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L7[02:00:04] <MCPBot_Reborn> [TEST CSV]
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L10[02:02:33] <ForgeDiscord>
<Abastro> New snapshot!
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L22[04:53:03] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> its 1.12.x so meh from me
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L24[05:15:09] <gigaherz> what were you
expecting?
L25[05:15:28] <gigaherz> 1.13? that will
probably take a while :P
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L28[05:21:10] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Think bigger. We should be seeing 1.14 builds
by now. 1.15 by next week.
L29[05:22:23] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> or modded snapshots lol ?
L30[05:22:54] <gigaherz> well.....
L31[05:23:02] <gigaherz> there's a chance
RBs for 1.13 never get to happen
L32[05:23:04] <gigaherz> I mean
L33[05:23:08] <gigaherz> 1.13 RB will not
happen
L34[05:23:11] <gigaherz> but 1.13.x
L35[05:23:31] <gigaherz> (1.13.1 will be
released way sooner than forge 1.13 will be stable.... maybe even
1.14)
L36[05:23:39] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> isnt mc dev team working on 1.14?
L37[05:23:51] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> I'm actually surprised there's not been a
1.13.1 yet. Release must have gone fairly smooth.
L38[05:23:55] <gigaherz> they are working
on bugfixes for 1.13
L39[05:24:07] <gigaherz> there have been 3
snapshots for 1.13.1 so far
L40[05:24:13] <gigaherz> with a release
next week or the other
L41[05:24:18] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Ah, missed that.
L42[05:24:30] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Normally they crank them out after the main
release.
L43[05:24:32] <gigaherz> so we can say with
100% certainty, that forge will never release for 1.13
L44[05:24:54] <gigaherz> unless hey release
1.13 builds after 1.13.1 is already out ;P
L45[05:25:15] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> or will with a beta then move to 1.13.x
L46[05:25:57] <gigaherz> well given that
cpw's work may take more than a month
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L48[05:26:15] <gigaherz> and forge won't
have alphas until both the modlauncher and forgegradle3 are
usable
L49[05:26:27] <gigaherz> at least from what
they have been saying
L50[05:27:00] <gigaherz> I would say it's
quite likely that they switch to 1.13.x before alphas
L51[05:27:06] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Mod launcher will take max of a week after
fg3 releases
L52[05:27:18] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> As its mostly ready
L53[05:27:51] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> why not use FG2 then swap to FG3 when ready?
L54[05:27:52] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> From fg dev channel on mmd
L55[05:28:22] <gigaherz> because fg2
sucks
L56[05:28:24] <gigaherz> :P
L57[05:28:37] <gigaherz> and since there's
a lot of work to do in forge
L58[05:28:42] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Possible. But no idea why they do this way of
waiting
L59[05:28:57] <gigaherz> forge has been
"dragging" a lot of old things for a long time
L60[05:29:01] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> I suppose this is the time for breaking all the
things.
L61[05:29:10] <gigaherz> because they can
only remove those old things during version updates
L62[05:29:10] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Might as well rip off that bandaid.
L63[05:29:16] <gigaherz> and "removing
old things" takes time
L64[05:29:23] <gigaherz> specially because
some of those old things need replacements
L65[05:29:39] <gigaherz> so since 1.13 was
known to be a technical update
L66[05:29:44] <gigaherz> they scheduled
this cleanup for 1.13
L67[05:29:52] <gigaherz> yes this means we
have to wait
L68[05:29:57] <gigaherz> maybe more than a
year
L69[05:30:00] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> 1.13 no meta data now ?
L70[05:30:08] <gigaherz> before 1.13 forge
is usabled by players
L71[05:30:10] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> I'm excited but also worried for the
cleanup.
L72[05:30:12] <gigaherz> usable*
L73[05:30:20] <gigaherz> but the result
will be GOOD
L74[05:30:27] <gigaherz> modders will
cry
L75[05:30:32] <gigaherz> modders will throw
tantrums
L76[05:30:33] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Also giga discord
L77[05:30:42] <gigaherz> ?
