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Did a lot of the more detailed stuff and added the light cycle graphic from the wiki. :) If you're going through the effort to switch up the template, are you gonna go ahead and make it mobile friendly? From what I generally see on my site, I get on average 40 to 45% mobile users. I don't know the ...

If you haven't seen it lately, Lightron.org is probably the best supporting site for Armagetron. Maybe Light/Kira could contribute some code? It's got a browser, download page, chat, and it's mobile friendly (excellently so I might add). <3 ! Super busy this month, but things should be a lot more c...

Well, it would need to be Friday Night Fort to fit in with FNM, but other than that, seems like a good idea. :P I wasn't really a fort player, but it would be nice to have a weekly time to get on and play a friendly game. On the same track, FNM tends to start around 11 or so. Is it too late for play...

Just thought I'd give the option. Didn't think to check for it beforehand. :P Since I looked after your post ... Link to the info page. http://resource.armagetronad.net/display/VOV/sumo/mega-1.4.aamap.xml Can be included with ... RESOURCE_REPOSITORY_CLIENT http://resource.armagetronad.net/resource/ ...

You could always upload it to the repo.
http://resource.armagetronad.net/upload/

hylix wrote:Some news about your compilation ? Did you manage to do it ?

If you need I managed to compile it on CodeBlocks, I dont know if it the same version tho.

It wasn't an issue I created. He fixed the code and it compiled on the latest revision.

If you're going to do folding, mining, or anything similar, you're going to want to get into GPU processing. CPU is basically useless in comparison. I've done both folding and mining on Linux rigs, and there's never been an issue with it. It basically runs the same as the Windows versions, though I'...

NSIS is already set up, but on top of that, I already have the latest version built for both the client and dedicated server. Mac uses the old dmg file, Windows packages are installers, then of course the source is just a checkout from bzr.

https://lightron.org/

aP|Nelg wrote:Well, that was fast.

Didn't even realize you committed it.

Building on Windows in CodeBlocks. mingw32-g++.exe -std=gnu++0x -fexceptions -DWIN32 -D_CONSOLE -D_MBCS -DEMBEDDED -DDONTUSEMEMMANAGER -DNO_SOCKLEN_T -O2 -W -DNDEBUG -I..\..\src -I..\..\src\engine -I..\..\src\engine\sound -I..\..\src\network -I..\..\src\render -I..\..\src\tools -I..\..\src\ui -I..\....

I seem to be having similar issues on OpenBSD for what it's worth; getting lots of protobuf errors on compile. I know a while back I had to copy my protobuf files around to make it work properly in Linux, but that hasn't been an issue for quite some time for me. This is my first time attempting to ...

Where is protobuf expected to be found? The configure script doesn't appear to be finding it, and I have a suspicion it's expecting to find it in /usr/lib rather than /usr/local/lib, but I can't seem to get into recovery to change the permissions for /usr/lib, so I can't add symlinks or anything the...

sinewav wrote:Doing some good work there, Light..

Thanks!

Update: The Windows and source code downloads have been updated to revision 1620.

In multiplayer, it works fine to type "/players" into chat, but using the command "players" in the console seems to crash the client.

An updated package has finally gotten built for the 0.4 client on my site. It's packaged as an installer now for Windows, and is available on my homepage, https://lightron.org/ . At the time of this post, the Windows and source code (Linux) downloads are fully up to date on revision 1619, and Mac is...