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Log for #openttd on 16th December 2009:
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00:07:03  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: rubidium * r18513 /trunk/src/newgrf_industrytiles.cpp: -Fix [FS#3379]: sometimes NewGRFs throw invalid data at OpenTTD and that triggered a check... that if a has to be between b and c (inclusive) then c must be bigger than or equal to b (and definitely not smaller)
00:07:57  <Eddi|zuHause> what?!
00:09:09  <glx> if (b <= a <= c) then (a <= c) and not (c < a)
00:09:10  <Rubidium> some industry NewGRF told a building had 0 'construction' stages
00:10:00  <fjb> Green industries! They never get constructed.
00:10:02  <glx> hmm replace a with b after then :)
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03:20:21  <Belugas> pom pom pom tweeeeet!
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03:22:45  <Belugas> some people are really making me want to bite their heads off
03:23:09  <Belugas> oh... ys... most of the time, they are already headless
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04:11:27  <murr4y> ba-dam pish :D
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05:25:49  <tokai> Belugas: Better don't; usually they grow back two heads then. :)
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08:05:06  <peter1138> oh yeah, dbsetxl is broken these days
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08:57:31  <planetmaker> oh?
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09:00:38  * planetmaker must have missed the broken parts so far
09:00:51  * roboboy wonders if he will be able to mod OpenTTD in 21 days
09:01:42  * planetmaker can mod OpenTTD in the time it needs to open an editor
09:01:53  <planetmaker> and load one of the source files and save it.
09:01:57  <peter1138> planetmaker, many consists have way too much power
09:02:16  <peter1138> anything with powered wagons is broken
09:02:51  <planetmaker> hm...
09:03:36  <peter1138> ttdpatch had a bug which it relied on
09:03:41  * roboboy got one of those learn C++ in 21 days books
09:03:58  <peter1138> http://svn.ttdpatch.net/trac/changeset/1553 :)
09:04:10  <peter1138> so it's been broken in ttdpatch for over two years too
09:04:43  <planetmaker> haha :-)
09:07:30  <peter1138> maybe he doesn't know...
09:08:08  <planetmaker> he doesn't do mistakes :-P
09:08:34  <peter1138> not a mistake, just fixed well after dbsetxl was released
09:09:26  <planetmaker> given the age of DBXL it's easy to happen...
09:10:27  <planetmaker> can you give an example which is wrong? ICE doesn't look wrong to me...
09:11:27  <peter1138> which ice?
09:12:03  <planetmaker> ICE3
09:12:24  <peter1138> you are probably used to it ;)
09:12:30  <planetmaker> or was there a change in OpenTTD > 18461?
09:12:44  <peter1138> no
09:13:06  <planetmaker> hm... sure that those values are wrong? 20MW doesn't sound excessive
09:13:41  <planetmaker> (19040 horse powers)
09:14:34  <peter1138> check the readme :)
09:14:45  <peter1138> ice-3 should have 10880 HP
09:15:52  <planetmaker> ah... yes
09:16:10  <peter1138> same problem with the early EMUs
09:16:35  <peter1138> ET-87 has 1359HP instead of 680HP
09:16:42  <planetmaker> yup
09:17:13  <planetmaker> too much power seldom shows ;-) Too little would have been noticed way earlier ;-)
09:17:25  <peter1138> so indeed, maybe he doesn't know
09:17:32  <peter1138> it does make the set easier though
09:17:38  <planetmaker> indeed
09:17:54  <peter1138> the early EMUs ahve more power than the expensive electrics
09:18:00  <peter1138> so it's unbalanced
09:18:43  <peter1138> when i mentioned the inconsistency with patchman i assumed he'd change the wiki
09:18:52  <peter1138> but he fixed 'patch instead :)
09:20:30  <planetmaker> he... that's definitely a way to change the documentation
09:20:39  <planetmaker> s/change/fix/
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09:31:30  <peter1138> bah, landscape generators suck :(
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09:34:43  <peter1138> scenarios suck too
09:34:53  <peter1138> people have strange ideas about how rivers and mountains are formed
09:36:32  <planetmaker> the biggest draw-back of scenarios is IMO that it's not nicely possible to change vehicle, industry and town newgrfs
09:37:02  <planetmaker> e.g. a scenario designed two years ago, certainly would look nice with the updated and new newgrfs...
09:37:54  <planetmaker> a nice idea would be to have town sizes and industry locations defined, but not yet started as a new game - which is only done, if really loaded as playing game
09:38:15  <planetmaker> but then it breaks existing scenarios for sure...
09:38:23  <planetmaker> and is *a lot* of work to implement
09:43:06  <Xaroth> <@peter1138> people have strange ideas << fixed.
09:43:40  <Xaroth> planetmaker: why not just create a different format for that then :)
09:48:52  <peter1138> well
09:49:02  <planetmaker> Xaroth, that would make sense, somewhat, yes.
09:49:06  <peter1138> there used to be a distinction between playing and loading a scenario
09:49:13  <planetmaker> But then... the current scenarios could just be called savegames
09:49:18  <peter1138> one would start with the scenario's settings
09:49:24  <peter1138> the other would start with the player's settings
09:49:34  <peter1138> but that got removed
09:51:02  <planetmaker> well... it's still a savegame which starts with its parameters saved within it.
09:52:21  <peter1138> it is now
09:52:25  <peter1138> it wasn't before
09:52:40  <peter1138> that was before newgrfs were saved though
09:54:15  <planetmaker> oh. he :-) Better save newgrfs then
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09:55:59  <bartavelle> yo
09:56:17  <peter1138> in theory scenarios without towns and industries can use the player's set up easily
09:56:27  <peter1138> iirc you can't play them currently
09:56:42  <Yexo> you can't load a scenario without a town
09:57:38  <peter1138> it wouldn't be much of a scenario without industries and towns, mind you
10:06:56  <planetmaker> yes, it wouldn't be.
10:07:18  <planetmaker> My idea would rather be to have some sort of place holders or indicators - which would get filled when loading it as a real game
10:07:55  <planetmaker> it would thus increase the half-life time of useful scenarios :-)
10:08:30  <Yexo> for towns I can see that working,for industries it's more diffcult
10:08:38  <planetmaker> and especially make use of newgrfs more fruitful... scenarios with newgrfs are OLD very fast.
10:08:53  <Yexo> after all industry placement in a sceneario can depend heavily on the type of industries
10:09:10  <planetmaker> Yes, industries are a bit problematic, I know...
10:11:00  <planetmaker> it's not something well thought-out yet :-)
10:11:36  <planetmaker> The rough idea I had so far is to either allow industries in some places or not. Or another option could be to allow certain cargo types as input or output in certain regions
10:11:49  * peter1138 goes back to pondering tunnels
10:11:51  <planetmaker> regions as in the way you define desert / jungle in tropical
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11:35:19  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: rubidium * r18514 /trunk/src/ (4 files): -Codechange: make it a bit clearer that for tile layouts num_sprites (as in number of sprite sets) is not the same as num_sprites (as in number of building sprites)
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11:50:27  <peter1138> brrr, cold :(
11:50:35  <Noldo> how cold?
