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L76[03:07:10] <Ordinastie> mezz, when
you're around, can you hop back to #malisis? :)
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L90[04:44:27] <Ordinastie> gotta love when
you refactor some logic and nothing works anymore :s
L91[04:50:25] <xaero> aye, and version
control is a timesaver for that - reset and try again :)
L92[04:51:40] <Ordinastie> I think I fixed
it :p
L93[04:52:30] <Ordinastie> behavior don't
quite match vanilla anymore but I don't really care hre
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L111[07:27:29] <Backslash> Thats part of
my logs and i'm not sure whats causing it.
L112[07:31:09] <gigaherz|work> hmmm the
server watchdog is trying to sleep itself back to the past
L113[07:31:15] <gigaherz|work> which makes
no sense
L114[07:31:37] <PaleoCrafter> well,
*everything* used to be better back in the day :P
L115[07:32:09] <Backslash> Back when
rubber boots were made out of wood. :D
L116[07:33:14] <gigaherz|work> is your
server settings' "maxTickTime" negative by any
chance?
L117[07:33:28] <Backslash>
max-tick-time=120000
L118[07:33:30] <Backslash> Nope.
L119[07:35:20] <gigaherz|work> the only
other possibility, then, is that System.currentTimeMillis is
returning a value smaller than the previous one
L120[07:35:22] <gigaherz|work> which can
happen
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L122[07:36:10] <gigaherz|work> it has a
formula in there
L123[07:36:12] <Raycoms> Anyone an idea
why: /kill @e[type=minecolonies:EntityBarbarian] this wiped all my
players and entities on the server? =D
L124[07:36:23] <Backslash> But its nothing
i have to worry about?
L125[07:36:35] <gigaherz|work> worst case
is the watchdog stops running
L126[07:36:44] <gigaherz|work> which means
it wouldn't detect the server hanging
L127[07:36:45] <Backslash> Raycoms,
something about the entity name is wrong. If its not exactly the
correct name, everything gets killed.^^
L128[07:36:52] <gigaherz|work> that's the
*worst* case
L129[07:37:08] <Raycoms> Oh that's so a
nice feature of minecraft there
L130[07:38:38] <Backslash> gigaherz|work,
maybe you can answer my other question too. In my logs from time to
time i have stuff like: Keeping entity that already exists with
UUID
L131[07:38:44] <Backslash> Where the hell
is that comming from?
L132[07:39:35] <gigaherz|work> that
usually means some mod is trying to spawn multiple entities with
the same internal identifier
L133[07:39:51] <gigaherz|work> I don't
know the exact cause
L134[07:40:22] <gigaherz|work> I believe
it might happen if a chunk loads, but the entity IDs were already
loaded
L135[07:40:29] <Backslash> Ok, thank you!
:)
L136[07:42:45] <Raycoms> Oh we have tons
of this problem
L137[07:42:57] <Raycoms> It seems like
occasionally minecraft duplicates entities when loading them in the
chunks
L138[07:43:05] <Raycoms> sometimes it
loses them as well
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L163[11:09:58] <Raycoms> Is there anything
counting up the world ticks besides the world time?
L164[11:10:08] <Raycoms> Players sometimes
turn off daylight cycles
L165[11:10:20] <ghz|afk>
world.getTotalWorldTime() is counted
L166[11:10:23] <ghz|afk> regardless of
daylight cycle
L167[11:10:47] <Raycoms> ty =D
L168[11:17:21] <PaleoCrafter> I feel like
that could use a rename, too :/
L169[11:17:52] <ghz|afk> yep
L170[11:18:08] <PaleoCrafter> something
like getAge, maybe?
L171[11:18:14] <ghz|afk> I'd go for
like... .getWorldAge() vs .getDayTime()
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L174[11:19:05] <PaleoCrafter> no reason
for the "World" in there :P
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L176[11:22:21] <Raycoms>
getPastTicks()
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L186[11:59:12] <quadraxis> getElapsedTicks
?
L187[12:11:23] <PaleoCrafter> quadraxis,
imo that's more ambiguous than "getAge". since when would
the ticks be elapsed?
L188[12:11:54] <quadraxis> yeah I see that
now
L189[12:12:16] <quadraxis> the time is
saved and reloaded right?
