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L12[08:52:53] <Ordinastie> does someone use
Sponge in their dev env ?
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L18[09:28:49] <AllenY> hi
L19[09:29:04] <AllenY> can I get basic bug
support here?
L20[09:29:25] <killjoy> sure, but keep in
mind it's mostly developers here.
L21[09:30:00] <AllenY> I installed forge
for 1.12.2, but then realised I didn't need it, and installed
1.12.1, and now neither works
L22[09:30:26] <killjoy> use 1.12.2, they
are binary compatible
L23[09:31:22] <AllenY> 1.12.2 doesn't work
either now, I tried deleting from the versions folder, anything
else to try?
L24[09:31:35] <killjoy> delete the
libraries folder and reinstall
L25[09:31:40] <AllenY> thanks
L26[09:31:54] <killjoy> don't forget to
relaunch the launcher after install if you haven't
L27[09:32:28] <AllenY> oh yeah
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L29[09:37:29] <AllenY> still crashing, I'll
submit a report
L30[09:37:58] <killjoy> what's your crash
report?
L31[09:38:16] <killjoy> github isn't for
tech support
L32[09:41:13] <AllenY> oh on the
forum
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L45[11:08:23] <killjoy> fry, what are you
doing on the mojang team?
L46[11:08:31] <killjoy> are we losing
another one?
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L48[11:16:11] <Javaschreiber> killjoy: If
this were true, he could at least fix some of the stuff forge has
to work around.
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L54[12:03:47] <Zidane> Javaschreiber, maybe
but doubtful. They are very much "Vanilla first" and,
mostly, "only if Vanilla needs it**"
L55[12:05:49] <killjoy> asie, what are you
doing with the ponies :p
L56[12:08:20] <killjoy> heh, someone forked
it then commited their private key
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L66[13:11:26] <ajb> i cant get my
translation file to work :(
L67[13:11:39] <killjoy> named
en_us.lang?
L68[13:11:44] <ajb> en_US.lang
L69[13:11:46] <ghz|afk> check the
casing
L70[13:12:03] <ghz|afk> it's en_US for v2
resourcepacks, and en_us for v3 resourcepacks
L71[13:12:09] <killjoy> 1.11(?) made
resources all lower case
L72[13:12:10] <ajb> ah that will be it
then
L73[13:12:19] <ghz|afk> so if you started
over from a 1.11+ examplemod
L74[13:12:28] <ghz|afk> it includes a v3
pack.mcmeta
L75[13:12:37] <ghz|afk> which means the old
filename isn't accepted
L76[13:12:55] <ajb> works now, thanks
L77[13:13:27] <ajb> question: does java
check if stuff is private at runtime?
L78[13:14:25] <ghz|afk> yes
L79[13:14:42] <ghz|afk> that's why forge
(and many mods) include access transformers
L81[13:14:57] <ghz|afk> check for an access
transformer file
L82[13:15:05] <ajb> that function is
private in my version
L83[13:15:13] <ajb> what does an access
transformer look like?
L84[13:15:17] <ghz|afk> this
L86[13:15:50] <PaleoCrafter> tbf, unless
you need to override something, ATs should be last resort, imo
:P
L87[13:16:06] <ajb> hmm so with this i can
make chunkProvider public and then change it?
L88[13:16:29] <ghz|afk> technically,
yes
L89[13:16:29] <ajb> public
net.minecraft.world.WorldType
func_151358_j()Lnet/minecraft/world/WorldType; #setNotificationData
is it i guess, but has a different name now
L90[13:16:55] <ghz|afk> wether that is a
good idea, however...
L91[13:17:06] <ajb> well there doesn't seem
to be any other way to replace it
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L93[13:19:04] <ajb> if i want my mod to
depend on BoP, and extend classes from within it, how do i set that
up?
