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00:15:38 <PeterT> hehe, he hasnt said a word in 7 weeks :)
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01:06:04 <welshdragon> @seen there's_me_and_Sacro_watching
01:06:04 <DorpsGek> welshdragon: I have not seen there's_me_and_Sacro_watching.
01:08:19 * fjb doesn't want to know what Sacro is watching.
01:09:03 <welshdragon> fjb: we all know Sacro watches pr0n
01:09:16 <PeterT> i3am in europe, then you shouldnt be in IRC at 3am
01:09:41 <welshdragon> it's 2am in the uk
01:09:52 <PeterT> you need to go to sleep
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02:06:40 <planetmaker> Rubidium: in os2.cpp: shouldn't #include "table/strings.h" be #include "../../table/strings.h" ?
02:10:50 <glx> nobody compiles for OS2 ;)
02:11:09 <glx> but you're probably right
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05:26:49 <Rubidium> planetmaker: no; primarily because not adding ../../ works for many other files
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08:04:04 <TrueBrain> Yexo: have you read my request in tha tother channel?
08:04:17 <TrueBrain> blathijs: have you read my request in tha tother channel?
08:07:03 <TrueBrain> (yesterday around 21:00, FYI :p)
08:07:33 <blathijs> TrueBrain: Yeah, I was silently agreeing :-)
08:07:40 <TrueBrain> I don't do silent ;)
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08:40:03 <Yexo> TrueBrain: yes, it's fine :)
08:40:21 <planetmaker> Yexo, did you look at the movement of the airplanes in the title game?
08:40:32 <planetmaker> look especially at the planes incoming from upper left
08:40:51 <planetmaker> they have - with one of your changes to their movement now IMO an ugly movement path in the airport holding pattern
08:40:59 <planetmaker> like bouncing at the injection point
08:42:09 <Yexo> planetmaker: I'll be adding 3 more injections points per airport today
08:42:19 <Yexo> so every airport will have 4 insertion points
08:42:27 <planetmaker> :-) That's, of course, the WAY better solution.
08:43:24 <planetmaker> also, but you're surely aware of it, the movement on some airports could use improvement wrt unnecessary turning in some places
08:44:23 <Yexo> I haven't checked the movement onthe airports themself too good
08:44:39 <Yexo> so if you have a list of points that could be improved that would be great :)
08:45:20 <planetmaker> Ok, I'll keep that in mind as an easy task without thinking :-)
08:46:01 <planetmaker> one I know: international: when on the landing strip still, there's an unnecessary turn (1/8 too much) when turning around at the end of it.
08:46:55 <planetmaker> another, also there: right of the hangar, when planes go to the (un)loading spot there, they turn frantically, just in order to proceed as they went before.
08:47:39 <planetmaker> others I haven't checked or don't remember right now.
08:48:14 <Yexo> planetmaker: the one at the end of the landing strip is obvious
08:48:24 <Yexo> but I don't see a problem before the hangar
08:48:54 <planetmaker> hm... worry, I think it was international, not intercontinental, the last one
08:49:13 <planetmaker> (the one with two landing strips on the right)
08:49:27 <planetmaker> or rather: one landing, one take-off
08:49:53 <planetmaker> but wait for the list, if you want :-)
08:50:21 <Pikka> how loosely? :P if you need any test grfs, let me know.
08:51:20 <planetmaker> Pikka, he needs decent test grfs with appropriate graphics :-)
08:51:20 <Yexo> not all action0 variables have the same id etc.
08:51:27 <Yexo> that can be easily changed of course
08:51:41 <Yexo> and I'm currently working on the state machine callback
08:52:02 <TrueBrain> Yexo: but but but but but but but ... isn't that deemed impossible?!?!?! :p :p :p
08:52:08 <Yexo> as soon as I have that working I'll post a patch on tt-forums, but before that a test airport would be very nice
08:52:29 <Yexo> I already have a very basic version working, so it certainly isn't impossible
08:53:07 <Rubidium> always nice to see stuff taken out of context :)
08:53:18 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: don't you just love that? :)
08:54:01 <Pikka> hmm, okay. I'll get on my real computer in a second... I had a test grf that I was making for steven which already has some graphics in, but I don't know if you've used the same feature numbers etc. and I haven't implemented the statemachine yet...
08:55:06 <Yexo> I've used 10 for airport tiles and 0D for airports (as feature number)
08:58:01 <Yexo> Pikka: looks like that can be very easily modified so I can load it as a real airport
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09:11:25 <Eddi|zuHause> wow... i just found a set of wagons + steam engine that was missing
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09:31:33 <Aankhen``> After copying over the TTD gm/ directory to the OpenTTD root directory, what else do I have to do to get the music working?
09:32:31 <Pikka> Yexo: I'll switch out the feature numbers, and I'll have to work on the nodes (I don't know how the coordinate system should work...)... or would you rather just have the sources so you can do it yourself? :o
09:33:21 <Yexo> coordinates are pixel offsets from the north tile
09:34:06 <Aankhen``> Okay, telling the jukebox to shuffle seems to work.
09:34:33 <Yexo> http://pastebin.org/13892 I don't have a spec currently (other then your proposed one), but this is a remake of the small airport with an extra rotation
09:36:30 <Yexo> just define an extra tile layout and you're done :)
09:37:12 <Yexo> nodes are automatically rotated, callbacks ust use node numbers so don't need rotating at all
09:38:26 <Pikka> and the return "turn to heading" is automatically adjusted? :P if you're going to use that part of my spec...?
09:38:58 <Yexo> I'm just beginning to implement the state machine callback
09:38:58 <Pikka> it would be good to have an airport var which reports the rotation, so that the statemachine can be adjusted for alternate headings if desired.
09:39:08 <Yexo> but indeed, that will be rotated automatically
09:39:38 <Yexo> an airport var with the rotation is no problem at all
09:39:47 <Yexo> but there shouldn't be a need for it
09:40:59 <Pikka> for eyecandy purposes, a creator might want the different airport rotation layouts to be slightly different. it's worth having, just so it's there if anyone wants it...