L190[12:12:21] <Corosus> yes
L191[12:12:45] <Corosus> getWorldAge might
do
L192[12:13:28] <quadraxis>
totalTicksElapsed kinda works
L193[12:13:34] <Corosus> actually since
its a method of world, i guess getAge is fine too, since mcp people
have been going on a naming redundancy removal spree
L194[12:14:17] <quadraxis> age is good for
giving an impression of total time, and I suppose you can clarify
ticks in the comment
L195[12:14:28] <PaleoCrafter> that was my
idea, too
L196[12:14:34] <Corosus> also a lot of
other things have 'age' which are just ticks
L197[12:14:53] <PaleoCrafter> don't need
to be overly verbose with the name :D
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L199[12:22:08] <ghz|afk> elapsed has the
sense of "since X"
L200[12:22:09] <ghz|afk> like
L201[12:22:12] <ghz|afk> since last
frame
L202[12:22:15] <ghz|afk> or since last
update
L203[12:22:24] <ghz|afk> I don't think it
fits in this context
L204[12:22:42] <ghz|afk> soyeah,
world.getAge()
L205[12:22:45] <ghz|afk> is my vote
;p
L206[12:23:14] <quadraxis> what about the
day/night one?
L207[12:23:29] <ghz|afk>
getTimeOfDay
L208[12:23:54] <quadraxis> it's still
incremental though I think
L209[12:24:14] <ghz|afk> hmm right
L210[12:24:15] <quadraxis> like you can be
on day 83 or whatever
L211[12:24:41] <ghz|afk> forgot about
that
L212[12:25:11] <quadraxis> it's also an
'age' of sorts, but one that's tied to the day/night cycle
L213[12:25:33] <ghz|afk> getDate()?
L214[12:25:50] <quadraxis> could
work
L215[12:25:59] <ghz|afk> since it's pretty
much a "datetime" value in ticks
L216[12:26:09] <ghz|afk> so maybe
getDateTime
L217[12:27:29] <PaleoCrafter>
getEpochTime? xD
L218[12:27:50] <PaleoCrafter> you may
redefine the epoch :P
L219[12:29:06] <quadraxis> NBT tags are
"Time" and "DayTime"
L220[12:29:13] <quadraxis> not a great
deal of help here
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L227[13:02:01] <SquidDev> I've noticed the
FMLNetworkEvent code (namely NetworkEventFiringHandler) doesn't
release the ByteBuf when finished, resulting in Netty complaining.
Just wondering if this is intended behaviour or whether I should
report a bug?
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L231[13:03:32] <SquidDev> quadraxis: Ahh,
thanks. I'm not even sure how I missed that >_<. Sorry
:/.
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L234[13:22:21] <malte0811> What would
cause esper.net to not resolve for a few minutes after rebooting?
It's starting to be annoying
L235[13:24:08] <ghz|afk> bad dns?
L236[13:24:31] <ghz|afk> you may want to
add google's public dns to your list
L237[13:24:40] <ghz|afk> after the router
one or in place of it
L238[13:24:46] <ghz|afk> 8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
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L244[13:34:46] <malte0811> Seems to have
worked now. Thanks.
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L246[13:47:02] <kashike> ghz|afk: kudos
for giving google public dns to people :)
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L249[13:51:15] <ghz|afk> the only downside
to it is that you are effectively giving google your browsing
history ;P
L250[13:51:27] <ghz|afk> but if you use
chrome it happens either way so... ;P
L251[13:51:40] <kashike> i'm not a
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L265[14:15:18] <Hink> can anyone confirm
that 1.7.10 shipped the srg indexes for forge in csv files instead
of a .srg file like they are now?
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L269[14:29:20] <darkstone> Hey guys
L270[14:29:39] <darkstone> Can I get some
help with an issue?
L271[14:29:49] <darkstone> I was reluctant
to come in here for this because I expect an 'it can't be
done'
L272[14:29:52] <darkstone> but it
can.
L273[14:29:53] <ghz|afk> we'll know when
you explain ;P
L274[14:30:00] <darkstone> You got it
;)
L275[14:30:30] <darkstone> Well, I'm
currently running Minecraft 1.10.2 Forge with several mods: simple
corn, iChun's portal gun (and iChunUtil), and Optifine.