11:50:46  <peter1138> jacket on indoors cold
11:51:17  <Noldo> -18,5 outside
11:51:19  <Noldo> C
11:53:25  <welshdragon> !seen petert
11:53:34  <welshdragon> damn
11:53:39  <welshdragon> I was enjoying his server
11:54:09  <Noldo> maybe forum pm would reach him
11:54:18  <peter1138> maybe my fist will reach him
11:54:32  <welshdragon> meh
11:54:49  <welshdragon> peter1138: didn't you have a server?
11:57:07  <welshdragon> damn
11:57:27  <welshdragon> nobody else is running a 0.7.5-rc1 game :(
11:57:33  <peter1138> i have done in the past
11:57:44  <peter1138> i tend to run nightlies though
11:57:50  <welshdragon> heh
11:57:55  <peter1138> or just 'current revision' hehe
11:58:42  <welshdragon> ;)
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12:00:39  <welshdragon> right then
12:00:52  <welshdragon> time to install openttd on this server I have access to :P
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12:28:40  * welshdragon hides the blatant translation bug in openttd :(
12:28:48  <welshdragon> (in Welsh)
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12:31:40  <Yexo> welshdragon: please sign up at translator.openttd.org and correct any errors you find
12:31:40  <peter1138> that's YOUR fault that is
12:31:47  <Yexo> that's the only way to improve the translation
12:32:04  <welshdragon> Yexo: i'll correct it now
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12:47:09  <Narcissus> Hey - are there any rpm's for OpenTTD? If not, want me to roll some up for you want host them?
12:47:26  <Narcissus> s/want\ host/and\ host/
12:50:15  <thingwath> http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/packageinfo?packageID=8531
12:50:17  <thingwath> for example. :)
12:51:02  <planetmaker> Narcissus, there are. All SuSE editions have their rpms
12:51:08  <planetmaker> at least as of... a week ago ;-)
12:51:13  <planetmaker> possibly
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12:51:29  <Narcissus> ah indeed
12:51:32  <planetmaker> but then... just download, unzip and enjoy
12:51:34  * Narcissus adds more repos
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12:56:23  <Ammler> Narcissus: I just fiddling around with it a bit (http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/openttdcoop/)
12:56:50  <Ammler> also the official distro repos have openttd packages.
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12:57:48  <Ammler> Narcissus: which distro do you have in mind?
12:58:37  <Narcissus> Ammler: CentOS && Fedora
12:58:48  <Ammler> https://secure.openttd.org/bugs/task/3375 <-- also related
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13:04:13  <Ammler> Narcissus: if you think the spec need improvement to work "better" with CentOS and Fedora, suggestions are very much welcome.
13:06:34  <Narcissus> Ammler: tbf I didn't know there was any rpms as I didn't really search for them, just did yum search through rpmforge, but thanks for the rpms anyway
13:11:30  <Ammler> fedora has them also on his official repo
13:11:50  <Ammler> Narcissus: what wm do you run?
13:12:02  <Ammler> (KDE, Gnome, something else?
13:12:50  <Narcissus> Ammler: Xfce
13:17:41  <Ammler> there is is fine, I have a KDE glitch here, where I have no Idea how to fix.
13:18:03  <peter1138> is xfce consistent yet? heh
13:18:46  <Narcissus> Xfce is lovely :3
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13:41:07  <dihedral> peter1138, what kind of answer do you expect from someone who uses xfce?
13:41:25  <Lakie> What is xfce?
13:43:35  <welshdragon> that's a good question Lakie
13:43:48  <welshdragon> (damn, i had to hit tab 3 times :( )
13:43:49  <Ammler> I use it on my very old desktop where KDE doesn't run
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13:45:23  <planetmaker> anyone knows which are the mapgen sprite numbers?
13:45:40  <Ammler> Lakie: xfce4 is Windows Manager like KDE or Gnome
13:45:59  <Lakie> Fair enough.
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13:49:36  <peter1138> RISC OS forever!
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14:23:16  <Belugas> 'lo
14:23:45  <planetmaker> hal'
14:25:32  <dihedral> .'.'.'
14:38:39  <fjb> '9000
14:39:56  <TrueBrain> error: syntax failure
14:44:38  <mirQus> Hello
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14:49:58  <Fish-Face> I'm trying to create an external plotter to find the optimum distance for stations and suchlike - so I need to implement the formula for how much income you get for a delivery
14:50:43  <Fish-Face> But there's some weirdness with the formula on the wiki and that in the code
14:52:15  <planetmaker> it depends on the speed of delivery...
14:52:42  <planetmaker> which depends upon the actual track length, not the separation of the stations.
14:53:10  <Fish-Face> I'm plotting it abstractly, as in the wiki, but my graphs don't match those on the wiki
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14:53:42  <Fish-Face> for income against speed, the initial plateau is much longer in my plot :/
14:58:04  <Fish-Face> so my interpretations of the wiki formula and the code formula agree... almost. But neither agree with the graphs on the wiki
14:58:14  <Fish-Face> hmm, perhaps my speed conversion is wrong
14:58:30  <Madis> !seen skidd13
14:58:33  <Madis> @seen skidd13
14:58:33  <DorpsGek> Madis: skidd13 was last seen in #openttd 1 year, 25 weeks, 0 days, 15 hours, 50 minutes, and 14 seconds ago: <skidd13> night folks
15:01:59  <planetmaker> Fish-Face, well... the code is always right :-)
15:02:08  <planetmaker> the speed is (within the code) in miles per hour
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15:02:17  <planetmaker> afaik.
15:02:25  <planetmaker> But I might be wrong and it changed
15:02:26  <Loffe> Whoa, lots of people.
15:02:53  <planetmaker> usually such things are commented in the appropriate pieces of the source ;-)
15:03:44  <Fish-Face> planetmaker, hmm... I don't need to know about speed in the code I don't think
15:04:02  <Fish-Face> only distance (in tiles) and time (in days, but / 2.5)
15:04:18  <TrueBrain> Loffe: if you like, we can leave?
15:04:38  <planetmaker> Fish-Face, true :-) For delivery the transit time only matters
15:05:37  <Loffe> TrueBrain nah, i'll cope :)
15:05:43  <Fish-Face> I think I have it working sensibly now... maybe
15:06:05  <planetmaker> there are two kinda times which define the prices. With different influence on the income. Those times are cargo specific
15:06:19  <dihedral> planetmaker, track length is not the only thing that matters :-P
15:06:21  <Fish-Face> ah, I've worked out the problem
15:06:28  <Fish-Face> I was dividing by 2.5 instead of multiplying by it
15:06:30  <Loffe> Any idea if there's a patch for having the Valuables chain in the Sub-Arctic tileset?