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09:42:38 <Pikka> what are the feature bytes again? sorry...
09:42:52 <Pikka> feel free to edit the wiki page btw, or add notes on the talk page. :}
09:43:12 <Yexo> 10 for airport tiles and 0D for airports
09:49:10 <Pikka> hmm, it's not happy with feat.dat
09:49:53 <Pikka> "2v.dat contains information for fewer features than does feat.dat."
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09:50:34 <Yexo> not sure how that happened
09:50:42 <Yexo> is it loading the correct file?
09:51:42 <Pikka> I just dropped everything you sent into .renum
09:52:00 <Pikka> perhaps my renum is out of date
09:52:17 <Yexo> that shouldn't effect this at all
09:52:45 <Yexo> hmm, unless some version number was updated and nforenum overwrites 2v.dat with it's internal version
09:53:52 <Pikka> eh, I downloaded the latest version and it works, so.. :)
09:54:36 <Yexo> so I should probably update the versino of those .dat files, but I don't understand what number to update exactly
09:54:39 <Yexo> will see about that later
10:01:15 <Pikka> from the top corner of the tile at 0,0 of the airport?
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10:05:11 <Eddi|zuHause> ok... apparently i am lacking an axle now
10:06:30 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: yexo * r17338 /trunk/src/airport_movement.h: -Feature(tte): Add extra entry points for all airports so planes don't make strange turns when entering the holding stack
10:07:33 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17339 /trunk/ (25 files in 7 dirs): -Codechange: move thread related files to their own directory (like done for video, music, sound, etc)
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11:04:17 <cipi97> Can anybody answer me at a questions
11:04:29 <Yexo> it depends on the questions
11:04:33 <cipi97> Sorry for my enghlish , but i am romanian
11:04:46 <Eddi|zuHause> that is still not a question
11:04:57 <cipi97> How can i introduce a new company?
11:05:14 <Yexo> just type "start_ai" in the console
11:05:38 <planetmaker> and make sure you configured to be that AI of the type you want.
11:05:42 <Yexo> or increase the nr of competitors in the difficulty window and wait till they appear
11:07:26 <cipi97> Can me explain about "and make sure you configured to be that AI of the type you want."?
11:07:55 <Yexo> in the main menu there is a button AI ssettings, click it and you can configure different AIs
11:08:11 <cipi97> And how can I stop a company?
11:10:32 <Yexo> Pikka: in your spec the newgrf does all state changes, right?
11:11:07 <cipi97> What is the company ID?
11:11:39 <Yexo> isn't it a better idea of instead making the newgrf use "1 = change the movement state to the value specified in the low byte and reiterate ", just make another return value "arrived at current state" and let openttd handle the transitions between states?
11:11:59 <Yexo> as handling the current state also has to be done by openttd (loading, servicing, etc.)
11:12:25 <Yexo> cipi97: 1 for your own company, 2 for the first AI, etc.
11:12:56 <Yexo> but if you delete AI 2 the companyid of the 3rd company doesn't change
11:15:26 <Yexo> what _exactly_ did you type? and what _exactly_ was the result you got?
11:16:11 <Yexo> the <> were just to denote it was a variable you had to fill in
11:16:12 <cipi97> Unknown company. Company range is between 1 and 15
11:29:07 <cipi97> I don't now to explain very good in english
11:29:19 <cipi97> Is anybody romanian Here?
11:29:57 <Pikka> <Yexo> Pikka: in your spec the newgrf does all state changes, right? <- yep. the state is stored in the airport's var 7C
11:30:21 <Pikka> and changed via var2advanced operator 10
11:30:41 <Yexo> what I ment was the vehicle state, ie FLYING/HANGAR?TERM1/etc.
11:30:57 <Pikka> yeah, I just read the rest of what you wrote, and I see that :P
11:31:03 <cipi97> I have an AI, Street Traffic, and I want to delete It from my computer. Can you help me?
11:31:19 <Yexo> cipi97: open the ai debug panel
11:31:24 <Yexo> it's under the red question mark
11:31:32 <Yexo> oh, hmm, delete from your computer
11:31:45 <Yexo> it's most likely in "My Documents/OpenTTD/content_download/ai/"
11:32:29 <Xaroth> i should stop trying to outtype yexo on a phone....
11:32:47 <Yexo> ust stop typing on a phone :)
11:34:05 <Pikka> Yexo: I'd say the only problem with letting OTTD handle the movement state is that it reduces the flexibility
11:34:46 <Xaroth> yexo: im too much of a geek for that...
11:34:49 <Yexo> Pikka: what if the newgrf gets the question "Can we change the state to xxx on position yyy"?
11:35:10 <Pikka> gets the question? from where?
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11:35:27 <Yexo> sorry, let me describe it better
11:37:07 <Yexo> your spec: vehicle goes to loading bay, arrives, callback to newgrf->result = change to state LOADING, done loading, callback -> result = change state to GOING_TO_TAKEOFF, arrived there, callback->result = change state to TAKEOFF, etc.
11:38:25 <Yexo> my proposal: vehicle goes to loading bay (state = TERM1), openttd changes state to loading (because it's a loading bay, done loading, openttd wants to change state to GOING_TO_TAKEOFF but ask newgrf whether this is ok
11:38:56 <Yexo> it might be only a subtle chagne, but this allows openttd to handle go-to-depot orders while the aircraft is in the airport
11:39:12 <Yexo> and not only manual orders, but also the need for servicing etc.
11:39:25 <Pikka> the callback can't handle that?
11:39:50 <Yexo> maybe it can, but I think that's too much information for the callback then
11:41:13 <Yexo> on the other hand, doing it completely in the newgrf allows the newgrf to define more states without the need of changing openttd code
11:41:28 <Pikka> the advantage of using callbacks rather than a "hard-coded" system is that it allows grf creators to do things that the programmers hadn't thought of. exactly. :)
11:42:04 <Pikka> for example, with the callback, I could model rejected take-offs, without ottd needing to know about it.