L78[05:30:50] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Manmaed meta was a horrible hack
L79[05:30:58] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> what about discord?
L80[05:31:14] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> I said you could use that
L81[05:31:15] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> oh you mean editing text
L82[05:31:24] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> is LL 1.13 yet
L83[05:31:27] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> yeha but I prefer to use IRC to speak in the irc
bridge :P
L84[05:31:35] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> LL?
L85[05:31:38] <gigaherz> liteLoader
L86[05:31:43] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> yes
L87[05:31:50] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Don't think so
L88[05:32:01] <gigaherz> dunno about LL but
there's a new loader
L89[05:32:05] <gigaherz> that does exist in
1.13 already
L90[05:32:15] <gigaherz> but I shall not
speak its name
L91[05:32:23] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Why not?
L92[05:32:25] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> a 3rd loader?
L93[05:32:26] <gigaherz> since it appears
to be using the mcp data against its license
L94[05:32:31] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Bah
L95[05:32:32] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> ?
L96[05:32:38] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> And ppl have mixed opinion on it
L97[05:32:39] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻
L98[05:32:54] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Also hosting some other things too
L99[05:32:56] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> I saw the post on the FTB sub. Didn't see any
licensing drama about it.
L100[05:33:00] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> they claim they didn't copy from mcp
L101[05:33:07] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> lex disagrees
L102[05:33:12] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> ?
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L104[05:33:26] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Is MCP only licensed for use with Forge?
L105[05:33:36] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> no
L106[05:33:48] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> but it's licensed so that you can't copy it and
distribute copies elsewhere
L107[05:33:53] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> or something like that
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L110[05:36:02] <ForgeDiscord>
<gigaherz> either way, this is the forge community, so
talking about alternative loaders is a bit meh, license violations
or not
L111[05:36:38] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> I couldn't be arsed to learn a new system
anyway.
L112[05:37:05] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Didn't seem like that ideal of a system without
any hooks, too.
L113[05:38:14] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> theres no way it world be able to compete with
forge
L114[05:38:47] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> I bet people said Forge had no chance against
Risugami's Modloader. :)
L115[05:39:00] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Bukkit/hmod, etc
L116[05:40:20] <ForgeDiscord>
<manmaed> wasnt forge made so it can easly be disarbuted for
modpacks as Risu didnt like anyone disarbuting his mod?
L117[05:41:05] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Got me. I know it bridge compatibility before
focusing on its own (superior) API though.
L118[05:46:26] <ForgeDiscord>
<Chocohead> Modloader let you use it unless you asked
L119[05:46:33] <ForgeDiscord>
<Chocohead> In which case you couldn't use it
L120[05:47:04] <ForgeDiscord>
<SquareWheel> Solid license.
L121[05:47:29] <ForgeDiscord>
<Chocohead> What people got for not reading the FAQ
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L137[08:53:10] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
LOL @StrikerRocker
L138[08:53:25] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> ?
L139[08:53:44] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
Mod launcher will take max of a week after fg3 releases
L140[08:54:00] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
depends. it doesn't look good for timing right now
L141[08:54:02] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Also is it a co incidence that you ping me
the exact moment i open discord
L142[08:54:15] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
because my vacation to do this just started and FG3 is nowhere in
sight.
L143[08:54:19] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Well lex or ama quoted it in the fg dev
channel
L144[08:54:38] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
so if it takes another month to do FG, then i'll be back to work
and evening/weekend only. that'll add quite a bit of time.
L145[08:55:04] <ForgeDiscord>
<Abastro> Oh that's pretty bad
L146[08:57:41] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> I think ama will finishes this week or next
alteast the forge dev part of fg
L147[08:57:46] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
heh
L148[08:57:52] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
guess when my vacation finishes?
L149[08:58:05] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> When?