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L278[14:30:54] <darkstone> Thing is, there
seems to be an incompatibility between Optifine and portal
gun/iChunUtil. I'm almost certain this is the
incompatibility.
L279[14:31:23] <darkstone> Since putting
Optifine in, any time I render a portal on the screen, Minecraft
crashes with a NoSuchFieldError and the stacktrace points to
iChunUtil.
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L281[14:31:39] <ghz|afk> can you paste the
stack trace?
L282[14:31:43] <ghz|afk> pastebin*
L283[14:31:45] <darkstone> I can.
L284[14:31:46] <darkstone> Gimme a
sec
L285[14:32:01] <ajb> optifine completely
changes the render pipeline so its not very surprising...
L286[14:32:12] <joeop596> I can confirm
there's an incompatibility between the two
L287[14:32:15] <darkstone> Yeah, it
isn't.
L289[14:32:22] <darkstone> that's the
stack trace itself
L290[14:32:38] <PaleoCrafter> does the
1.10.2 portal gun have the "see-through" portals?
L291[14:32:43] <joeop596> yes
L292[14:32:44] <darkstone> Yeah.
L293[14:32:47] <ajb> do the portals render
what is on the other side, like in the real portal?
L294[14:32:52] <joeop596> yes
L295[14:32:58] <darkstone> yeah, it was
removed way back but put back in the rewrite.
L296[14:33:05] <ajb> that will be the
problem then most likely
L297[14:33:16] <darkstone> I'll try
toggling it off in the config and check it.
L298[14:33:32] <ghz|afk> !gf
field_189564_r
L299[14:33:35] <darkstone> I don't quite
like losing that, but I was worried about having to dig into code
for this
L300[14:33:53] *
darkstone quietly waits for any bot to do anything
L301[14:33:54] <ghz|afk> I'm thinking
either
L302[14:34:03] <ghz|afk> 1. optifine
changed the world object with one that doens't have a field
L303[14:34:23] <ghz|afk> 2. the portal gun
mod adds a field through coremodding that isn't present in the
optifine version of the class
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L305[14:34:44] <darkstone> Somehow I doubt
2. I have 0 basis for this except 'it doesn't seem like iChun's
sty'e.
L306[14:34:47] <darkstone> *style'
L307[14:34:55] <PaleoCrafter> isn't this
on a pretty bad system, anyways?
L308[14:34:56] <darkstone> which again, I
have no basis for except my gut
L309[14:35:00] <darkstone> Yeah
L310[14:35:01] <ghz|afk> darkevilmac: if
you use the commands with one single !, then it replies in private
notices
L311[14:35:09] <darkstone> hehe
L312[14:35:11] <darkstone> wrong
nick?
L313[14:35:12] <PaleoCrafter> you don't
want the portals like that then, anyways
L314[14:35:17] <ghz|afk> oops yes
L315[14:35:19] <darkstone> Well, actually,
I do
L316[14:35:22] <darkstone> it handles it
fine
L317[14:35:22] <ghz|afk> prefix too
long
L318[14:35:28] <darkstone> yeah.
L319[14:35:30] <PaleoCrafter> it
effectively doubles the workload
L320[14:35:31] <darkstone> could switch to
blackgem
L321[14:35:38] <ghz|afk> nah
L322[14:35:41] <ghz|afk> I blame
mirc
L323[14:35:41] <darkstone> It does, but
I've got a beefy enough graphics card that it handles it
L324[14:35:43] <darkstone> hehe
L325[14:35:45] <darkstone> okay
L326[14:35:49] <ghz|afk> for tabbing in
order, instead of last-spoke order
L327[14:35:59] <darkstone> Last-spoke
order sounds REALLY nice.
L328[14:35:59] <ghz|afk>
+alphabetical
L329[14:36:05] <PaleoCrafter> so not the
integrated one, then? (that was what I meant by "bad
system" :P)
L330[14:36:20] <darkstone> Paleo no, got
rid of the integrated in a way long time ago. I have a Geforce
now
L331[14:36:29] <darkstone> You know the
game Empyrion: Galactic Survival?
