked at that code
L705[15:49:58] <malte0811> What events
would that be?
L706[15:50:05] <LexMobile> not a good
reason to keep things-^
L707[15:50:19] <LexMobile> Not sure off
hand I kjnow wer have a shitload of them designed for player
rendering
L708[15:50:54] <malte0811> Well, for one
Blu is the main author, not me, and I didn't have much time to work
on IE since he made the coremod
L709[15:51:13] <LexMobile> What I would
suggest is that when you do get time
L710[15:51:25] <LexMobile> you 1) Document
the shit out of the coremod, exactly where its patching and
shy.
L711[15:51:40] <LexMobile> 2) See if you
can do it without the coremod, Im pretty sure you can but honestly
havent looked at it.
L712[15:52:09] <LexMobile> In the
Forge/Modded community the idea is that coremods are for novel
concepts and things that don't belong in Forge. Things that wouldnt
be useful to other modders.
L713[15:53:03] <LexMobile> Its also a good
platform for prototyping new hooks and such, but thats more of a
double edged sword because a lot of people are like "well fuck
you i have a coremod fuck trying to make it useful for
others!"
L714[15:53:28] <LexMobile> Ideally, small
things like this, should be tested and written up as a PR to
forge.
L717[15:56:06] <LexMobile> ya there is a
fine line for this type of stuff
L718[15:56:10] <LexMobile> People tend to
go off the fucking deepend.
L719[15:56:21] <LexMobile> YES it would be
nice if there was an entire animation system for Minecraft.
L720[15:56:24] <LexMobile> But there
isn't
L721[15:56:30] <barteks2x> what would be a
good onPlayerJoin event?
L722[15:57:10] <LexMobile> We already have
hooks that you can use for rendering every model. I dont see why
they couldnt be used to set the rotations.
L723[15:57:19] <malte0811> Seems like the
proper system was fry's idea rather than Blu
L724[15:57:36] <malte0811> And no idea, I
haven#t worked with teh coremod or the models
L725[15:57:42] <LexMobile> We already have
shitty hooks SPECIFICALLY for setting the players rotations, which
is why he can get away with it. There should be something for
armor
L726[15:57:44] <PaleoCrafter> well, fry
*did* implement rudimentary skeletal animation, I think? xD
L727[15:57:56] <LexMobile> For Blocks but
I dont think for entities.
L728[15:58:20] <PaleoCrafter> it can be
exploited for entities, but it isn't useful for any of the existing
models, no
L729[15:58:46] <LexMobile> And I know you
havent worked on it, I'm just saying this is the over arching
principal.
L730[15:59:03] <howtonotwin> barteks2x:
EntityJoinWorld?
L731[15:59:23] <barteks2x> seems good,
just need to filter out all other entities
L732[15:59:23] <howtonotwin> Not fully
sure if that's what you meant
L733[15:59:37] <LexMobile> I apreciate the
fact that you have started to follow the best practices for
coremods. And I was mearly saying that my intention and hope for
anyone who makes coremods is to refine things and move them to
Forge so coremods are not needed.
L734[16:00:57] <LexMobile> There are
network connected events, are they not good enough?
L735[16:01:13] <barteks2x> I haven;t found
them
L736[16:01:32] <malte0811> I just looked
at the commits and I *think* Blu used Events before, but those only
moved the players arm and not the armor
L737[16:01:32] <LexMobile> you're not
looking in the right place. There is a ServerConnected and
ClientConnected IIRC
L738[16:01:40] <PaleoCrafter> also
PlayerLoggedInEvent
L739[16:01:47] <malte0811> Also, I'll be
leaving soon since I am pretty tired
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L742[16:02:26] <barteks2x> ah...
FMLNetworkEvent.ClientConnectedToServerEvent
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L744[16:02:38] <barteks2x> that's why I
aheb;t founf it. fml.
L745[16:03:16] <PaleoCrafter> it still
derives from the same Event class :P
L746[16:03:28] <Abastro> Hello, is there
any idea to localize celestial time without messing with patching
classes?
L747[16:03:32] <howtonotwin> And the award
for the correct punnage of "FML" goes to barteks2x.
L748[16:03:56] <PaleoCrafter> heh, didn't
even realise that xD
L749[16:04:16] <barteks2x> also
ClientConnectedToServerEvent doesn't have the player instance
L750[16:04:45] <PaleoCrafter>
PlayerLoggedInEvent~
L751[16:05:18] <LexMobile> malte0811:
Actually thinking about it he CAN get away without a coremod. Just
override the LayerArmor with his own, and setup the rotations that
way...