11:42:18 <cipi97> I deleted Street Traffic
11:42:58 <Yexo> ok, so I'll go with your callback system :)
11:43:21 <cipi97> But in the game i press start_ai and appears Street Traffic and ERROR. :((
11:43:58 <Yexo> cipi97: exit the game and start it again
11:44:24 <cipi97> But I want te be the same game
11:45:04 <Yexo> so save the game first and load it after you restarted openttd?
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11:52:26 <cipi97> And the last question: Where is my monument in the town?
11:52:46 <planetmaker> wherever you built it.
11:52:46 <Yexo> it's build randomly near the center, at least if you build one
11:53:05 <planetmaker> believe Yexo in case of doubt, not me ;-)
11:53:16 <Yexo> planetmaker: company HQ != statue of company owner
11:53:21 <Yexo> not sure which one he ment
11:53:43 <cipi97> I don't see the monument
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11:54:02 <planetmaker> But as I never built statues, I wasn't aware anymore that they're places *somehwere* randomly
11:54:02 <Yexo> cipi97: and you did build one?
11:54:03 <cipi97> and i build it in all cities
11:54:24 <Yexo> then show us a screenshot of a town you build one in
11:54:36 <planetmaker> cipi97, it's not like it's standing out much.
11:54:49 <planetmaker> It's just another place with stones and a piece of art in the middle.
11:55:09 <planetmaker> but it has the noteworthy property of indestructability.
11:56:37 <cipi97> But i don't know how it look
11:57:57 <Doorslammer> Nightly slow to download and often fails
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11:59:23 <Rubidium> Doorslammer: that's likely your (ISP's) connection
11:59:39 <TrueBrain> given the fact for the last hour we have been pushing 4 mbit/sec from the server, I guess it is a local issue ;)
11:59:55 <Rubidium> as it works just fine for me, okay TrueBrain will complain it's slow, but 1.8 MiB/s seems reasonable
12:00:19 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: yesterday I downloaded a few thingies at 7.8 MiB/s, so yeah :p
12:00:40 <Doorslammer> 27 minutes remaining
12:01:37 <TrueBrain> I guess you should consider using a download accelerator :)
12:02:14 <Doorslammer> Hmmm, something to overexcite the hamsters in the compy box you say?
12:02:29 <Doorslammer> "Spin that wheel faster!"
12:02:40 <TrueBrain> it avoids 'retries' because of failures
12:02:43 <TrueBrain> they allow resuming
12:05:27 <Rubidium> hmm, the website of Sydney is slow for me; so it likely has something to do with the NL<->AU connection
12:05:32 <Rubidium> and not OpenTTD's server
12:06:16 <Doorslammer> < 20 minutes remaining
12:09:34 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: well, define 'slow'
12:09:42 <TrueBrain> I mean, it is a 80ms trip for the light alone
12:10:08 <Rubidium> it's still not finished loading some random page
12:10:32 <TrueBrain> how .. science-like :p
12:10:55 <TrueBrain> from PaIX to sydney is the bottleneck, I only have troubles finding the geolocation of PaIX :p
12:11:06 <TrueBrain> Doorslammer: I say it just once again: install a download accelerator
12:11:15 <TrueBrain> else: shut up about failures, as you only have yourself to blame :)
12:12:08 <TrueBrain> lol, traffic to au is routed via US :)
12:12:45 <TrueBrain> it leaves this country via the normal london peering to the US (washington or the like)
12:13:27 <TrueBrain> that leg is a 80ms leg
12:13:31 <TrueBrain> there it travels to California .. another 80ms
12:13:38 <TrueBrain> then it travels to sydney, a good 160ms
12:13:54 <TrueBrain> then it enters a fucking slow backbone ... 60ms to reach your local ISP hub
12:14:19 <TrueBrain> Sydney -> Melbourne -> Adelaide -> Perth
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12:15:08 <Doorslammer> Must be all those South Australians cutting the cables, attempting to siphon out oil
12:15:09 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17340 /trunk/src/saveload/oldloader_sl.cpp: -Fix: old loader tried to load a uint8 into a uint16
12:15:22 <cipi97> His name is Transclub!!
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12:16:12 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17341 /trunk/src/economy.cpp: -Fix: memory leak when trying to bankrupt the local company
12:16:20 <Doorslammer> <cipi97> Enter on my server!
12:16:25 <Doorslammer> Looks fairly commanding
12:16:42 <cipi97> I don't know very good english
12:17:07 <TrueBrain> Doorslammer: even if I try to reroute a bit of traffic, I can't reach your country in any sane time :) So I guess you are always a bit screwed ;)
12:17:15 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17342 /trunk/src/economy.cpp: -Fix: reset bankruptcy checks when bankruptcy has been averted and don't set an unused timeout with a magic number
12:17:29 <Doorslammer> Thats the joys of living in a backwards continent
12:17:52 <cipi97> Question: How can i donate moneys at another company?
12:18:02 <TrueBrain> yup .. I just wonder why all traffic is routed via the US
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12:21:47 <TrueBrain> Ammler: you can only upload newer files
12:21:58 <TrueBrain> but there is no check what is 'newer' and 'older'
12:22:03 <TrueBrain> just a check if it already exists
12:22:31 <Ammler> well, if they would agree to upload the older files, would you fix the "newer" flag, after?
12:22:50 <TrueBrain> if they have a 'newer' version then the current, that would fix itself (if that is uploaded last)
12:24:08 <TrueBrain> why do people not verify their email ... hotmaill.com .. gmail (no TLD), ...
12:24:32 <Ammler> so the easiest would be, they load the old files up and then a newer version as the current. But if they won't update?
12:24:42 <TrueBrain> then you can always ask us
12:25:17 <TrueBrain> nearly 3M downloads via BaNaNaS (since launch)
12:25:18 <Ammler> well, it is only ISR and GRVTS
12:26:05 <Ammler> which has incompatible versions with same ID.