L332[14:36:32] <darkstone> 'Know of' is
enough
L333[14:36:32] <ghz|afk> yep, in my WIP
irc client, I had that implemented ;P
L334[14:36:36] <darkstone> niiiceeee
L335[14:36:42] <darkstone> if you ever
like, release that, let me know please :P
L337[14:36:52] <joeop596> the stack trace
appears to be the same
L338[14:36:54] <PaleoCrafter> uhm...
plenty of IRC clients have that :P
L339[14:37:06] <darkstone> I've never
really shopped around
L340[14:37:11] <darkstone> mostly happy
with the two I swap between now.
L341[14:37:14] <darkstone> but
anyway
L342[14:37:19] <darkstone> where did I
leave my Minecraft launcher again
L343[14:37:25] <PaleoCrafter> also, you
were talking about a system with only integrated graphics a couple
of days ago, I just assumed it was the same :P
L344[14:37:29] <darkstone> Ah
L345[14:37:32] <darkstone> No, that's my
mom's craptop
L346[14:37:53] <darkstone> and yeah, my
mom plays Minecraft, and yeah, she's good at it
L348[14:38:03] <joeop596> looks like a
wontfix
L349[14:38:30] <darkstone> euhh :(
L350[14:38:37] <darkstone> Maybe I'll
patch it myself anyway
L351[14:38:47] <joeop596> gl
L352[14:38:51] <darkstone> I can think of
several hacky workarounds if it is what I think it is
L353[14:38:52] <darkstone> thanks
L354[14:38:57] <Lord_Ralex> "there is
a reason it's private"
L355[14:38:58] <Lord_Ralex> lol
L356[14:39:06] <darkstone> Eh, you should
see the things I've gotten away with in code that I really
shouldn't have
L357[14:39:10] <joeop596> If it's shared,
it causes race conditions, apparently
L358[14:40:04] <darkstone> what's this
do
L359[14:40:11] <darkstone> !gf
field_189564_r
L360[14:40:18] <darkstone> ohhhhhhhh
L361[14:40:32] <darkstone> Oh, yes, I've
needed this bot.
L362[14:40:41] <darkstone> Thank you,
anyone responsible for bot.
L363[14:40:49] <joeop596> !gf
field_189564_r
L364[14:41:19] <darkstone> Hmm
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L368[14:42:05] <darkstone> Being that I'm
new to Forge modding, how would be best way to implement
this?
L369[14:42:16] <darkstone> I mean, easiest
for me is decompile the thing, modify it, and recompile
L370[14:42:24] <darkstone> I can work with
obfuscated code
L371[14:42:36] <darkstone> (if I'm weird
for that, I'm not aware of it)
L372[14:42:48] <PaleoCrafter> there's no
need for that, there's tools to deobfuscate mods
L373[14:42:54] <joeop596> It's open source
anyway
L374[14:43:00] <joeop596> see those github
links
L375[14:43:01] <darkstone> Oh, that's 10x
better
L376[14:43:03] <PaleoCrafter> but yeah
--^
L377[14:43:16] <darkstone> I still have to
REOBFUSCATE it if I DEOBFUSCATE.
L378[14:43:16] <joeop596> You'll have to
fix it in ichun, not optifine
L379[14:43:22] *
darkstone sighs
L380[14:43:28] <darkstone> I thought
iChun's mods were all private
L381[14:43:30] <darkstone> i.e. not
open-source
L382[14:43:44] <joeop596> see the above
link
L383[14:43:50] <darkstone> Yeah, I'm in
it
L384[14:43:57] <PaleoCrafter>
reobfuscation also is handled by tools? Oo
L385[14:44:04] <darkstone> >tools
L386[14:44:15] <darkstone> >I use
recompile.bat or javac when I work with java
L387[14:44:17] <joeop596> But
L388[14:44:18] <PaleoCrafter> ._.
L389[14:44:20] <PaleoCrafter> jesus
L390[14:44:27] <darkstone> It's my
way
L391[14:44:27] <joeop596> you'll have to
interact with optifine, which doesn't seem to be open source?
L392[14:44:28] *
darkstone shrugs
L393[14:44:35] <darkstone> Iguess I can
decompile that...