15:07:02  <planetmaker> Loffe, it's relatively easy to do that via newgrf. But I know of no such one
15:07:20  <Loffe> planetmaker ok
15:07:53  <Loffe> I've been playing around with the US scenario with NARS &c, but I'd like to get an urban-to-urban industrial thing going on
15:09:18  <Loffe> I suppose I could just switch the tileset - but that would be too easy :P
15:09:29  <planetmaker> well... use temperate ;-)
15:09:52  <planetmaker> or maybe one of the industry sets provides it. Or you "just" make that small newgrf yourself.
15:10:06  <planetmaker> But I fear it has a big entry barrier to actually code that
15:10:35  <planetmaker> Though... it's not impossible and once one got the hang of, it's moderately easy.
15:10:39  <Loffe> yeah, my coding experience stops at basic java and that was, what, 10 years ago :P
15:11:05  <planetmaker> Well... it's not THAT difficult. You just need to change the climate availability of those industries.
15:11:18  <planetmaker> and you'd be done. It's like 10 lines of NFO code or so.
15:11:24  <planetmaker> maybe 20, if you make it big
15:11:39  <planetmaker> doesn't mean I can do it in 5 minutes :-)
15:11:49  <Loffe> Hehe, I wasn't going to suggest that ;)
15:11:54  <Madis> it's THAT difficult :)
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15:13:05  <planetmaker> Though... Loffe you could obtain the source of the lumbermill newgrf. It does a very similar thing to the lumber mill
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15:39:35  <Luukland> And the server master arrives :)
15:39:39  <Luukland> no need to bow :p
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16:23:57  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: rubidium * r18515 /trunk/src/ (saveload/afterload.cpp train_cmd.cpp vehicle_gui.cpp):
16:23:57  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: -Change: make it visible when you're to pass the next signal on danger and possible to cancel it
16:23:57  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: -Fix [FS#2891]: when you pass a signal at danger, in a PBS controlled area,
16:23:57  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: don't try to do the 'safe' thing and stop, but continue going; the user wanted
16:23:57  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: the train to pass the signal at danger so (s)he has to suffer the consequences.
16:23:58  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: Ofcourse one can always stop the train manually.
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16:46:36  <Rubidium> yay... the relative OSX bug count has doubled since my thread about it...
16:49:20  <ashb> Rubidium: and they are more then just duplicates?
16:49:45  <Rubidium> yes
16:50:20  <planetmaker> he...
16:51:04  <planetmaker> but there were not that many new specific bugs, were there?
16:53:21  <Rubidium> nope, but then the question is whether they know they won't be fixed and don't report them because of that
16:53:38  <Rubidium> or that they fear that if there are too many bugs reported we will really stop supporting it, etc.
16:55:09  <planetmaker> well... it doesn't matter. 10.6 isn't supported anyway... so I can keep reporting bugs. And better document them than leave them undocumented
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16:55:41  <planetmaker> even if... there's no point in not reporting. It doesn't solve anything
16:57:38  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: rubidium * r18516 /trunk/src/ (ai/ai_gui.cpp lang/english.txt): -Feature [FS#3359]: moving of AIs in the AI configuration window. Based on a patch by Zuu.
16:58:28  <planetmaker> will you keep producing binaries for 10.3.9 ... 10.5 for the future releases, though?
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16:59:55  <Terkhen> hello
17:00:07  <planetmaker> hello Terkhen
17:00:31  <ashb> W 39
17:01:08  <Belugas> Z77
17:01:20  <Belugas> Q 23
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17:01:30  <Belugas> W3
17:01:35  <Rubidium> planetmaker: probably not; it's full of bugs nobody is really bothered about fixing. Better axe something broken (PBS anyone?) than having to support users not reading that their version is not supported
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17:02:04  <Rubidium> it'd even make the nightlies available 10-15 minutes earlier
17:02:15  <planetmaker> hm... that'd be unfortunate :-(
17:02:47  <planetmaker> I mean... it works usually and there's no critical bug. And you wouldn't even need to change anything...
17:03:13  <planetmaker> say: as it's now it's not really much work for you, or is it?
17:03:35  <Rubidium> well, the game flickering magenta isn't some quite annoying bug?
17:03:45  <planetmaker> I cannot reproduce it.
17:03:55  <Rubidium> it's even more annoying than some trains crashing when you mess with you PBS signaled junction
17:04:00  <Rubidium> and PBS got axed
17:04:55  <fonsinchen> What is "to axe"?
17:05:26  <planetmaker> cut out
17:05:32  <planetmaker> use an axe on it
17:05:33  <Rubidium> "to chop, split, or sever with an ax"
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17:06:08  <fonsinchen> Huh? You removed PBS from the game?
17:06:13  <Rubidium> yes
17:06:22  <Rubidium> well, not me... but it was removed
17:07:03  <Rubidium> @openttd commit 3472
17:07:03  <DorpsGek> Rubidium: Commit by Darkvater :: r3472 /trunk (52 files in 5 dirs) (2006-01-29 18:57:26 UTC)
17:07:04  <DorpsGek> Rubidium: - [PBS] Remove from trunk. Anyone interested can still find it in branch/pbs. This reverts revisions r3158, r3140, r3075, r2977, r2674, r2625, r2621, r2529, r2528, r2525, r2524, r2519, r2517, r2516, r2507, r2499. (in conjunction with Tron)
17:07:05  <DorpsGek> Rubidium: - The only change is that the nsignalsw.grf file is kept and that existing nightlies with PBS signals get those signals converted to combo-signals.
17:08:23  <fonsinchen> so that was an old implementation of PBS and has nothing to do with YAPP, right?
17:08:43  <Rubidium> yes, nevertheless it got axed
17:09:03  <planetmaker> let's test the blitters :-)
17:09:16  <frosch123> 8bpp-debug ?
17:09:42  <planetmaker> yes. That's aweful
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17:10:54  <SmatZ> it's fancy
17:11:22  <frosch123> esp. for anymated tiles
17:12:11  <planetmaker> is it supposed to look funny?
17:12:31  <planetmaker> I never tried it...
17:12:58  <frosch123> no idea, maybe it is easier usable after 5 coffee
17:13:05  <frosch123> cups of
17:13:40  <Belugas> mugs!
17:13:56  <Belugas> big fat enormous mugs !!
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17:15:45  <planetmaker> http://bugs.openttd.org/task/3194/getfile/5024/Bildschirmfoto%202009-12-16%20um%2018.10.00.png <-- like that?
17:16:21  <Belugas> nifty :D
17:16:39  <Rubidium> nice, ain't it... and it's even vaguely playable
17:16:46  <planetmaker> honestly: what is debug supposed to look like?
17:16:53  <Rubidium> that
17:16:57  <planetmaker> ok :-)
17:17:26  <Belugas> so unreal, i like it
17:18:56  <planetmaker> how does one fix bugs which one cannot reproduce? :S
17:19:13  <Rubidium> try long enough till you can reproduce it
17:19:28  <Rubidium> but... as long as the 'victim' can reproduce it it's still there
17:26:08  <peter1138> heh, the problem with the original PBS was trains crashing _without_ messing with junctions...