12:26:15 <Pikka> truebrain: if you're fiddling with bananananananas, can you fix NARS 2,03 to 2.03? D;
12:26:31 <TrueBrain> Pikka: hmm .. that might be tricky, as the files are also named as such
12:27:39 <Pikka> it doesn't matter if not :)
12:28:00 <TrueBrain> I can't find any entry named NARS :p
12:28:58 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17343 /trunk/src/ (6 files in 2 dirs): -Codechange: it's bankruptcy, not bankrupcy, according to my Oxford Dictionary of English and Merriam-Webster.
12:29:45 <TrueBrain> Pikka: fixed; only the filename is 'wrong' :) (it has a _ where it could have been a . :p)
12:31:02 <Ammler> Pikka: you could also upload the old NARS and set max version to < 0.7
12:31:20 <Ammler> so we could remove that grf too and it wouldn't be downloaded from content service.
12:32:11 <Yexo> TrueBrain: that's "wouldn't" as in "not unless someone loads an old savegame
12:32:20 <Ammler> 8b73d8c3f5922ad35ae6f292a7b735e6 44 44 03 01 z_obsolete/pb_nars/pb_nars.grf <-- this one is in our pack.
12:33:30 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17344 /trunk/src/ai/api/ (ai_event_types.cpp ai_event_types.hpp): -Codechange: splash of coding style over ai_event_types.*
12:35:17 <TrueBrain> no problem at all :)
12:37:39 <Ammler> Pikka: if you do, drop a note, so I know, I can remove it.
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12:41:47 <cipi97> hOW CAN i DONATE MONEY AT ANOTHER COMPANY?
12:42:01 <FauxFaux> Step 1: Press capslock.
12:42:08 <z-MaTRiX> paypal? bank transfer?
12:45:23 <Yexo> Pikka: any reason for the 'gap' of state machine return values?
12:45:40 <cipi97> And how i can add a server ??
12:46:51 <TrueBrain> for crying out loud
12:48:19 <cipi97> And how i can listen music in the tonomate with jazz?
12:49:08 <TrueBrain> do we really need to hold your hand that much?
12:49:32 <cipi97> What? I do not understand?
12:49:45 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: you're not learning the trick either :(
12:50:39 <Belugas> puuuurrrr puuurrrrr puuuuurrr
12:50:42 <cipi97> Who want to enter at my server? It's name is Transclub!!
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12:51:22 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: if you did /ignore cipi97, then yes
12:53:46 <Pikka> yexo: you mean the jump from 3 to 8 and the lack of a B? not really, it just ended up that way.
12:56:02 <cipi97> HELP ME!!! I don't find on wiki openttd, and I want to listen music at the tonomate with jazz. How i can meke this?
12:56:11 <Yexo> and what should the "throw the allert message specified in the low byte"-results do exactly?
12:56:18 <Yexo> is that for newgrf debugging?
12:57:16 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17345 /trunk/src/ (10 files in 3 dirs): -Fix [FS#2769]: one wasn't offered to take over bankrupt companies anymore; caused by the introduction NoAI, although NewAI had the same problem too.
12:57:53 <cipi97> HELP ME!!! I don't find on wiki openttd, and I want to listen music at the tonomate with jazz. How i can make this?
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12:58:13 <TrueBrain> @kban cipi97 don't be so ... annoying? demanding? what would be the word
12:58:13 <DorpsGek> TrueBrain: Error: cipi97 is not in #openttd.
13:00:06 <TrueBrain> Ammler: I wondered the same
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13:00:50 <Pikka> yexo: do you have that example nfo of the small airport? not sure on the format of property 0b
13:01:10 <Ammler> oh, "they" fixed Konversation, not owner anymore.
13:02:19 <Yexo> max x/y doesn't really belong there
13:03:30 <z-MaTRiX> anybody need some linux script in help developing openttd?
13:03:59 <Yexo> per line: x, y, z, flag, direction
13:04:12 <TrueBrain> z-MaTRiX: that is most likely one of the silliest question I read all day :) Vague .. unclear .. silly .. weird ... it fits all ;)
13:04:41 <Yexo> Pikka: yes, but I'm not sure when exactly they are used currently
13:05:02 <Yexo> I think only for loading positions
13:06:36 <TrueBrain> there is a banlist .. is there also a mutelist? :)
13:06:56 <TrueBrain> btw, openttd.org pastebin was bommed again .. 61 'hanging' apache instances ...
13:07:19 <Pikka> I would suggest that, without building, the only flag that's needed is the contact point one, since the rest is all done by the callback
13:07:22 <TinoDidriksen> Apache just needs a nightly restart...
13:07:32 <z-MaTRiX> TrueBrain<< in ircd ?
13:08:20 <Pikka> with overbuilding, the extra flags for the hangar and bays allow aircraft on the ground to be moved (and that's when the direction value might be used)
13:09:00 <Yexo> basically I just copied the existing node scheme already used by openttd (and added the z-coordinate)
13:09:31 <Yexo> so for now just fill in dummy values for those, we'll see later if a usefull definitino can be found or maybe they should be removed completely
13:10:53 <Pikka> xx xx yy yy zz zz dd ff.. sound reasonable
13:12:05 <Yexo> what is the "contact point" flag exactly?
13:12:18 <Pikka> I'm not sure what the canonical name is
13:12:32 <Pikka> a place where the aircraft arrives at the airport?
13:12:41 <Yexo> entry point is used in openttd code
13:12:55 <Yexo> but there can be multiple entry points per airport
13:13:05 <Yexo> 1 for each direction (ne/se/sw/nw)
13:13:21 <Yexo> so that shouldn't be a flag of a node, but rather a seperate array with node numbers
13:13:24 <Belugas> one for each direction? is it mandatory?
13:13:39 <Yexo> Belugas: yes, but multiple directions can have the same entry point
13:14:08 <Pikka> there, I changed that on the page
13:14:48 <Pikka> I'd imagined that they'd just find the closest one, but... I guess one for each direction is doable :)
13:15:07 <Yexo> finding the closest can lead to very ugly turns
13:15:15 <Yexo> planes truning 180 degrees in midair is not nice
13:15:49 <Rubidium> ooh, J turns with a plane, that I'd like to see :)
13:16:20 <Pikka> hmm, but why would they do that? or more to the point, why would they be more likely to do that with "find the closest" than with directional ones?