L94[13:19:36] <ajb> i don't think i need to
modify their code
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L98[13:42:57] <ajb> its amazing how much
java code you can write and it still doesn't do anything :)
L99[13:45:08] <kashike> indeed
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L109[14:12:52] <ajb> i wonder how i get
rid of that bedrock
L110[14:14:15] <barteks2x> how did you get
that terrain in the first place?
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L112[14:15:12] <ajb> create a new
WorldType, extend ChunkGeneratorOverworld
L113[14:15:39] <ajb> make setBlocksInChunk
return without doing anything if abs(x) or abs(z) > 5
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L117[14:22:25] <ajb> this probably isn't a
good approach... things still get populated in the outer
chunks
L118[14:22:30] <ajb> like villages
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L123[14:29:58] <barteks2x> You need to
override a few more methods
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L125[14:30:08] <barteks2x> and actually
override the method that returns chunk
L126[14:30:13] <ajb> overriding
generateChunk seems to work better
L127[14:30:29] <barteks2x> there should
also be populate method
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L130[14:34:29] <Ordinastie> just a gues,
but ocean must be set directly in the underlying array, whereas
underground pools must use setBlockState
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L132[14:46:15] <ajb> is
BlockPos.getX()>>4 the correct way to get the chunk of a
block?
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L134[14:48:11] <killjoy> sounds fine to
me
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L152[16:45:53] <ajb> how can i remove some
blocks from a chunk?
L153[16:51:41] <LexMobile> !gm
isChild
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L163[17:39:18] <busti> ghz|afk: Do you
know where to place the json file we talked about yesterday? I
would like to avoid redistributing forge.
L164[17:39:42] <ghz|afk> I have no idea
what you are talking about ;P
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L167[17:40:33] <ajb> the customer launcher
configuration?
L168[17:40:50] <ghz|afk> ah the vanilla
launcher thing
L169[17:40:54] <busti> Or was it killjoy
who made that suggestion? Sorry I do not have the backlogs
anymore
L170[17:40:55] <ghz|afk> someone else said
that, not me ;P
L171[17:40:56] <busti> yes
L172[17:41:07] <ajb> (23:57:41) killjoy:
just give them a launcher json, which you can distribute using the
installer
L173[17:41:29] <ajb> i dunno the answer
though, sorry
L174[17:41:36] <ben_mkiv> 42
L175[17:42:08] <busti> That is always an
answer
L176[17:44:32] <Ordinastie> but what is
the question
L177[17:45:24] <busti> Is it allowed to
distribute a version of the forge installer jar that has a modified
install_profile.json ?
L178[17:51:10] <busti> Remember I just
want to have an audience of ~20 people install Computercraft in the
easiest manner possible.
L179[17:51:41] <busti> And yes, there is a
maven repo for cc
L180[17:57:28] <ghz|afk> if you want the
easiest way possible, a Curseforge modpack that can be installed
through the Twitch app would be easiest for the players
L181[17:57:47] <ghz|afk> since the app
downloads and installs everything for you
L182[17:58:40] <ghz|afk> another option
would be to pass a MultiMC instance around, pre-configured
L185[18:00:07] <ghz|afk> in most
circumstances, I would suggest going through the vanilla
launcher
L186[18:00:27] <ghz|afk> but for like...
distributing a pack within a classroom... or something similar to
that
L187[18:00:52] <ghz|afk> without having to
require everyone to get a twitch/curse account, and install the
Twitch client
L188[18:00:58] <ghz|afk> MultiMC seems
like the best choice
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L191[18:06:42] <busti> I guess I will go
with multi mc. Problem is, I am dealing with CS Students and those
like to investigate everything before executing it on their pc, so
twitchapp is a no.
L192[18:07:31] <busti> Ideally I would
like to distribute it the same way the forge installer distributes
mercurius.
L193[18:08:03] <busti> But I do not know
if it is a smart idea to rehost a modified launcher like
that...
L194[18:08:26] <ajb> its not that hard to
drop a jar file into a directory...
L195[18:08:59] <busti> Trust me it
is.