L394[14:44:42] <joeop596> because optifine
moves the region field into a method, and it seems to need
that
L395[14:45:25] <darkstone> The way I would
prefer to do this is setup iChunUtil to reference a function or
field that I set in optifine to return what iChunUtil
expects.
L396[14:45:33] <darkstone> It could be
totally different when I actually get into the code, though
:(
L397[14:46:02] <joeop596> optifine moves a
field into a method as a variable
L398[14:46:12] <PaleoCrafter> I wonder how
Optifine retrieves it, though
L399[14:46:51] <joeop596> What'd be the
best way to decompile optifine?
L402[14:49:00] <darkstone> Man, i just use
fernflower
L403[14:49:05] <darkstone> It doesn't
always do well though
L404[14:49:17] <darkstone> I mean, it does
fine for Minecraft, and most my simple projects that I lose the
source to
L405[14:49:23] <darkstone> because I'm
good at that
L406[14:49:37] <joeop596> yeah that looks
good, thanks ajb
L407[14:49:56] <PaleoCrafter> those are
deobfuscation utils, not decompilers
L408[14:50:06] *
darkstone is dealing with a jerk playing against rules in a social
game, conflicting mods, and 18 hours awake time
L409[14:51:15] <ajb> is there an open
source alternative to optifine?
L410[14:51:32] <darkstone> oh I have
another rather noobish question when we finish hashing this
one
L411[14:51:53] <ajb> the only thing i
really want from it is shaders, and i know the shadermod source is
out there, but i dont think it has an open license
L412[14:52:21] <PaleoCrafter> I don't know
of any alternative for shaders in modern versions of the game
L413[14:52:33] <PaleoCrafter> maybe fry
will write his "clean" shader mod one day :P
L414[14:55:05] <joeop596> true, but
apparently optifine needs to be deobfuscated specially
L415[14:55:17] <darkstone> How obfuscated
IS it?
L416[14:55:32] <ajb> the readme on that
github describes it a little
L417[14:56:02] <darkstone> ...where
L418[14:56:08] <joeop596> It's giving me
an error though
L419[14:56:16] <joeop596> index too
large
L420[14:59:30] <joeop596> darkstone: the
link ajb posted
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L423[15:06:25] <joeop596> what is
'extendedLevelsInChunkCache'? method on a chunkcache
L424[15:06:54] <darkstone> does the bot
work for deobfuscated names too?
L425[15:08:51] <ghz|afk> the bot accepts
notch, srg, and "pretty" names
L426[15:08:57] <PaleoCrafter> SO
PWETTY
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L430[15:12:10] <darkstone> Does it do for
all versions or just most recent?
L431[15:13:19] <PaleoCrafter> everything
since 1.5 :P
L432[15:13:47] <darkstone> YAY
L433[15:13:53] <darkstone> merci
beaucoup
L434[15:14:12] <darkstone> can I PM the
bot?
L435[15:14:16] <darkstone> if I don't want
to disturb the channel.
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L448[15:42:02] <darkstone> Turning
see-through portals off fixed the incompatibility between portalgun
and optifine.
L449[15:46:16] <darkstone> !gf
moveFlying
L450[15:46:35] <darkstone> no
results.
L451[15:47:25] <darkstone> it's in
1.6.4
L452[15:47:33] <darkstone> !help
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L454[15:52:32] <darkstone> hm
L455[15:52:36] <darkstone> Bot is
returning no results.
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L471[18:21:55] <ghz|afk> darkstone: you
should use !gf modeFlying 1.6.4
L472[18:22:02] <ghz|afk> to request a
specific version
L473[18:22:09] <darkstone> oh
thanks!
L474[18:22:12] <ghz|afk> it defaults to
latest
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L481[20:08:23] <ajb> hmm. well, i know how
optifine block matcher works now... and it isn't pretty
L482[20:16:03] <ajb> basically it calls
getStateFromMeta() 16 times (every possible meta value), and
compares the resulting block state against what you asked for. if
it matches, it adds the current meta value to a list.
L483[20:16:26] <ajb> then, when it is time
to render, it just checks the arrays for the matching meta values
it found previously
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L490[20:59:25] <darkstone> note: portals
still look weird with optifine. outline shows up even when not
blocked from view.
L491[20:59:31] <darkstone> in Portal
Gun.
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