13:16:43 <Yexo> right, that shouldn't matter indeed
13:16:57 <Yexo> so closest is fine then :)
13:17:08 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17346 /branches/0.7/ (18 files in 5 dirs):
13:17:08 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: [0.7] -Backport from trunk:
13:17:08 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: - Document: how to manually install AIs
13:17:08 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: - Fix: Memory leak when trying to bankrupt the local company, other minor improvements of bankruptcy (r17342, r17341, r17340)
13:17:08 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: - Fix: Not all non-ASCII characters were entered with escapes in the About window (r17309)
13:17:08 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: - Fix: [NoAI] AIRail::RemoveRailTrack returned ERR_PRECONDITION_ERROR for road/rail-crossings (r17307)
13:17:44 <Pikka> the nasty turning tends to happen as the aircraft leaves the statemachine of the previous airport...
13:18:36 <Yexo> indeed, maybe the statemachine can be given information on the next location so it can turn the plane nicely before letting it go
13:19:15 <Pikka> that's what I was thinking :)
13:21:18 <Pikka> and/or aircraft not attached to a statemachine could be limited in how often they're allowed to turn... hmmm
13:23:58 <Pikka> per-direction /might/ be better than "closest"
13:24:20 <Pikka> closest could lead to a lot of 90 degree turns in angle cases
13:26:45 <Pikka> I'm not sure those two new properties are necessary, but I guess they can't hurt.
13:27:31 <Yexo> a callback for that (can a plane land on this airport) is better, but this is simpler for now
13:27:57 <Pikka> "can a plane land at this airport" can already be done within the existing statemachine callback ;)
13:28:28 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17347 /branches/0.7/src/ (elrail.cpp rail_cmd.cpp): [0.7] -Fix (r17346): backport r16350 too as it fixes stuff a bug introduced by r16349, which was needed for the fix of r17307.
13:28:40 <Yexo> or how can it be done with the current callback?
13:28:52 * Belugas resumes his certification with Toronto guy. MasterCard, now, all day
13:29:47 <Pikka> probably return value D, then F
13:30:17 <Yexo> but what would var 10/11 contain in that case?
13:30:33 <Yexo> ie how can the newgrf check "this is only a test, the aircraft doesn't enter right now"?
13:31:09 <Pikka> var 10 contains the id of the node, that's not altered by the callback
13:31:22 <Yexo> you can't give an aircraft an order to go to a heliport, because it can't land there
13:31:36 <Yexo> but that means that at the time you give the order a check "can aircraft land at airport" has to be done
13:31:48 <Yexo> at that time no node / plan is known
13:32:20 <Yexo> and if it is possible, the callback shouldn't set blocks as reserved because the aircraft isn't there yet
13:32:22 <Pikka> well, I guess the heliport property could be used for that, but I'm really trying to abstract it
13:32:38 <Pikka> and eliminate the concept of 'heliport' vs 'airport' at all...
13:32:51 <Yexo> that's what I currently use that property for, but that's why I thought about a seperate callback for this
13:33:06 <Pikka> rather than disallowing giving the order, I've preferred giving a warning when the aircraft tries to land somewhere it can't
13:33:14 <Pikka> and simply making the aircraft skip to the next order
13:34:04 <Yexo> for AIs to work with new airports they need to have this kind of information, if possible even before the airport is build
13:34:28 <Yexo> so even if giving the order is allowed, the information still needs to be available
13:36:03 <Pikka> maybe we just need an "ai safe" flag for airports... it's far from ideal, but it'd stop 'em building outlandish things they can't use properly
13:37:21 <Yexo> the problem with that is that a newgrf decides that all AIs can handle such an airport
13:37:38 <Pikka> and all aircraft and airports will still have the large/small flag to fall back on...
13:38:29 <Yexo> which isn't available to AIs currently
13:39:03 <Yexo> but all of this can easily be changed later, first I'm going to implement the callback
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13:57:51 <Yexo> Pikka: as long as the callback returns 2 it should be called again every tick, right?
14:03:17 <Yexo> and "throw the alert message..." should that open the error box with a custom message?
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14:04:24 <Pikka> not necessarily every tick...
14:04:41 <Pikka> and... a pop-up message. like "train x is lost"
14:05:39 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: smatz * r17348 /trunk/src/ (lang/english.txt misc_gui.cpp town_gui.cpp): -Fix: don't mix 'sort by' strings used for buttons and dropdowns
14:06:37 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: smatz * r17349 /trunk/src/lang/ (50 files in 2 dirs): -Update (r17348): apply changes to other lang files
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14:29:33 <Pikka> later all! I'll try and get that grf finished soon, yexo.
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16:09:40 <Dreamxtreme> how do i edit the dependencies
16:10:59 <Yexo> go to "Manager", click "Edit", select new dependencies, click "Edit"
16:12:00 <TrueBrain> LOL! I just gave someone via a PM his 'last' friendly warning .. his reply: "I get PMs like this on every forum I visit..." ....
16:12:42 <glx> TrueBrain: that's a nice someone ;)
16:13:53 <Dreamxtreme> i cant select any
16:13:54 <TrueBrain> Yexo: good guess ;)
16:14:16 <Dreamxtreme> nor do i see edit
16:14:44 <TrueBrain> oh, I see another moderator just picked up that report too ;)
16:14:49 <Yexo> first click on "Manager"
16:14:56 <Yexo> then you see a list of things you uploaded
16:15:11 <Yexo> there is "Update", "Edit", etc. for every thing you've uploaded
16:15:13 * planetmaker wonders who reddog might have been. Probably I'm lucky that I don't recall :-)
16:15:39 <Yexo> made several annoying posts on the forum in the last few days
16:15:56 <TrueBrain> he is just a few days here :p
16:16:11 <Dreamxtreme> yes i clicked edit on my 0.4
16:16:39 <Yexo> now you should see a box "Dependencies", and an "Edit" button at the bottom of the window
16:18:00 <Yexo> maybe TrueBrain can help you
16:18:07 <Doorslammer> Any fine examples of the exemplary whingeing on forum?