L150[08:58:15] <ForgeDiscord> <cpw>
end of next week
L151[08:58:16] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> Tomorrow
L152[08:58:29] <ForgeDiscord>
<StrikerRocker> :GWfroggySadCat:
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L161[09:57:16] <KJ4IPS> Wow, trying to
open level.dat from a server running 2705 just ran up 8G of memory,
and killed NBTExplorer.
L162[10:00:34] <KJ4IPS> Is it normal for
level.dat.forge.DimensionData.DimensionArray to have 22M entries?
That seems a bit crazy. Ran into it while using JFR to troubleshoot
rare tick lag, and it seems to be heating up on a bunch of calls to
java.util.BitSet.get
L163[10:02:15] <ForgeDiscord>
<JamiesWhiteShirt> Sounds like someone has been making a few
too many dimensions
L164[10:02:57] <KJ4IPS> There are only two
on the box active, five total. Looks like I need to find the
contents of dimentionmap, and see who has allocated a
fsckton.
L165[10:03:16] <gigaherz> no it's not
normal for the dimension array to have 22 million entries
L166[10:03:21] <ForgeDiscord>
<JamiesWhiteShirt> The bitset stuff could perhaps be block
IDs
L167[10:03:38] <KJ4IPS> When I saw that
for to Integer.SIZE, I started to enter WTF mode.
L168[10:04:32] <KJ4IPS> I'm gonna take a
heap dump, and see if I can fish out dimentionMap and see what is
going on there.
L169[10:06:15] <ForgeDiscord>
<JamiesWhiteShirt> Maybe a player is exploiting a bug in a
mod, that would be fun
L170[10:06:40] <KJ4IPS> JFR points as it
being called by
net.minecraftforge.common.DimensionManager.saveDimensionDataMap()
L171[10:06:59] <Wastl2> Can't you just
unzip the dat file and open it in some hex editor?
L172[10:07:29] <Wastl2>
s/unzip/gunzip/
L173[10:07:50] <KJ4IPS> I could, but since
I can see the quantinty, and now I know it was not just a strange
design decision, it is probably easier to see the source array
first, as it may have clues as to what mod is at fault.
L174[10:08:21] <KJ4IPS> The only mods on
this server that add dims are AE and TF, and AFAIK, they only each
add one dim.
L175[10:08:40] <gigaherz> is there some
mod that adds ranodm dimensions?
L176[10:08:50] <gigaherz> like rftools
dimensions, or mystcraft?
L177[10:09:01] <KJ4IPS> Nope, fairly short
modlist.
L179[10:11:26] <ForgeDiscord>
<JamiesWhiteShirt> Are you using sponge?
L180[10:12:32] <KJ4IPS> No
L181[10:13:06] <KJ4IPS> Forge 2705, sha of
installer is
34eebe2a67d58676beb627d2ecda7a316e6215d477e0e00702ddccb6a6487c70
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L184[10:23:52] <KJ4IPS> I had something
similar happen with I went to the twilight forrest.
L185[10:23:57] <KJ4IPS> Wrong
window.
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L188[10:36:51] <KJ4IPS> So, there are only
5 instances of n.m.common.DmensionManager$Dimension. So something
bad is going on there. Once retained sizes finish computing,
dimentionMap should be easy to find.
L189[10:38:42] <ForgeDiscord>
<quadraxis> what are the dimension ids
L190[10:41:01] <KJ4IPS> 0,1,-1,2,7
L191[10:41:34] <KJ4IPS> Last message was
unclear, something bad is going on to dimentionMap.
L192[10:45:01] <KJ4IPS> Almost every value
in dimensionmap is zero, except the first, and the last
L193[10:46:04] <KJ4IPS> [1178915] is
17179869184, and [0] is 135
L194[10:48:43] <KJ4IPS> so that would be
1<<66
L195[10:49:24] <KJ4IPS> Could that be the
nether, with a signage issue?
L196[10:49:59] <KJ4IPS> Git blame says the
code in question is over 6 years old, but It does not seem to have
any handling for negative dimensions.
L197[10:50:17] <KJ4IPS> But if that were
the case, everyone would have this issue.