L752[16:05:26] <PaleoCrafter>
ClientConnectedToServerEvent literally is there for when the
connection gets established
L753[16:05:36] <darkevilmac> Entity
joining world also is an option.
L754[16:05:38] <darkevilmac> (i
think)
L755[16:06:44] <malte0811> Yep, seems like
it should be possible. I'll take a look tomorrow
L756[16:06:51] <barteks2x> which is what I
did initially and then ex told me about the ClientConnectedToServer
event
L757[16:06:58] <quadraxis> also there's
ServerConnectionFromClientEvent
L758[16:07:21] <quadraxis> do you want the
event clientside or serverside?
L759[16:07:42] <barteks2x> doesn't
matter
L760[16:08:04] <barteks2x> I'm just making
test mod to test sending packet
L761[16:08:16] <LexMobile> if its the
splitting
L762[16:08:17] <malte0811> That's another
one of those fun situations: I spend a whole afternoon/evening
making the coremod better and in the end find out that I can/should
remove it completely...
L763[16:08:19] <LexMobile> then you need
server side
L764[16:08:25] <LexMobile> as the client
can't send multi-part packets
L765[16:08:41] <barteks2x> to avoid
flooding the server?
L766[16:08:47] <LexMobile> yes
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L768[16:08:50] <quadraxis> serverside you
could check and cast the hander to NetHandlerPlayServer
L769[16:09:03] <quadraxis> that has an
EntityPlayerMP
L770[16:09:14] <LexMobile> There is
nothing stopping it, but I consciously decided to not allow it in
our implementation to not encourage it.
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L772[16:11:28] <Abastro> Location-based
getCelestialAngle is impossible without dirty patching,
right?
L773[16:11:38] <LexMobile> probably
not
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L775[16:14:01] <ghz|afk> what would
"location-based" be?
L776[16:14:18] <ghz|afk> to have the
position of the sun depend on your current coords?
L777[16:14:23] <Abastro> Giving different
result per location.
L778[16:14:24] <Abastro> Yes.
L779[16:14:53] <ghz|afk> seems to be used
in a whole lot of places
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L782[16:14:59] <ghz|afk> and just receives
a float
L783[16:15:26] <PaleoCrafter> huh, didn't
even notice c.pw ever leaving xD
L784[16:15:34] <ghz|afk> so it does seem
to me like patching all those uses would need patching
L785[16:15:38] <ghz|afk> eh
L786[16:15:44] <ghz|afk> so it does seem
to me like all those uses would need patching *
L787[16:15:44] <Abastro> Right... the
partialTicks for render-side partial ticks.
L788[16:16:18] <Abastro> This has been the
main issue of my mod.
L789[16:16:47] <ghz|afk> well you could
try to setup a forge dev environment
L790[16:16:51] <barteks2x> I will ned to
find a way to make biome colors/temperature depend on per-world
settings... and the world-independent is assumed in deveral layers
of code that just can't be changed wthout breaking everything. So
one method used in many places isn't that bad
L791[16:16:52] <ghz|afk> and see exactly
what needs patching
L792[16:17:16] <ghz|afk> and decide for
yourself if this is something interesting enough to get into a
PR
L793[16:17:35] <ghz|afk> however note the
reason location-based time of day was removed: servers
L794[16:17:47] <ghz|afk> if it's day for
some and night for others, there's no way to coordinate sleeping
;P
L795[16:18:03] <barteks2x> I would just
blame it on mods
L796[16:18:34] <Abastro> Sleeping :P
L797[16:18:43] <ghz|afk> I mean from
vanilla. back in old mc, you could chase the sun
L798[16:18:52] <Abastro> Oh really?
L799[16:19:15] <ghz|afk> unless I dreamed
it
L800[16:19:29] <Abastro> Sleeping could be
done with checking a partial world, I guess.
L801[16:19:36] <ghz|afk> problem with
sleeping is
L802[16:19:38] <ghz|afk> if you slee
phere
L803[16:19:38] <barteks2x> maybe it was
just lagging if you tried and it moved slower?