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18:17:43  <TrueBrain> [18:16] <planetmaker> honestly: what is debug supposed to look like? <- funny story: 8bpp-debug was the first blitter created, where the sprite/palette loader was not yet working in any sane way; still I wanted to see what was outputted, so I gave random colours to the objects. This turned out to look so cool, I just had to keep the blitter :)
18:18:09  <TrueBrain> no idea if it is ever used for any sane debugging :p
18:18:12  <planetmaker> hehe :-)
18:18:47  <planetmaker> fair enough, I have to say
18:23:01  <peter1138> he was one a long acid trip at the time, mind you
18:23:04  <peter1138> -e
18:30:55  <Belugas> strange... i don't remember those colours when i was on it :S
18:31:11  <Belugas> must not be the same type...
18:32:51  <TrueBrain> Belugas: you first need to come out of it to notice the difference :p
18:34:13  <planetmaker> lol
18:34:20  <Belugas> ho...
18:34:22  <Belugas> right...
18:34:28  <Belugas> blup blup blup
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18:36:56  <Timmaexx> Good Evening
18:37:11  <Rubidium> what would be a sane naming 'regime' for archives with openttd, opengfx, opensfx and nosound? Would be useful for 0.8 I'd say. openttd-<ver>-<target>-full, openttd-<ver>-<target>-ready-to-play (or would people then download it each time?), openttd-<ver>-<target>-starter-edition?
18:37:34  <Rubidium> or is there something better?
18:40:33  <TrueBrain> rename the current to -core, then you can name this -full ;)
18:41:27  <frosch123> offline-and-firewall-package
18:42:02  <jonty-comp> what TrueBrain said
18:42:34  <frosch123> core is stupid, then rather update
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18:43:40  <TrueBrain> 'openttd' is not 'update'
18:43:48  <TrueBrain> it is the 'core' or 'minimalistic'
18:44:07  <frosch123> stage-2 :p
18:44:16  <Rubidium> once you've installed -full, it's kinda an update
18:44:32  <TrueBrain> Rubidium: in a very strange and weird way, begging for tons of questions, sure :)
18:44:38  <TrueBrain> (I installed -full, do I now also need to install -update?)
18:45:08  <Rubidium> true, but... -core implies really minimalistic, e.g. only English
18:45:16  <TrueBrain> so name it something else ;)
18:45:18  <Ammler> or dedicated
18:45:25  <TrueBrain> I was just noting it would be good to rename the current, and use -full
18:45:41  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: translators * r18517 /trunk/src/lang/ (8 files): (log message trimmed)
18:45:41  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: -Update from WebTranslator v3.0:
18:45:41  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: croatian - 36 changes by
18:45:41  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: danish - 3 changes by beruic
18:45:41  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: dutch - 1 changes by Yexo
18:45:42  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: french - 4 changes by glx
18:45:42  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: german - 1 changes by planetmaker
18:45:49  <jonty-comp> how about something to do with not having resources
18:45:53  <jonty-comp> like -nores, only better
18:46:24  <jonty-comp> or -original and -complete or something
18:46:38  <frosch123> or just -with-media
18:46:49  <planetmaker> Rubidium: -full and alike sounds fine to me
18:46:54  <Rubidium> I'd rather avoid people downloading -complete each time because they don't want -original
18:47:03  <planetmaker> -bin -lang -graphics -sound
18:47:18  <Eddi|zuHause> so -minimal and -complete?
18:47:23  <Rubidium> planetmaker: then they're better of just downloading them theirselves
18:47:26  <TrueBrain> you can also make a -data and -light/-minimal what ever
18:47:46  <planetmaker> Rubidium: well... I thought as possible updates :-)
18:48:01  <frosch123> Rubidium: but doesn't that only depend on the website interface? e.g. wouldn't a non-editable always-checked "openttd" checkbox and a default-checked "opengfx&sfx" checkbox solve that?
18:48:04  <planetmaker> with -bin being what currently is your download
18:48:15  <TrueBrain> Rubidium: or make one package, and make a small thingy in OpenTTD which downloads the opengfx/opensfx when ever it is first started :p :p
18:48:47  <Ammler> then the suggestion from frosch -offline would suiffice
18:48:47  <Rubidium> TrueBrain: opening a network connection without asking? That's asking for trouble
18:48:55  <TrueBrain> then you ask about it ;)
18:49:05  <frosch123> TrueBrain: and the win installer already does
18:49:05  <Rubidium> how? You've can't show anything
18:49:05  <TrueBrain> "You seem not to have any GFX files. Should we download OpenGFX for you?"
18:49:21  <TrueBrain> English only ;)
18:49:28  <Rubidium> you can't draw anything because you don't have the graphics or the colour mappings
18:49:38  <TrueBrain> so pick black
18:49:40  <TrueBrain> on white
18:49:45  <Rubidium> and without colour mappings everything gets mapped to transparent
18:49:55  <TrueBrain> (you can very easy set a palette colour :p)
18:50:11  <TrueBrain> or hardcode one palette
18:50:15  <TrueBrain> that wouldn't be the problem :)
18:51:26  <Ammler> include opengfx and nosound ot the min. openttd
18:51:42  <TrueBrain> or: include opengfx/opensfx in all release binaries (not in the nightlies, that would be silly)
18:51:48  <TrueBrain> the server has plenty of bandwidth left :p
18:52:45  <frosch123> that would suggest "-minimal" again :)
18:53:48  <Rubidium> TrueBrain: the 'full' packages are 5 times bigger (20 MB)
18:54:06  <Rubidium> which gets us pretty damn close to the bandwidth limit
18:54:21  <TrueBrain> Rubidium: time to talk to LeaseWeb again, I say ;)
18:54:31  <TrueBrain> or to finally finnish the mirror system
18:54:37  <Rubidium> and one can expect that once people don't need TTD graphics more people are going to use it
18:56:35  <frosch123> "[x] i am playing ottd for the first time and also need the free graphics and sounds" <- disabled by default?
18:57:05  <TrueBrain> or enable by default, set cookie, and disable when cookie is there? :)
18:57:13  <Rubidium> frosch123: you missed section 0 of the 'what are users' manual :)
18:57:36  <Rubidium> I think I'll just leave it to the windows installer
18:57:52  <Rubidium> and maybe someone gets inspired and writes an installer for linux
18:57:56  <Ammler> skidd is no dev anymore?
18:58:13  <Rubidium> he retired
18:58:24  <TrueBrain> Ammler: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=41428
18:58:47  <TrueBrain> (glad you notice after almost a year :s)
18:59:00  <Ammler> well, Truebrain made once a similar thread ;-)
18:59:15  <frosch123> or was it truelight?