16:18:13 <Doorslammer> I must have missed those
16:19:03 <Doorslammer> Preparing to be entertained
16:19:32 <planetmaker> uh-oh-uh. I guess I saw some of those.
16:19:46 <planetmaker> They were caught by my internal spam filter, though ;-)
16:19:59 <planetmaker> see-ignore-see-ignore ;-)
16:20:39 <Doorslammer> Thats got to be a troll
16:21:05 <Dreamxtreme> is Bananas fully Firefox compatible ? lol
16:21:09 <Doorslammer> His post on Generic Cars must be trollworthy material
16:21:30 <TrueBrain> Dreamxtreme: what 'type' are you uploading?
16:21:47 <TrueBrain> a scenario can't depends on anything
16:22:04 <Yexo> shouldn't a scenario depend on all used newgrfs?
16:22:17 <TrueBrain> Yexo: nobody ever made a scenario which depended on a newgrf
16:22:27 <planetmaker> TrueBrain, that's, of course, wrong
16:22:33 <TrueBrain> I personally don't think that is the idea of a scenario, but okay
16:22:40 <Yexo> TrueBrain: I doubt that, basically every scenario that includes newgrfs depend on them
16:22:52 <TrueBrain> wouldn't OpenTTD just download them if available?
16:23:07 <TrueBrain> so then I don't see any problem
16:23:20 <planetmaker> Though I am still not convinced that it is a good way, to have them hard-coded even with MD5 in a scenario.
16:23:33 <planetmaker> But download, if available. Nice :-)
16:23:42 <Yexo> planetmaker: so what would be better?
16:23:57 <planetmaker> But having them as dependency, thus downloaded at the same time as the scenario, would be better
16:24:08 <planetmaker> Yexo, something which is not possible would be better:
16:24:19 <Dreamxtreme> so i cant stick newgrf in my scenario then
16:24:27 <planetmaker> a list of newgrfs where the latest version would be used when started as game
16:24:31 <Yexo> Dreamxtreme: you can do so without problems
16:24:58 <planetmaker> Dreamxtreme, you can. But it makes sense to only use newgrfs which are readily available.
16:25:22 <planetmaker> And - honestly - vehicle newgrfs and station newgrfs are not really needed and can be added by the player.
16:25:37 <planetmaker> But adding them as designer might be intended and advantagous in some places, too.
16:26:03 <TrueBrain> planetmaker: what if you have a newgrf which is not on BaNaNaS?
16:26:09 <Dreamxtreme> UK Houses beta 0.2
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16:26:15 <planetmaker> TrueBrain, screwed. And same behaviour as now.
16:26:32 <planetmaker> No download. And you could still play it, if you get it manually.
16:26:41 <Dreamxtreme> yes there all on bananas
16:26:43 <planetmaker> It's just a usability improvement :-)
16:26:58 <planetmaker> s/screwed/bad luck
16:27:42 <planetmaker> TrueBrain, I'd categorize "download necessary newgrfs of a scenario" as a "very low" priority feature request :-)
16:27:45 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: what do you say?
16:28:02 <TrueBrain> planetmaker: well, adding the dep-tree is a matter of 1 table-entry-change
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16:32:09 <planetmaker> TrueBrain, but many "just a matter of 1 <whatever>" things start to eat time like no good, too, if stacked :-)
16:32:22 <planetmaker> but you know that probably at least as well as myself :-P
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16:34:52 <Dreamxtreme> its they doesnt depend on newgrfs then
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16:36:41 <Dreamxtreme> shall i put something in the infos anyway ?
16:36:51 <Dreamxtreme> it will come up with a error i think
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16:43:42 <planetmaker> Dreamxtreme, an info which mentions them, certainly doesn't hurt :-)
16:44:41 <Dreamxtreme> well i might as well add some more places to the map at the same time for the 0.5 update
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16:49:49 <_ln> is it wrong to say Natalie Portman is an actor?
16:49:50 <Dreamxtreme> someone name me some places to add in the UK for my map
16:50:15 <Doorslammer> London is quite useful
16:50:39 <Dreamxtreme> added added added in 0.1 lol
16:50:49 <Dreamxtreme> most big places are already added
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16:52:41 <Prof_Frink> Dreamxtreme: Princetown
16:53:13 <Dreamxtreme> ive neglected devon and cornwall a bit
16:53:26 <Prof_Frink> Hathersage. Ambleside. Betws-y-Coed.
16:53:55 <Dreamxtreme> Edale on thursday to
16:54:38 <planetmaker> and - of course - Loch Ness :-P
16:54:53 * Prof_Frink is going to Hathersage in a couple of weeks
16:56:09 <Dreamxtreme> no scotland planetmaker
16:56:16 <Dreamxtreme> hightmap didnt have it
16:56:17 <Doorslammer> Hes neglected Scotland
16:56:22 <Doorslammer> Therefore is evil
16:56:28 <Dreamxtreme> its too big to fit in
16:56:42 <_ln> is there an englishman here to answer my earlier question?
16:57:09 <Prof_Frink> _ln: Depends if she's had a sex change.
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16:58:18 <_ln> Prof_Frink: yeah, i hope not. but what about: is it wrong to say Natalie Portman and Bruce Willis are actors?
16:59:34 <Dreamxtreme> adding Hathersage now
17:00:50 <glx> _ln: the second version is correct
17:02:47 <_ln> glx: that's what i assume too, and my actual point is whether the rules are exactly the same as with pronouns in Romance languages.
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17:05:27 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: don't care? (had a nicer dinner though)
17:05:47 <_ln> i.e. one male in a group of females means that masculine pronouns are used about the group.