L804[16:19:46] <ghz|afk> you are causing
someone else to be night
L805[16:20:01] <ghz|afk> there would be
sleep battles
L806[16:20:35] <ghz|afk> like, suppose you
make it so that when x=0 is midnight, x=12000 is noon
L807[16:20:53] <barteks2x> unless someone
made even more fu and allowed each timezone to desynchronize
L808[16:20:54] <ghz|afk> whoever is living
at +12000 will want to sleep at sundown, causing someone at +0 to
switch to night
L809[16:20:56] <ghz|afk> and want to
sleep
L810[16:21:02] <Abastro> Hmm.. right
L811[16:21:03] <ghz|afk> causing the
person at +12000 be night again
L812[16:21:07] <ghz|afk> etc
L813[16:21:57] <Abastro> Then I should
change the bed logic.
L814[16:22:30] <Abastro> Like getting up
after 1000 ticks of sleep to accelerate time
L815[16:23:01] <Abastro> Or, 1/3 a
day.
L816[16:23:04] <barteks2x> or allow
timezones to desynchronize and syncronize on next sleep if
possible
L817[16:23:36] <Abastro> Yeah but it will
cause horrible desync issue I guess
L818[16:24:07] <barteks2x> I'm cosistently
getting java.lang.ClassCastException:
net.minecraftforge.fml.common.network.handshake.FMLHandshakeMessage$ServerHello
cannot be cast to
net.minecraftforge.fml.common.network.handshake.FMLHandshakeMessage$ModList
when trying to run test mods...
L819[16:24:07] <Abastro> I'll assume
people can sleep in any time.
L820[16:24:12] <barteks2x> any idea how to
workaround it?
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L823[16:25:06] <quadraxis> lol
L824[16:25:18] <barteks2x> I really ant to
do this one thing todat and they want to go sleep because it's
late
L825[16:25:19] <quadraxis> that is the
issue I was asking if you'd look at
L826[16:25:53] <Abastro> Back to the
issue, I may add local time zone worlds
L827[16:26:11] <quadraxis> are all the
other tests disabled?
L828[16:26:19] <barteks2x> no
L829[16:26:26] <barteks2x> how do I
selectively enable them?
L830[16:26:48] <howtonotwin> Most have
some form of public static final ENABLED = ...
L831[16:27:10] <barteks2x> most don't...
and really, why there is no global switch?
L832[16:27:16] <quadraxis> if you mean mod
loading, then that happens anyway, but it's usually mostly a
no-op
L833[16:27:32] <barteks2x> oh, those
disabled by defaut are disabled
L834[16:28:00] <howtonotwin> The
"global switch" is using a config that doesn't have them
on the classpath ;P
L835[16:28:03] <Abastro> To variate
getCelestialAngle per each local World.
L836[16:28:29] <barteks2x> but they are
all in the same package...
L837[16:30:28] <quadraxis> if you just
want your test, quick and dirty fix is to bulk change the files in
the test package to .java.somethingelse
L838[16:30:35] <quadraxis> then they won't
build
L839[16:31:30] <barteks2x> I'm debugging
the issue
L840[16:31:34] <barteks2x> no matter how
long it takes
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L843[16:33:43] <barteks2x> even more
fun
L844[16:33:58] <barteks2x> I got the
server to start but the client is waiting for something
L845[16:34:07] <barteks2x> without ever
actually connecting
L846[16:34:45] <barteks2x> stuck at the 0%
screen without any exceptions
L847[16:35:28] <barteks2x> seems like the
network code really needs rewrite
L848[16:35:41] <Abastro> Localizing world
instance per position; how hard would it be?
L849[16:36:05] <barteks2x> localizing in
which meaning?
L850[16:36:14] <Abastro> Per
location
L851[16:36:33] <Abastro> I mean local
worlds for timezones and latitudea
L852[16:37:01] <Abastro> (What I'm going
to work on is actually spherical world)
L853[16:37:03] <LexMobile> netty is bvlack
magic.
L854[16:37:04] <barteks2x> probably about
as hard as cubic chunks
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L856[16:37:26] <Abastro> Right..
L857[16:37:33] *
LexMobile misses the good ol days where networking was just
socket.write(byte[]) socket.read()
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L859[16:37:55] <barteks2x> was it
pre-gradle?
L860[16:39:07] <Abastro> How fast would a
player warp from a world to another world?
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L862[16:39:44] <barteks2x> if you do it
right probably about as fast as the code can run, but you would
need to do it so the client sees no change
L863[16:39:44] <Abastro> Local worlds
connected together should need instant warping I guess.