L198[10:50:28] <KJ4IPS> Let me spin up an
empty forge, and go to the nether.
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L202[10:57:34] <KJ4IPS> So, empty forge
produces length 1 with [0]=0x03, no mention of the nether.
L203[10:57:59] <KJ4IPS> in nbt, time to
dump that for comparison
L204[10:58:25] <TechnicianLP> !gf 72995
1.7.10
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L207[11:11:54] <KJ4IPS> So, that server
was running on Oracle JRE, but the server was running on zulu in
the past. Gonna try that with zulu, and see if we have a difference
in bootstrap classes.
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L209[11:14:35] <KJ4IPS> That would have
been too easy.
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L213[11:21:44] <xcube> I am looking at the
new 1.13 chunk save format and am trying to update some tools of
mine. Does anyone know how the new heightmaps are stored? I see
arrays of 36 long's
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L215[11:23:57] <KJ4IPS> My local saves
don't exhibit that, so I think I am going to snapshot the disk, and
manually edit that value to be correct.
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L219[11:31:23] <ghz|afk> xcube: there
seems to be more than one kind of heightmap in 1.13
L220[11:31:55] <ghz|afk> the Heightmap
class contains a bit array
L221[11:32:20] <xcube> ghz|afk, I can see
that, and it scares me (a tool that reads a chunk will not have a
problem, but mutating a chunk will be a pain)
L222[11:32:42] <xcube> I dont have the new
source code right now
L223[11:33:09] <ghz|afk> hmmm
BitArray...
L224[11:33:13] <ghz|afk> I do, looking at
it
L225[11:33:25] <ghz|afk> okay the BitArray
internally uses a long[]
L226[11:33:36] <ghz|afk> so that matches
your thing
L227[11:33:45] <ghz|afk> and it has
"bits per entry"
L228[11:34:08] <ghz|afk> in whatever
mappings this decompile uses, I see "public BitArray(int
bitsPerEntryIn, int arraySizeIn)"
L229[11:34:09] <ghz|afk> so
L230[11:34:17] <ghz|afk> private final
BitArray field_202275_a = new BitArray(9, 256);
L231[11:34:23] <ghz|afk> this number
doesn't seem to change
L232[11:34:32] <ghz|afk> 9 bits per entry,
256 entries per heightmap
L233[11:34:34] <ghz|afk> (16*16)
L234[11:34:43] <ghz|afk> !!calc 9 * 256 /
64
L235[11:34:43] <ghz|afk> ghz|afk:
Result(s): 36
L236[11:34:48] <ghz|afk> exactly 36
longs
L237[11:35:08] <xcube> Can you point me to
a 1.13 MCP or something? (it has been a while sense I messed with
the source without Forge)
L238[11:35:24] <ghz|afk> sorry I don't
decompile myself
L239[11:35:39] <ghz|afk> I was given
access to someone else's decompiler results
L240[11:36:10] <ForgeDiscord>
<quadraxis> BitArray exists in 1.12
L241[11:36:25] <ghz|afk> ah yes it does,
that explains why it's so nicely named :P
L242[11:36:44] <ghz|afk> anyhow in 1.13
it's used for the heightmap storage
L243[11:36:45] <ForgeDiscord>
<quadraxis> it's used for the blockstate palettes
L244[11:36:46] <ghz|afk> at 9 bits per
entry
L245[11:37:06] <ghz|afk> and being final,
those numbers can't change
L246[11:37:29] <ghz|afk> (both the array
AND bitsPerEntry are final, that is)
L247[11:38:02] <ghz|afk> so that seems
safe to writo your tools, xcube :P
L248[11:38:33] <xcube> Thanks
L249[11:39:08] *
xcube continues looking for 1.13 MCP/mappings
L250[11:39:20] <ghz|afk> there are sortof
mappings
L251[11:39:30] <ghz|afk> I just don't know
how to use them
L254[11:40:15] <ghz|afk> the configs for
1.13 supposedly can be used to decompile 1.13
L255[11:40:23] <ghz|afk> how that works --
no idea
L256[11:40:57] <KJ4IPS> So, for closure: I
manually pruned the NBT DimensionArray, setting it to a bitmask
that represented the correct reservations. I was not able to
reproduce the issue in singleplayer, or on either oracle or zulu
jvms. I have no idea what happens if you call BitSet with a
negative value, and if the JVMs vary. There was also one accidental
invocation of the server on Cent's provided openJDK, so I will try
to reproduce that later.