17:07:53 <Doorslammer> ^ It also means he's one lucky bloke
17:09:04 <Doorslammer> If he plays his cards right, he's in there
17:10:57 <_ln> And if not, he can still play OTTD.
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17:23:34 <planetmaker> Is there a preferred way to write a file in OpenTTD? I'm looking for a way to write properly a crash.log
17:23:37 <planetmaker> The win32 implementation uses some windows specific stuff in order to do that.
17:23:39 <planetmaker> But I guess a simple fprintf to a file will also do under windows...
17:23:42 <planetmaker> any thoughts on that?
17:24:14 <planetmaker> I tried to locate the actual fileio for the settings file... but not sure I've located it properly...
17:24:59 <planetmaker> at least I didn't find it in the savload files nor in the settings*
17:25:12 <planetmaker> (or I simply missed it - quite likely :-P)
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17:30:06 <TrueBrain> Rubidium / Yexo / planetmaker: so I have 3 don't cares and 1 person who thinks it is a good idea .. doesn't help :p
17:30:26 <TrueBrain> so I guess we leave it unchanged for now :)
17:31:28 <planetmaker> quite fair enough
17:35:09 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: probably the better solution would be actually reading the scenario and determine the used NewGRFs from that; lots safer than someone manually selecting NewGRFs (especially when there are lots of versions of NewGRFs)
17:35:23 <Rubidium> or older versions which are (not?) shown
17:35:52 <Ammler> and maybe warn the uploader about missing grfs.
17:36:17 <Ammler> TrueBrain: orudge might help you there ;-)
17:36:43 <Rubidium> that's not something the uploader can fix :(
17:37:08 <Ammler> but he could then think about, if he removes that grf or upload it anyway.
17:37:28 <Rubidium> although, one might keep a list of newgrfs around so if a missing NewGRF is added later it's automatically made a dependency of the already uploaded scenarios that use it
17:38:17 <Rubidium> although the same might be useful for AIs (automagically selecting the right libraries)
17:38:44 <Yexo> for AIs it's (next to) impossible
17:39:24 <Yexo> it's doable to make some guesses, but a complete list is actually impossible
17:39:50 <Yexo> Ais can include libraries at runtime
17:40:19 <Yexo> they can probably even catch the error of "Library not available" and try another version
17:40:55 <Rubidium> Yexo: you mean there will be (sane) AIs that at run time construct the name+version of the AI library they want to use?
17:43:12 <planetmaker> next stage of AdmiralAI: test available PF lib version: 3=rudimentary, 4=ok, 5=good path finding :-)
17:44:11 <Yexo> (I've included a custom version of both the road and the rail pathfinder in admiralai, so no library is loaded for that at all)
17:45:38 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: translators * r17351 /trunk/src/lang/ (6 files): (log message trimmed)
17:45:38 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: -Update from WebTranslator v3.0:
17:45:38 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: simplified_chinese - 24 changes by yuanmin
17:45:38 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: czech - 118 changes by SmatZ
17:45:38 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: dutch - 2 changes by Yexo
17:45:40 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: french - 2 changes by glx
17:45:40 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: russian - 1 changes by Lone_Wolf
17:47:14 <planetmaker> hehe :-) then those issues don't occur, I guess
17:54:44 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: I wonder if the ingame client can handle if you give a dep on a non-published (so older) grf
17:55:03 <Eddi|zuHause> hm... i'm afraid i'm slowly losing my mind
17:55:15 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: join the club
17:55:19 <TrueBrain> any reason you feel sharing?
17:55:21 <Eddi|zuHause> in one moment, i have an object in my hands, and the next moment, it is nowhere to find
17:55:37 <TrueBrain> hmm ... quantum mechanics at work, I say
17:55:47 <Belugas> welcome to the twilight zone
17:55:51 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: the in game client handles non-latest deps fine
17:56:05 <Eddi|zuHause> then i have object A and look for object B, and when i have found object B, object A is gone
17:56:12 <_ln> Eddi|zuHause: that's what video surveillance at home is for.
17:56:13 <Rubidium> just start openttd, go to the content thingy and see the multiple aviation newgrfs
17:56:22 <Eddi|zuHause> but it can't possibly have left my desk.
17:56:37 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: "kabourtjes" .. sorry, fail to translate
17:57:03 <Eddi|zuHause> yeah, i know what you mean
17:57:09 <TrueBrain> I thought you would :)
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17:58:51 <Dreamxtreme> any other last min places to add to 0.5 beta England & Wales
17:59:33 <_ln> do you have that... welsh village that has a ridiculously long name
18:00:41 <Dreamxtreme> not sure it will fit
18:00:45 <Eddi|zuHause> _ln: i once thought about adding beepers or gps senders to the objects i frequently misplace, but there are too many of these
18:04:45 <Prof_Frink> Dreamxtreme: Just go with "Llanfair PG"
18:05:07 <Prof_Frink> Dreamxtreme: Wimborne Minster
18:05:53 <Eddi|zuHause> i thought the welsh town name set had it
18:07:58 <Prof_Frink> If not... file a bug. FS#324235: Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch has a silly name.
18:09:14 <Eddi|zuHause> it will be closed with "this name only ever occures by copy-pasting, it has be decided copy-paste is an unwanted feature"
18:10:04 <Eddi|zuHause> hm... anybody got a third hand for me?
18:12:53 <Dreamxtreme> wimborne Minster FTW!
18:13:16 <Dreamxtreme> how come copy and paste dont work
18:13:24 <Dreamxtreme> hmm i'll try adding it now
18:14:58 <Prof_Frink> Dreamxtreme: Built it quickly, I'm heading there in a couple of minutes.