L864[16:39:50] <ghz|afk> Abastro: no
L865[16:39:58] <ghz|afk> think teleporting
to the nether
L866[16:40:01] <ghz|afk> or to the
end
L867[16:40:05] <ghz|afk> it won't be
faster than that
L868[16:40:16] <barteks2x> if you ski the
sending that to player part it can be
L869[16:40:26] <ghz|afk> well if the
client THINKS it's in the same world
L870[16:40:33] <ghz|afk> and you just
start sending updates from the other dimension
L871[16:40:39] <ghz|afk> that could work I
guess
L872[16:40:52] <ghz|afk> but I have no
idea how many hack that would take
L873[16:41:07] <howtonotwin> Didn't dies
submit a PR a bit like this a bit back?
L874[16:41:19] <barteks2x> you could also
try creating wrapper worlds that would actually forward everything
to the main one but no clue how it would wor
L875[16:41:21] <howtonotwin> It's not as
powerful as you need it to be, though
L876[16:41:29] <Abastro> I thought entity
gets immediately teleported on the gates.
L877[16:41:52] <PaleoCrafter> that PR only
adds support for adding worlds on the server
L878[16:41:54] <Abastro> I'll get the
chunks loaded, so I guess it won't take long.
L879[16:42:51] <Abastro> Or is there more
tasks to be done?
L880[16:43:20] <Abastro> I guess I have
one client world and several server worlds, I guess.
L881[16:43:38] <Abastro> *I can have
L882[16:43:43] <barteks2x> the problem
will be interactions between those worlds
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L884[16:44:10] <barteks2x> you could also
go the way of patching banilla and letting the mods break
L885[16:45:11] <barteks2x> ok, so server
just keeps ticking. Client keeps going renering frames. Server is
started, but player didn't join
L886[16:45:20] <barteks2x> what could be
the issue? I'm consistently getting it no
L887[16:45:43] <Abastro> A crash?
L888[16:45:49] <barteks2x> bi
exceptions
L889[16:45:51] <barteks2x> server keeps
ticking
L890[16:45:58] <barteks2x> *no
L891[16:46:51] <barteks2x> The f**k?
L892[16:46:57] <barteks2x> this is true
heisenbug
L893[16:47:12] <barteks2x> happens only if
I set a breakpoint
L894[16:47:23] <PaleoCrafter> are there
trans exceptions as well?
L895[16:47:23] <barteks2x> but the
breakpoint never actually hits!
L896[16:47:25] <quadraxis> what does the
handshake look like in fml-junk-earlystartup.log ?
L897[16:47:50] <PaleoCrafter> what about
genderfluid exceptionkin?
L898[16:47:50] <barteks2x> wait, need to
restart with the breakpoint again
L899[16:48:19] <barteks2x> notice that n
is nect to b and i is next to o
L900[16:48:19] <quadraxis> don't
stereotypecast exceptions
L901[16:48:41] <barteks2x> easy to get
confused when you don't actually see the keys
L903[16:50:26] <barteks2x> it just stops
there, and doesn't do anything else
L904[16:50:38] <PaleoCrafter> yeah,
quadraxis, they immediately get triggered/thrown
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L909[16:54:53] <Abastro> Guess I have to
have several worlds on client as well, since the blocks should be
rotated at some point.
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L911[16:56:22] <quadraxis> hmm there's no
[Netty Server IO #1/DEBUG] [FML]: lines in that handshake
L912[16:56:23] <barteks2x> you don't
strictly need to if you allow topolgy of torus
L913[16:56:45] <barteks2x> so basically
x/z coords modulo
L914[16:56:58] <quadraxis> server network
thread die?
L915[16:57:17] <quadraxis> or fail to
start?
L916[16:57:18] <barteks2x> Whenever I add
breakpoints in that code the result dramatically changed
L917[16:57:30] <barteks2x> seriously. This
is some nasty race condition
L918[16:57:37] <Abastro> Yes but I guess
rendering toroid could be painful.
L919[16:57:45] <barteks2x> you don't need
to
L920[16:57:53] <barteks2x> you can lie to
players that it's in fact a sphere
L921[16:58:17] <barteks2x> also why would
you render it?
L922[16:58:25] <barteks2x> you want to
allow flying out of the planet?
L923[16:58:29] <Abastro> Yes.