L257[11:42:23] <ghz|afk> >_<
L258[11:44:38] <ForgeDiscord>
<nessie❦> best way to learn how to use MCPConfig is to look
at the build.gradle file tbh
L259[11:44:43] <ForgeDiscord>
<nessie❦> or search in here lol
L260[11:45:00] <ForgeDiscord>
<nessie❦> ("in here" meaning this server)
L261[11:46:42] <ghz|afk> that is, the
discord end of the bridge
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L263[11:46:53] <ghz|afk> because IRC has
no search feature :P
L264[11:46:59] <ForgeDiscord>
<nessie❦> oh, yes. i forgot where i was.
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L267[11:48:42] <ForgeDiscord>
<nessie❦> sure
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L286[12:56:24] <xcube> I did ./gradlew
1.13:build in MCPConfig and got some stuff in build/versions/1.13
but idk how compatible with MCP it is.
L287[12:57:22] <xcube> I feel like I am
missing something
L288[12:59:52] <gigaherz> uhm, those are
configs done by Lex... who pretty much singlehandedly maintains MCP
these days so......
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L296[14:44:01] <kashike> xcube: not
compatible with the MCP python toolkit, if that's what you're
referring to
L297[14:44:14] <kashike> 1.13 uses tsrg
(tiny srg) instead of the srg format
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L306[15:20:35] <ptolemaus> can someone
explain the parameters for Gui.drawTexturedModalRect (the one with
TextureAtlasSprite) please? or tell me where I can find some
explanation please?
L307[15:21:11] <gigaherz> they seem quite
clear to me? public void drawTexturedModalRect(int xCoord, int
yCoord, TextureAtlasSprite textureSprite, int widthIn, int
heightIn)
L308[15:21:45] <ptolemaus> i only get this
int p_drawTexturedModalRect_1_, int p_drawTexturedModalRect_2_,
TextureAtlasSprite p_drawTexturedModalRect_3_, int
p_drawTexturedModalRect_4_, int p_drawTexturedModalRect_5_
L309[15:21:52] <gigaherz> then you are
using old mappings
L310[15:22:29] <ptolemaus> hm yeah they
are some months old snapshot_20180104
L311[15:22:52] <gigaherz> you cna update
to the latest, but not the some major things have been
renamed
L312[15:22:55] <gigaherz> note*
L313[15:23:09] <gigaherz> so maybe try
something from like, 2 weeks ago
L314[15:23:36] <ptolemaus> do you know if
drawTexturedModalRect(int, int, TextureAtlasSprite, int, int) also
expects a 256x256px sprite?
L315[15:23:49] <gigaherz> doesn't
care
L316[15:23:51] <ptolemaus> yeah i'll do
thanks
L317[15:23:52] <gigaherz> it draws the
entire sprite
L318[15:23:53] <Corosus> it uses whatever
texture is bound
L319[15:23:58] <gigaherz> that is
L320[15:24:04] <gigaherz> the entire area
specified by the TAS
L321[15:24:08] <gigaherz> of the currently
bound texture
L322[15:24:46] <Corosus> err yeah
that
L323[15:24:46] <gigaherz> since it's a TAS
it would be expected that you stitched it into the atlas
L324[15:24:50] <gigaherz> so you'd have to
bind the atlas first
L325[15:24:55] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> im an another discord server were "TAS"
means something else so "TAS" is completly ruined for me
:P
L326[15:25:03] <ptolemaus> oh of the
bound, I'm trying to add an unrelated sprite to it
L327[15:25:07] <gigaherz> Tool-Assisted
Speedrun? :P
L328[15:25:12] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> yep
L329[15:25:24] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> we have fun things planned for AGDQ
L330[15:25:25] <ptolemaus> can I add it
with this event.getMap().registerSprite(res); in
TextureStitchEvent.Pre?