18:59:18  <Ammler> It wasn't a month ago I talked with him about the spec
18:59:54  <frosch123> yeah, he is bored during his military service :)
19:00:00  <Eddi|zuHause> that's the thing with addictions, they always lead you back ;)
19:00:45  <Ammler> I liked his feedback before I submit it to the official package maintainers...
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19:09:35  <Timmaexx> May I vote for
19:09:37  <Timmaexx> [19:51:42] <TrueBrain> or: include opengfx/opensfx in all release binaries (not in the nightlies, that would be silly)
19:09:41  <Timmaexx> ?
19:10:21  <Timmaexx> That would be the easiest thing for beginners I think...
19:12:02  <peter1138> no
19:12:07  <peter1138> i won't let you
19:16:35  <planetmaker> -full and -core as TB proposed sound also easy enough... with -core being the default download
19:16:57  <planetmaker> Maybe one could offer then an additional -media or so. E.g. opengfx/sfx
19:18:51  <Eddi|zuHause> -game, -media, -full?
19:21:00  <frosch123> -pro, -1337, -n00b ?
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19:21:51  <TrueBrain> somehow I got my linux in this state that pressing my numpad moves my mouse .....
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19:22:10  <peter1138> it's a feature
19:22:28  <peter1138> shift-alt-numlock toggles it
19:22:46  <TrueBrain> how ever did I press that :s
19:22:57  <peter1138> there must be something else that does too, because i don't think i ever pressed that combination accidentally either...
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19:25:31  <planetmaker> :-)
19:26:57  <Eddi|zuHause> i want the alt+arrows==mouse movement feature back in the game :(
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19:39:43  <Timmaexx> PeterT how do you write 1600 Threads since August???
19:40:04  <Alberth> react at every post with a post of your own
19:40:18  <peter1138> by posting shit all the time
19:40:31  <frosch123> e.g. "what is <insert first word of topic>?"
19:41:43  <Timmaexx> Hehe I ask myself, if you have RL? Not to bash you, but I am afraid thats good for your health
19:42:25  <frosch123> what is RL?
19:42:30  <SmatZ> rocket launcher
19:42:36  <frosch123> :)
19:42:36  <Timmaexx> ealLife
19:42:40  <Timmaexx> RealLife
19:43:14  <frosch123> ... worst game ever
19:43:18  <SmatZ> hehe
19:43:46  <Prof_Frink> frosch123: Once you find the cheat codes it's more fun.
19:44:03  <Timmaexx> PeterT don't call me ashole! You don't know me!
19:44:08  <Eddi|zuHause> frosch123: but it has good graphics (i am told)
19:44:25  <PeterT> I didn't call you an asshole
19:44:46  <frosch123> Prof_Frink: you know b*lugas' forum signature?
19:44:56  <Prof_Frink> ...no?
19:45:29  <frosch123> disclaimed: previous question was rhetorical
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19:58:32  <TrueBrain> [20:44] <Timmaexx> PeterT don't call me ashole! You don't know me! <- is he seeing things, or is my ignore list too powerful?
19:58:57  * Yexo didn't see it either
19:59:10  <Yexo> otherwise dorpsgek could've seen some action :p
19:59:35  <PeterT> TrueBrain: I said to him in PM, "What an asshole move, writing about me in xxx place"
20:00:15  <TrueBrain> Yexo: would it be too late now?
20:00:28  <planetmaker> yeah! Mud throwing! Where's my super socer?
20:00:35  <Yexo> never too late
20:00:46  <Yexo> but since nothing wrong was said here it wouldn't be fair
20:00:57  <PeterT> Thanks, Yexo
20:01:23  <TrueBrain> fair fair ... who needs fairness?
20:01:29  <Prof_Frink> Since when was Dorpy fair?
20:01:31  <PeterT> Wow, when Zephyris makes a suggestion, he goes all out: http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=46338
20:01:39  <TrueBrain> Lets put it to a vote
20:01:42  <TrueBrain> anyone in favour?
20:02:23  <Yexo> you should ask for votes against
20:02:32  <TrueBrain> my mistake
20:02:34  <TrueBrain> anyone against?
20:02:34  <Yexo> then assume everyone who wasn't against is in favour
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20:05:00  <TrueBrain> this is a tie breaker .. no for, no against ..
20:05:11  <Yexo> so you get to decide
20:05:15  * Prof_Frink spoils his ballot
20:05:37  <TrueBrain> I hate decisions
20:05:43  <Prof_Frink> Flip a coin.
20:05:50  * TrueBrain flips Prof_Frink
20:05:55  <Yexo> @calc random(1, 2)
20:05:55  <DorpsGek> Yexo: Error: 'random' is not a defined function.
20:05:58  * Prof_Frink lands on his head
20:06:02  <TrueBrain> @rand
20:06:05  <TrueBrain> @random
20:06:07  <TrueBrain> stupid bot
20:06:07  <Yexo> @calc rand
20:06:07  <DorpsGek> Yexo: Error: 'rand' is not a defined function.
20:06:14  <Chruker> heh who deleted the 3d rendering of the new map
20:06:40  <TrueBrain> who added it?
20:07:14  <Chruker> Zephyris, the last post in that thread
20:08:09  <Yexo> that's not created by openttd
20:08:51  <frosch123> [21:01] <Prof_Frink> Since when was Dorpy fair? <- sorry, TrueBrain, but you missed your chance
20:09:08  <TrueBrain> frosch123: I know .. I am going soft :'(
20:09:20  <TrueBrain> and I like Prof_Frink, that might have something to do with it
20:10:05  <frosch123> @seen yorick
20:10:05  <DorpsGek> frosch123: yorick was last seen in #openttd 4 weeks, 5 days, 3 hours, 59 minutes, and 38 seconds ago: <yorick> documents/openttd
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20:11:30  <Eddi|zuHause> since when did that stop you? :p
20:12:45  <peter1138> @seen bjarni
20:12:45  <DorpsGek> peter1138: bjarni was last seen in #openttd 14 weeks, 1 day, 0 hours, 12 minutes, and 40 seconds ago: <Bjarni> Belugas: there is no reason to write to PeterT. We already know he is unable to read anyway :P
20:12:53  <peter1138> heh
20:13:17  <Yexo> haha
20:13:52  <Eddi|zuHause> lmao ;)
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20:14:05  <Belugas> mh?
20:14:27  <Belugas> ho...
20:14:31  <Belugas> again
20:14:57  <peter1138> sorry sir
20:16:11  <Belugas> no prob ;)
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20:41:30  <edeca> Hrm, I get no bauxite sources in my FIRS game
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20:42:23  <Yexo> edeca: you might want to ask again no andythenorth is here
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20:44:03  <andythenorth> ask ask
20:44:13  <andythenorth> I have nothing better to do :(
20:44:21  <andythenorth> waiting in the office for a stupid printer to finish
20:45:11  * TrueBrain gives andythenorth a flamethrower
20:45:12  <TrueBrain> that should help
20:45:36  <andythenorth> err....thanks :P
20:46:02  <TrueBrain> always glad to help someone out of the fire
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20:49:46  <xopek> so what can be done for performance network game? It is my break down under "Registration" on account of 'Could not load savegame ".