L924[16:58:45] <Abastro> Also can see
other planets
L925[16:59:23] <barteks2x> you could map
flat surface onto a sphere with some distortions. Or you could also
use cubic chunks add lighting and gravity hooks and make actual
sphere
L926[16:59:29] <Abastro> Maybe I could
just use cylinder and to on arctic
L927[17:00:17] <Abastro> With cubic
chunks? Oh Sliding xD
L928[17:01:23] <barteks2x> also I'm not
really sure how you would generate planet textures for viewving
them from far away
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L930[17:01:43] <barteks2x> I need a way to
ungrab mouse on linux
L931[17:02:02] <barteks2x> X peopel being
so stupidly stubborn about it "because security" is
annoying
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do I get my muse cursor back?
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L935[17:04:14] <barteks2x> I don't even
have terminal running
L936[17:04:51] <barteks2x> or how do I
switch channels with keboard in hexchat?
L937[17:06:03] <barteks2x> I seriously
need help here. Anyone?
L938[17:06:37] <mezz> not sure if it's
possible, hexchat has crappy hotkeys
L939[17:06:53] <barteks2x> I know t's
possible because I got reply about it on #hexchat once
L940[17:07:06] <barteks2x> on
freenode
L941[17:08:14] <PaleoCrafter> Well, take a
look at Settings -> Advanced -> Keyboard shortcuts
L942[17:08:17] <mezz> ah found the
shortcuts, didn't even know this existed
L943[17:08:24] <barteks2x> good lucj
getting there without mouse
L944[17:08:26] <ghz|afk> ctrl-tab would be
the usual key for switching sub-windows on windows
L945[17:08:29] <ghz|afk> dunno about other
platforms
L946[17:08:34] <ghz|afk> and dunno about
hexchat specifically
L947[17:08:51] <mezz> it's crtl+ page up
or down
L948[17:08:55] <PaleoCrafter> alt +
highlighted char :P
L949[17:08:56] <mezz> to change
channels
L950[17:09:53] <PaleoCrafter> in other
news, I only just realised my membership in the Forge organisation
was private xD
L951[17:13:59] <barteks2x> waitamoment...
why my pcket printed the exception twice>
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L970[18:05:07] <barteks2x> what could I
comment out to skip some tie consuming loading steps that would
only affect me after getting into world?
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L975[18:10:17] <barteks2x> I see the
issue!
L976[18:10:26] <barteks2x> At least I
think I do
L977[18:10:37] <barteks2x> but I don't
know how it ever worked in the first place
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L984[18:25:06] <ghz|afk> crap
L985[18:25:59] <ghz|afk> there's a silly
"bug" in 1.12, where Container#slotChangedCraftingGrid
sends SPacketSetSlot with index 0 always
L986[18:26:06] <ghz|afk> to update the
result of the crafting recipe
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L989[18:26:16] <ghz|afk> so in a custom
GUI where the crafting result isn't 0, this fails XD
L990[18:26:22] <ghz|afk> i mean, it
changes a different slot XD
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L992[18:27:27] <ghz|afk> it's not TOO much
of an issue, just MEH
L993[18:27:31] <ghz|afk> means I have to
release a bugfix :P
L994[18:27:32] <barteks2x> looks like it's
cp.w's fix that broke it. My workaround with reflection worked just
fine, but what cp.w came up with makes the code run in the wrong
thread causing a nasty race condition
L995[18:27:50] <barteks2x> So I need to
submit a PR to revert it to the reflection-based awful hack
L996[18:27:56] <ghz|afk> I assume that's
your thing and unrelated to what I said :P
L997[18:28:00] <barteks2x> yes
L998[18:28:09] <barteks2x> I'm talking
about the sometimes happening netty crash
L999[18:28:16] <barteks2x> with
classcaseexception in forge
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L1001[18:28:50] <barteks2x> My initial
fix I suggested to cp.w worked fine, but then he came up with less
hacky way that broke stuff because threads
L1002[18:29:22] <barteks2x> basically
fireUserEventTriggered is supposed to run from netty thread but now
it runs from server thread
L1004[18:30:14] <barteks2x> which means
that it's possible that the server sends hello thread, and before
the code returns next state and the server sends it, client will
send a reply back and server will send the hello packet again this
time from the netty thread
L1005[18:30:52] <barteks2x> it can be
either fixed by embracing the threads involved, or reverting to the
reflection hack
L1006[18:30:59] <barteks2x> that I came
up with
L1007[18:31:22] <barteks2x> but this
really isn't up to me to decide
L1008[18:34:12] <barteks2x> I will submit
a PR for now that reverts the commits that break it
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L1027[19:54:07] <barteks2x> so I figure
it out completely and have 4 fix ideas
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PRs tomorrow once I clean it all up
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