L331[15:25:28] <gigaherz> nice
L332[15:25:44] <gigaherz> wait you were
the one doing the illuminated keys thing, right?
L333[15:25:44] <gigaherz> XD
L334[15:26:04] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> yep
L335[15:26:06] <gigaherz> did that end up
happening? :P
L336[15:26:40] <gigaherz> reminds me, I
ordered a couple USB dev boards off ebay
L337[15:26:44] <gigaherz> should be
arriving on monday
L338[15:27:22] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> we got it working for Celeste at the last minute
by rewrite the firmware on our replay device
L339[15:27:43] <gigaherz> I plan on using
one to make myself a programmable multimedia control panel
L340[15:28:12] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> I have a keyboard replay device in the works I
just need to get the LEDs and the USB devbords
L341[15:28:14] <gigaherz> that is, using
the rotary encoder and microswitches from a mouse, to have volume
control, mute, play/pause, ...
L342[15:28:46] <gigaherz> I hope that the
toolchain I had for the older dev board works with this one, since
it's the same chip
L343[15:28:48] <ForgeDiscord>
</dev/illy> or I just use an arduino we dont need the inane
speeds we have for the SNES
L344[15:30:45] <gigaherz> so, complete
change of topic -- I bought a mosquito repellent spray bottle
earlier
L345[15:30:49] <gigaherz> I can confirm it
"works"
L346[15:30:58] <gigaherz> I got bit in the
ear, where I hadn't put any
L347[15:31:03] <gigaherz> instead of the
feet as usual
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L349[16:15:04] <xaero> try one of those
electric fly swatters - much more fun when the hunter becomes the
hunted
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L351[16:19:02] <xaero> the satisfying zap,
the glint in your eyes as you lust for your own blood back...
L352[16:23:07] <gigaherz> pfff
L353[16:23:12] <gigaherz> electric
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L355[16:23:23] <gigaherz> try using a
random shirt as a whip
L356[16:23:32] <gigaherz> seeing them
spiral down toward the ground
L357[16:24:05] <gigaherz> and then the
satisfaction of seeing the blood splat caused by your foot
squishing it
L358[16:24:42] <gigaherz> although I
havne't HEARD any mosquito this year
L359[16:25:07] <gigaherz> they either bite
me only while the noise of the fan is on, or they have learned to
wait until I'm asleep
L360[16:29:50] <ForgeDiscord>
<Asherslab [MineColonies]> if i were to want to attempt to
load (one at a time) every chunk in a 1000x1000 area, would that be
feasible? (for a debug thing)
L361[16:30:09] <xaero> I admit a whip
takes skills, but I don't have the patience for that :P
L362[16:31:10] <gigaherz> Asher: load as
in, forge generation, or actually have them loaded in memory?
L363[16:31:19] <gigaherz> force*
L364[16:33:36] <TechnicianLP> one at a
time probably means pregen the world
L365[16:35:34] <gigaherz> yeah that's why
I asked
L366[16:35:42] <gigaherz> if he means
pregen -- doesn't forge have a command for it?
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L368[16:50:41] <ForgeDiscord>
<Asherslab [MineColonies]> not pregen, just load it
L369[16:50:56] <ForgeDiscord>
<Asherslab [MineColonies]>
ChunkProviderServer#loadChunk()
L370[17:03:40] <TechnicianLP> !gm
152447
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L376[17:42:51] <TechnicianLP> !gp
p_186858_1_
L377[17:43:37] <TechnicianLP> !sp
p_186858_1_ i
L378[17:44:25] <TechnicianLP> guess i dont
make it consistent with the other methods
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