20:51:01  <Yexo> can you ask again without an automatic translation? I have no idea what you're asking
20:51:49  <andythenorth> yum yum the money problem
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20:52:32  <xorkrus> my english is worse than google :-)
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20:53:00  <Belugas> you should really try to learn it, it's one of the most easiest language around
20:53:07  <Belugas> the other being Pascal...
20:53:13  * Belugas runs away laughing
20:53:23  <andythenorth> meh silly Belugas
20:53:25  <Prof_Frink> Belugas: It certainly has the fewest rules to learn
20:53:34  <Yexo> xopek: just try
20:53:43  <Yexo> I'm sure you'll do better then the automatic translation
20:53:46  <andythenorth> infrastructure is too cheap
20:54:03  <andythenorth> but if we make it too expensive (with a grf) it's impossible to start the game
20:54:06  <Yexo> to start with, does the problem have to do with a multiplayer game or with loading a singleplayer game?
20:54:20  <Eddi|zuHause> Belugas: i'm fairly certain that python is easier than pascal ;)
20:55:13  <xopek> only multiplayer
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20:55:25  <TrueBrain> Yexo: we walked with him over everything yesterday already .. so get you up to speed: Gentoo, zlib compiled, networkclient.tmp is a OTTZ, but he fails to load it, even when renaming to .sav
20:55:30  <TrueBrain> I believe there we left off ;)
20:55:40  <TrueBrain> oh, the error was that inflation failed
20:55:57  <Yexo> thanks TrueBrain
20:56:07  <Prof_Frink> That's because the economy's shafted.
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20:58:45  <xorkrus> fail :(
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20:59:14  <TrueBrain> Yexo: yeah, I thought, before you have go through that trouble again too ;) Damn .. I am starting to be a nice guy .. what went wrong :'(
20:59:34  <Rubidium> to much at the public beach?
20:59:41  <TrueBrain> I think so
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21:01:08  <Prof_Frink> Public House.
21:03:25  * Belugas mumbles something about biting off the head of a python
21:05:14  <xopek> oh. ok. will think problem in my proxy. and try to repair\correcting itself :-)
21:08:52  <Rubidium> xopek: anywhere where I can download that savegame?
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21:13:13  <welshdragon> hmm
21:13:30  <welshdragon> i want to play Auto Seperation and ITIM
21:13:39  <welshdragon> but that's going backwards :)
21:14:02  <Belugas> SAMBA!
21:14:13  * Belugas dances on his chair
21:15:10  <TrueBrain> hmm .. I missed dancing classes tonight :(
21:15:27  <TrueBrain> we learnt this most cool figure in the Samba .. hmm ..
21:15:34  <TrueBrain> (well, not tonight obvious)
21:15:56  <planetmaker> hm... USB2 is not the fastest... Since yesterday evening my photos are being backuped on my USB disk...
21:16:12  <TrueBrain> get USB3
21:16:15  <TrueBrain> eSATA?
21:16:35  <planetmaker> :-) old machine doesn't have it - and upgrading _that_ machine is not worth it
21:16:46  <TrueBrain> you do know there are PCI slots, right? :p
21:17:05  <planetmaker> I guess so. Especially as the case is open ;-)
21:17:20  <TrueBrain> and there are plenty of cards for it ;)
21:19:05  <Belugas> Samba is such a cool one :)
21:19:17  <Belugas> i love the rythm, the sound, the moves... alll!
21:20:28  <Xaroth> o_O
21:20:34  <Xaroth> somebody forgot to feed Belugas his pills again
21:21:34  <Belugas> sorry, but we're warming up for the office's christams party tonigh
21:21:39  <Belugas> and yes, Samba is cool
21:21:51  <Belugas> but it's not the only thing i'm hooked on
21:22:02  <Belugas> hooked... belugas... whaoaoaoa!!!
21:22:22  <TrueBrain> hooked on who? :p
21:22:47  <TrueBrain> enjoy your christmas party!
21:24:17  <Belugas> a hook -> catching fish ->  hooked belugas -> belugas on a hook... baaaa...
21:24:19  <Belugas> thanks!
21:24:37  <Belugas> i'm hooked on you sweetheart!
21:25:20  <TrueBrain> :$ Oeh!
21:25:34  <TrueBrain> and I don't think such a plane fits in a fishing hook .. but sure, lets go with that ;)
21:25:53  <Eddi|zuHause> you do know that belugas are not fish?
21:25:57  <Belugas> oh.. fine... now i'm all confused :S
21:26:07  <Belugas> yeah... it's a DOLPHIN
21:26:53  <Belugas> in fact... latin name: Delphinapterus Leucan
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21:27:08  <Belugas> White Dolphin Without a Wing
21:27:20  <Belugas> wing -> dorsal fin
21:27:25  <andythenorth> stupid printer
21:27:39  <andythenorth> I used to have inkjet that would do 20ppm.  This laser is 90 mins for 60 pages
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21:31:29  <SmatZ> andythenorth: you wanted to say "90 seconds for 60 pages", right?
21:31:34  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: yexo * r18518 /trunk/src/ (5 files in 2 dirs): -Add [NoAI]: AIOrder::AIOF_GOTO_NEAREST_DEPOT for goto nearest depot orders
21:31:37  <SmatZ> my laser is about that fast...
21:31:38  <andythenorth> I wanted to say 90s
21:31:42  <SmatZ> ok :)
21:31:45  <andythenorth> mine is not that fast
21:31:52  <andythenorth> I said 90 mins cos it is :P
21:31:58  <SmatZ> that hurts :-p
21:32:09  <SmatZ> I bought laser because I wanted faster print
21:32:14  <SmatZ> bad luck I would sat
21:32:16  <SmatZ> *say
21:32:40  <andythenorth> don't buy HP 1515
21:32:47  <SmatZ> ok :)
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21:35:18  <xopek> Rubidium: my savegame? or what?
21:39:38  <edeca> Damnit, andythenorth leaves as I get back
21:39:40  <edeca> Conspiracy!
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21:43:54  <Rubidium> xopek: yes, the savegame that's failing
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21:48:28  <xopek> Rubidium: this network_client.tmp which a create on connect to any server...
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21:56:13  <Rubidium> xopek: yes, that savegame
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22:00:11  <welshdragon> i might get shot for http://bugs.openttd.org/task/3380
22:02:52  <edeca> Am I correct to assume I cannot say "stay for 15 days _or_ until full" ?
22:03:37  <planetmaker> I believe so, yes
22:04:42  <planetmaker> welshdragon: why would the correct behaviour be to stop outside the stop?