L196[18:10:20] <busti> It's not that they
can't do it, it is just that they lost any interest before they did
it.
L197[18:12:24] <ghz|afk> that moment when
a survey asks "what other youtube channels do you
watch?"
L198[18:12:54] <ghz|afk> andyou end up
writing a js function to get the titles of the channels from your
youtube subscription list
L199[18:12:55] <ghz|afk> (function() { var
tmp = []; for (var a of
document.querySelectorAll("#channel-title > span")) {
tmp.push(a.innerText); } return tmp; })().join(",
")
L200[18:13:07] <ghz|afk> cos it's easier
than typing them by hand ;P
L201[18:13:14] <busti> That sounds
terrible
L202[18:13:29] <ghz|afk> I am subscribed
to 78 channels on youtube
L204[18:13:37] <ghz|afk> and I watch some
5-10 more sporadically,
L205[18:13:58] <ajb> it brings back rss
feed for subscription
L206[18:14:04] <ghz|afk> I already
finished filling in the survey
L207[18:14:16] <ghz|afk> and I don't need
an RSS feed ;P
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L209[18:14:50] <busti> Youtube should stop
changing their api so often
L210[18:15:09] <busti> Every couple years
out client breaks
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L212[18:22:50] <ghz|afk> so I just thought
of an interesting "rustic" redstone automation mod
idea
L213[18:23:17] <ghz|afk> one of the
biggest reasons I hate building redstone circuits
L214[18:23:40] <ghz|afk> is that in many
cases, complex mechanisms require very complicated timing
circuits
L215[18:23:46] <ghz|afk> that would be
much easier represented by a state machine
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L217[18:24:11] <ghz|afk> you can build a
state machine by using a piston feed tape with cauldrons or
solid/transparent
L218[18:24:21] <ghz|afk> but that can get
rather large
L219[18:24:27] <ghz|afk> so what I was
thinking is:
L220[18:25:03] <ghz|afk> imagine a
stackable "axle", where each wheel has up to 16 redstone
torches placed around it
L221[18:25:32] <ghz|afk> and every time
the axle is activated from one of the ends, it rotates to the next
position
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L223[18:26:00] <ghz|afk> meaning you can
change the activation of multiple redstone lines at once
L224[18:26:06] <ghz|afk> without using
"high-tech" blocks
L225[18:26:17] <ghz|afk> and in a
reasonably compact way
L226[18:27:16] <ajb> what does that have
to do with state machines?
L227[18:27:27] <busti> So a bit like old
telephone relais?
L228[18:35:21] <ghz|afk> ajb: it would
serve as the mechanism to encode the states
L229[18:35:52] <ghz|afk> busti: well I was
picturing the entire thing rotating at once, but sortof, yes
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L234[18:53:11] <ghz|afk> dafuq
L235[18:53:16] <ghz|afk> apparently I was
still paying for wow
L236[18:53:24] <ghz|afk> I was certain I
cancelled over 6 months ago
L237[18:53:39] <ghz|afk> I just noticed
now because my CC expired and I hadn't activated the replacement
yet
L238[18:53:40] <Ordinastie> don't you
receive a mail every month ?
L239[18:53:44] <ghz|afk> nope
L240[18:53:51] <ghz|afk> I have never
received emails
L241[18:54:01] <ghz|afk> they just charge
me on my debit card
L242[18:54:10] <ghz|afk> either way
L243[18:54:19] <ghz|afk> my account
expired since they couldn't charge me
L244[18:54:24] <ghz|afk> so /shrug
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L246[18:54:41] <ghz|afk> it annoys me a
bit because I was feeling nostalgic the other day
L247[18:54:48] <ghz|afk> and I didn't
install wow to fly around for a while
L248[18:54:55] <ghz|afk> just because I
thought the account wasn't active
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L277[22:58:37] <killjoy> I think for some
reason, my monitor was going at 20fps
L278[22:58:51] <killjoy> cursor was all
glitchy
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L280[23:03:17] <killjoy> That ever happen
to anyone after resuming from standby?