22:04:44  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: yexo * r18519 /trunk/bin/ai/regression/ (regression.nut regression.txt): -Codechange: Improve regression tests for AIOrder
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22:05:42  <xopek> Rubidium: http://ssh.shellium.org/~xorkrus2/network_client.tmp
22:05:43  <edeca> Ouch, one AI has 500 vehicles :)
22:06:26  <thingwath> I agree with welshdragon and his bug :)
22:06:26  <welshdragon> planetmaker: not outside
22:06:35  <welshdragon> on the line
22:06:54  <welshdragon> 2009-12-16: A task closure has been requested. Reason for request: It's old, and the developers don't care
22:07:05  <welshdragon> (fs #1136 :P)
22:07:54  <Rubidium> xopek: can't connect to your IPv6 address
22:09:06  <welshdragon> who deleted my bug?
22:09:23  <andythenorth> edeca: the bauxite mines aren't done in FIRS yet.  So no bauxite  :|
22:09:30  <andythenorth> makes the aluminium chain a bit pointless
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22:09:37  <andythenorth> unless you can deliver a *lot* of scrap metal
22:09:57  <xopek> em... my IPv6 address? i using ipv4... and ssh.shellium.org - ipv4...
22:10:18  <Rubidium> ssh.shellium.org.       86145   IN      AAAA    2001:470:8:257::5
22:10:27  <xopek> 207.192.71.108
22:11:06  <Rubidium> well, it also has an IPv6 address that isn't connected
22:12:19  <Rubidium> I've got the savegame though
22:12:25  <Rubidium> via IPv4
22:12:37  <Rubidium> I'm just notifying you that it doesn't work with IPv6
22:14:14  <xopek> not know. i do not use it. in kazakhstan only entered ipv6... :-)
22:14:57  <andythenorth> stupid printing
22:15:18  <xopek> :-)
22:17:00  <edeca> andythenorth: Ah, heh :)
22:17:06  <edeca> andythenorth: No problems, thanks!  Thought I was going mad
22:17:16  <edeca> andythenorth: And thanks if it's you putting work into FIRS.  I'm really enjoying it
22:17:38  <andythenorth> np.  feedback in the development thread is always useful
22:19:06  <Yexo> welshdragon: you can see "closed by" if you look at the bug
22:19:19  <welshdragon> Yexo: i noticed
22:19:22  <Yexo> your bug report wasn't deleted, just closed
22:20:52  <SmatZ> note it won't be backported to 0.7.5
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22:21:17  <Sacro> any C++ gurus here?
22:21:34  <Rubidium> depends on the subject
22:21:45  <planetmaker> like guru guru in "Asterix in America"?
22:21:48  <Sacro> if you specify the type you are returning in the return statement is that valid?
22:21:53  <Sacro> planetmaker: <3 asterix
22:21:55  *** Fast2 [~Fast2@p57AF9A77.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds]
22:22:01  <Sacro> like,
22:22:09  <Sacro> return ObjectType foo;
22:22:23  <deghosty> shouldn't u be retrnnig object?
22:22:28  <SmatZ> how can that be valid?
22:22:28  <Sacro> actually, i'll paste the lines
22:22:38  *** Rubix`` [~wrqwer@69.49.68.95] has quit [Ping timeout: 480 seconds]
22:22:39  <Sacro> #
22:22:39  <Sacro>    Vector add(const Vector &rhs) const {
22:22:39  <Sacro> #
22:22:39  <Sacro>       return Vector result (rhs.x()+_x, rhs.y()+_y, rhs.z()+_z);
22:22:39  <Sacro> #
22:22:45  <Sacro>    }
22:22:46  <SmatZ> Sacro: paste.openttd.org
22:22:54  <Sacro> http://pastebin.com/m5c878771
22:22:59  <Sacro> question 2
22:23:03  <Sacro> line 32ish
22:23:08  <Rubidium> return Vector(...); ?
22:23:51  <Yexo> we should let you do your own homework of course
22:24:02  <Yexo> but the example you posted here is invalid
22:24:02  <SpComb> that's syntax
22:24:06  <Sacro> Yexo: this isn't my homework, this is a module i took last year
22:24:13  <Sacro> this is the current years mock quiz
22:24:22  <Sacro> i'm picking it apart to see if they're asking unanswerable questions again
22:24:36  <Sacro> i know the sizeof(short) isn't answerable
22:24:42  <SmatZ> D. Code section 2 generates a compiler error
22:24:48  <SmatZ> the answer is clear
22:25:16  <Rubidium> just ask how many sheep there were on Noah's Ark
22:25:30  <SmatZ> two
22:25:46  <SmatZ> two of all species, male + female
22:26:06  <SmatZ> must had been quite... full of sex there :-p
22:26:15  <Chruker> HOw many of species which have no genders?
22:26:17  <planetmaker> :-P
22:26:26  <Rubidium> Genisis 7.2: Of every clean beast thou shalt take to thee by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female.
22:26:41  <Rubidium> sheep are clean beasts
22:26:59  <SmatZ> ok, umm...
22:27:10  <SmatZ> that's one too much (or little)
22:27:23  <TrueBrain> "C. The code will generate errors when compiled  " <- what kind of answer is this? That can never be a valid answer
22:27:30  <TrueBrain> either it generates errors WHILE compiling
22:27:32  <TrueBrain> or WHILE running
22:27:36  <Rubidium> why? One female for every day and the seventh day the sheep go to church
22:27:38  <TrueBrain> but in the state between, it doesn't magicly generate errors :(
22:27:47  <SmatZ> hehe
22:27:53  <TrueBrain> Sacro: your test sucks
22:27:58  <SmatZ> :-D
22:28:08  <Sacro> TrueBrain: yes, we complained last year and nobody seems to fix it
22:28:16  <TrueBrain> I really wonder how that goes
22:28:21  <Rubidium> TrueBrain: *unless* the code triggers a bufferoverflow and it is actually executed
22:28:27  <andythenorth> anything *interesting* happening?
22:28:29  <SmatZ> Rubidium: okay :) I don't quite know that stuff, you know
22:28:35  <andythenorth> anything better than watching a printer?
22:28:44  <planetmaker> you can savely go to sleep, andythenorth ;-)
22:28:53  <andythenorth> I bloody can't
22:28:56  <andythenorth> stupid printer
22:28:58  <SmatZ> andythenorth: there's nothing better than watching a printer!
22:29:08  <andythenorth> maybe I should draw some pixels
22:29:12  <andythenorth> stupid pixels
22:29:20  <Rubidium> SmatZ: neither do I... but Q.I. is quite interesting :) And it's a very good question to ask Jehovah's witnesses... if they answer it wrong you can send them away to read their book again
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22:29:30  <SmatZ> hehe
22:29:56  <planetmaker> Q.I ?
22:30:07  <Sacro> Quite Interesting
22:30:19  <andythenorth> Terkhen: any news on RV acceleration?
22:30:22  <planetmaker> :-P
22:30:24  <TrueBrain> Sacro: and indeed, C89 only defines that a short should contain -32768 to 32768. It doesn't say in what size it should be stored in memory
22:30:31  <Sacro> SustainableTips
22:30:32  <Sacro> Children require less gasoline than snow-blowers but are just as effective at snow removal
22:30:46  <TrueBrain> you can debate the 'require' part in the question, which is a lower-bound, which is 16bit
22:30:49  <TrueBrain> yet, stupid question
22:30:50  <SmatZ> iirc, it doesn't even specify it has to be stored in "bits"
22:30:55  <Sacro> sizeof(short) <= sizeof(int) <= sizeof(long) <= sizeof(long long)
22:30:58  <Rubidium> TrueBrain: I doubt that
22:31:01  <TrueBrain> nope; just that it has to represent it
22:31:01  <Sacro> is the only guarantee
22:31:07  <TrueBrain> Sacro: not even that ;)
22:31:18  <Sacro> this is C++ not C
22:31:23  <TrueBrain> (talking about C89 btw, don't know about C++)
22:31:32  <SmatZ> hmm C++ has longlong?
22:31:37  <Sacro> not sure
22:31:45  <Sacro> but I know integer types aren't sized in the spec
22:31:50  <Sacro> float/double are
22:31:54  <Rubidium> TrueBrain: -32768 to 32767 I could've believed, but -32768 to 32768 definitely not (or they removed 0)
22:32:21  <TrueBrain> Rubidium: typo
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22:32:35  <TrueBrain> "C. Unsafe because the parameters (value, low and high) can be changed within the method and then alter the actual parameters in the calling code." <- wtf? You have the method in front of you. So what kind of answer is this?!
22:32:59  <Sacro> Type short int (or simply short) is an integral type that is larger than or equal to the size of type char, and shorter than or equal to the size of type int.
22:33:03  <Sacro> from MSDN
22:33:07  <TrueBrain> You 'can' also cause a buffer overflow if you modify the method, and do all kind of weird shit, invalidating all of the above questions
22:33:34  <TrueBrain> C89 only mention 'short' as follow:
22:33:36  <TrueBrain>  * minimum value for an object of type short int SHRT_MIN -32767
22:33:37  <TrueBrain> * maximum value for an object of type short int SHRT_MAX +32767
22:34:00  <Sacro> TrueBrain: C++ doesn't even mention sizes
22:34:14  <Terkhen> andythenorth: not much, I'm happy with how RVs perform in slopes now, but I still have to increase the acceleration code performance as it is probably way slower than the one at trunk (I also need to measure the code speed)
22:34:45  <planetmaker> It would be a nifty feature, Terkhen :-)
22:35:05  <TrueBrain> Sacro: and the last question is completely insane (in respect to the others)
22:35:13  <Terkhen> all HEQS vehicles besides the Camelback and the Fourtrac work now: these two are still getting 1 km/h when loaded in slopes
22:35:21  <TrueBrain> 4 of the 8 questions are 'broken' ... that should receive a something for that
22:35:56  <Sacro> last q is covered
22:35:59  <Sacro> in the module
22:36:05  <Terkhen> planetmaker: thanks, I hope to have the time to finish it these holidays
22:37:09  <planetmaker> The only point is: it's lot of work and most people / player won't appreciate it, I guess :-(
22:37:23  <planetmaker> like "vehicles work. So what?"
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22:37:32  <planetmaker> the more: kudos!
22:39:04  <andythenorth> nah road vehicles are (slightly) broken.  Large trucks should go slower up hills.  I reckon players will get that :)
22:39:26  <andythenorth> Terkhen: I will look at those vehicles, not this weekend, but probably in the holidays
22:39:58  <planetmaker> andythenorth: I developed some prejudice agains common players ;-)
22:40:10  <andythenorth> I was playtesting RV acceleration, but getting a lot of OpenTTD crashes.
22:40:23  <andythenorth> I'm not sure if it was the nightly, RV acceleration, or a bad patch
22:40:30  <Sacro> TrueBrain: i can see questions 2 and 5 being wrong, what others?
22:40:36  <andythenorth> so I haven't reported it as I can't isolate the cause
22:41:08  <Terkhen> hmmm,,, report them at the patch thread so I can try them
22:41:13  <TrueBrain> Sacro: I named them above :p
22:41:19  <peter1138> my RV acceleration patch didn't crash
22:41:23  <planetmaker> andythenorth: did you try with the RV patch only?
22:41:27  <Terkhen> I'm going to upload an updated version anyways
22:41:59  <TrueBrain> Sacro: 4, 5, 6 and 8
22:42:06  <andythenorth> planetmaker: didn't try with RV patch only yet.  My patch skills are very poor.  I'm not sure how to revert to trunk correctly.  Not a question for tonight though :P
22:42:13  <Terkhen> but it is strange, I never had a crash related to the patch in all of my test games
22:42:15  <TrueBrain> well, if you say 8 is acceptable, 3 out of 8 :p
22:42:22  <Sacro> 4? not 2?
22:42:29  <planetmaker> andythenorth: the answer is simple, though: hg revert *
22:42:30  <TrueBrain> 2, answer D, sounds fine
22:42:43  <Sacro> ah, but he reckons that the answer is B
22:42:46  <andythenorth> planetmaker: I have an svn checkout of OpenTTD :|
22:42:50  <TrueBrain> Sacro: his problem
22:42:53  <planetmaker> svn revert *
22:42:56  <planetmaker> ;-)
22:43:00  <TrueBrain> I have bigger problems with 4, 5 and 6
22:43:00  <Sacro> Yeah well, the lecturer is a twat
22:43:04  <Sacro> and head of the dept too
22:43:23  <TrueBrain> 4 and 6 because of the poorly worded english
22:43:38  <andythenorth> Terkhen: the crashes usually report cargotype.cpp, I haven't looked in the crash logs though
22:43:56  <andythenorth> I figured it was probably something I'd broken
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22:44:05  <Terkhen> which revision?
22:44:22  <andythenorth>  r18381
22:44:38  <andythenorth> (mac)
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22:48:31  <andythenorth> ah the printer finished
22:48:32  <andythenorth> yay
22:48:49  <andythenorth> time for bed :D
22:48:57  <Terkhen> I'll test the patch using some industry GRFs, then
22:49:07  <Terkhen> good night andythenorth
22:49:09  <andythenorth> I was using FIRS
22:49:12  <andythenorth> (btw)
22:49:22  <Terkhen> okay, I'll start with that
22:49:58  <andythenorth> if it helps, I can try and isolate the problem when I have more free time, I suspect it's just something bad I've done when patching
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23:09:08  <Terkhen> good night
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23:49:34  <CIA-4> OpenTTD: rubidium * r18520 /trunk/src/ (music/allegro_m.h music/extmidi.cpp openttd.cpp): -Fix [FS#3272]: allegro doesn't like to work with extmidi; it causes 'random' (looks like a racing condition in allegro) crashes when songs are stopped.

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