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L288[23:19:42] <Dimmerworld> Why is it
forwarding me to #RegisterYourNameMoron even though it is
registered
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L291[23:23:04] <killjoy> Dimmerworld, your
name may be registered, but you're not signed in?
L292[23:23:21] <Dimmerworld> I have it so
it auto logins when I join esper
L293[23:23:33] <killjoy> sometimes it
joins too soon
L294[23:24:04] <mezz> yeah you wouldn't be
here if you weren't signed in. your client is probably just joining
too soon
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L297[23:30:33] <Dimmerworld> So what does
fry working for mojang mean?
L298[23:30:44] <killjoy> What's his
official title?
L299[23:30:56] <Dimmerworld> I don't know,
it was on jeb's twitter
L302[23:32:50] <killjoy> Finally got
curious on what the other text was.
L304[23:34:01] <killjoy> inb4 mezz gets
stolen as well
L305[23:34:52] *
mezz has a job already
L306[23:34:54] <mezz> heh
L307[23:39:10] <kashike> a job where?
:D
L308[23:39:22] <mezz> california
L309[23:39:35] <kashike> fun
L310[23:40:10] <mezz> mhm
L311[23:40:53] <killjoy> plenty of jobs
there. I should move
L312[23:41:27] <killjoy> RTP is great and
all, but everyone wants a bachelor's program internship
L313[23:41:40] <kashike> RTP?
L314[23:41:46] <killjoy> research triangle
park, NC
L315[23:41:53] <killjoy> lots of tech
startups
L316[23:42:02] <killjoy> it's where google
fiber is
L317[23:42:23] <mezz> california is good
for jobs but expensive as hell
L318[23:42:32] <killjoy> Can I
telecommute?
L319[23:42:39] <mezz> probably
L320[23:42:47] <killjoy> I'll just move to
Nevada
L321[23:42:56] <mezz> getting an interview
is more work that way, but it seems like a good way to do it
L322[23:42:56] <killjoy> No, mistake. Too
much desert
L323[23:43:09] <mezz> I want to move
somewhere cheaper and have a nice office I can use to work in and
telecommute
L324[23:43:19] <killjoy> try rtp :P
L325[23:43:23] <killjoy> we can be
roomies
L326[23:43:29] <mezz> 2k+ a month rents
are not great
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L328[23:43:52] <killjoy> Last I checked,
rent here is like $800/mo for a good place
L329[23:44:17] <killjoy> and that's if you
move to the surrounding areas
L330[23:44:35] <mezz> damn
L331[23:44:50] <killjoy> Gets less
expensive the more south you go
L333[23:45:54] <mezz> how's the pay
though?
L334[23:46:01] <killjoy> basically don't
move to Cary
L335[23:46:16] <killjoy> idk, I get payed
$8.50/hr at fast food
L336[23:46:25] <mezz> lol wtf are you
doing
L337[23:46:32] <mezz> internship :P
L338[23:46:39] <killjoy> looking
L339[23:46:52] <mezz> get payed $15 for
grunt computer work at least
L340[23:47:26] <killjoy> I live way out of
the way for anything like that
L341[23:47:46] <killjoy> Though I'm still
going for my associates
L343[23:50:47] <killjoy> data storage
& virtualization if you were wondering
L344[23:51:03] <mezz> sounds like a good
field to be in
L345[23:52:25] <mezz> our data center guys
are all out east
L346[23:52:38] <killjoy> yeah, we've got
netapp
L347[23:52:44] <killjoy> and a
redhat
L348[23:52:55] <killjoy> and SAS
L349[23:53:07] <mezz> yeah
L350[23:53:08] <killjoy> and a Siemens
office
L351[23:54:29] <mezz> we have uh... the
rest :D
L352[23:57:41] <killjoy> We have
lenovo...