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18:15:34 <Dreamxtreme> i cant find Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch on google maps
18:18:00 <Dreamxtreme> only fits Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgo
18:21:21 <Dreamxtreme> right added Wimborne
18:22:38 <_ln> since it appears to have a short form, probably best use that until BUG BUG is fixed
18:23:35 <Dreamxtreme> it really doesnt matter
18:23:43 <Dreamxtreme> since it really has no population
18:23:46 <TrueBrain> Dreamxtreme: this is a bug .. how? :)
18:23:56 <TrueBrain> a limitation rareyl is a bug :)
18:24:05 <TrueBrain> the fact your car can't drive 1000 km/h is not a bug, I say :)
18:24:10 <_ln> Dreamxtreme: and it won't have population if you don't give them a chance
18:24:45 <Dreamxtreme> its a character limit bug
18:24:55 <_ln> TrueBrain: it is what Scott Meyers calls The Keyhole Problem.
18:28:20 <TrueBrain> Dreamxtreme: how is it a bug? :p
18:28:26 <TrueBrain> a bug assumes an unwanted feature ;)
18:28:33 <TrueBrain> so, as we all say it: it is not a bug, it is a feature!
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18:28:53 <Lovheim> May I drop a fast question?
18:29:03 <TrueBrain> we hate fast questions
18:29:08 <Lovheim> Hahhah ok, ill drop a slow one
18:29:11 <TrueBrain> Lovheim: never ask to ask a question, just ask the question
18:29:16 <Dreamxtreme> that sounds wrong
18:29:38 <Lovheim> Im fairly old player of OpenTDD, but i've recently tried to experiment with all these addons and changed and such
18:30:01 <Lovheim> Then I installed 072 yesterday, which is the current version of OTDD, then I wonder how to unstinstall AI's
18:30:09 <Lovheim> I managed to install an AI which does not work.
18:30:22 <TrueBrain> the game is OpenTTD / OTTD ;) Just for the record :)
18:30:32 <Yexo> the Ais are downloaded to My Documents/OpenTTD/content_download/ai/
18:30:39 <Yexo> just remove the relevant tar from there
18:30:40 <TrueBrain> then what Yexo says ;)
18:30:48 <Lovheim> Because I found the .tar files
18:30:53 <Yexo> and don't forget to restart the game after that
18:31:07 <Lovheim> Ok nice! So the .tar files are the actual files
18:31:16 <frosch123> but isn't just selecting different ones in the main menu enough?
18:31:20 <Lovheim> Thought it worked like a %temp%
18:31:29 <Yexo> the tar files are archives with all the AI codein it
18:31:36 <Yexo> you can extract them and change the Ais ifyou want
18:31:37 <Lovheim> Yeah, but I want to use the "random" system
18:31:51 <Yexo> frosch123: yes, but not with random AIs
18:32:04 <Lovheim> I like to get suprised if a noob company starts or a pro one
18:33:10 <TrueBrain> you are very welcome :)
18:33:33 <TrueBrain> I wish all users were like this .. clear question, polite form of communication ..
18:33:39 <Dreamxtreme> fix the bug then LOL
18:33:55 <TrueBrain> Dreamxtreme: it is not a bug!!! it is a feature!!! Sigh ... :p
18:34:15 <Dreamxtreme> a feature that limits characters
18:34:38 <TrueBrain> if you consider that epic fail, I tihnk you should stop using any OS :)
18:34:43 <Dreamxtreme> it couldnt even do half of it
18:34:45 <TrueBrain> as they are full of those 'epic fails'
18:35:31 <TrueBrain> well, you see, if we increase the characeter limit, all tables have to be moved to the right with one, creating a binary of twice the size. We don't want that, so we kept it with this limit.
18:35:39 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17352 /trunk/src/train_cmd.cpp: -Fix [FS#3162]: trains wouldn't show smoke if the load/unload counter wasn't 0, though there doesn't seem to be a reason to check that variable anyhow anymore
18:36:03 <Lovheim> Oh, if I may interrupt yet again. Anyone have any good recommendation for an AI?
18:36:16 <Lovheim> For the 0.7.2 that is.
18:36:26 <Yexo> that really depends on what kind of AI you want
18:36:38 <frosch123> what kind of ai, a hard competitive one, or other goals?
18:36:47 <Yexo> do you want one that has the most profit, one that uses some transport mode?
18:37:19 <frosch123> or one that just build some stuff to make the map look busy
18:37:27 <Lovheim> Hm, a hard competitive one. I usually use Airplanes. So im getting so fast cash. I need an AI that focus on trains and ect but builds fast and is earning like Jessica alba would do as a hooker :D
18:37:52 <Yexo> it doesn't use trains, but it makes a lot of money uses planes/trucks/busses
18:38:03 <TrueBrain> hmmm ... Jessica Alba ... hmm ..
18:38:05 <Lovheim> Oh oki, I have it. I'll be sure to add it!
18:38:47 <Lovheim> Btw. Have you guys tried the infrastrucute sharing thing?
18:39:15 <Yexo> I tried it some time ago, but not recently
18:39:27 <planetmaker> Lovheim: don't be shy of AdmiralAI either
18:39:29 <planetmaker> Lovheim: yes, I did...
18:39:43 <Lovheim> Haha oki, ill get AdminalAI too.
18:39:48 <Lovheim> Is it good planetmaker?
18:39:54 <Lovheim> Is it worth it, or should I be waiting?
18:40:04 <planetmaker> You shouldn't ask me, if you want a neutral answer
18:40:11 <Lovheim> Haha, I want your opinion.
18:40:12 <planetmaker> In my opinion it's quite decent
18:40:26 <Lovheim> Not bugging and working properly?
18:40:29 <Yexo> in money-making it can't beat NoCab, but it does support trains (but no ships)
18:40:45 <Yexo> but then my oppinion is even more biased than planetmakers ;)
18:40:46 <planetmaker> Lovheim: go and test it and report bugs.
18:40:51 <planetmaker> It certainly needs play-testing
18:41:03 <Lovheim> I wanted to try it, but didn't understand how to install it. haha
18:41:13 <Lovheim> Sometimes I feel like a noob on waterskies ^^
18:41:22 <Rubidium> gheheh... don't ever expect a neutral answer
18:41:22 <Rubidium> although, maybe "try it yourself" is a neutral answer, but not a real answer to your question
18:41:23 <planetmaker> Lovheim: just download the binaries into a new dir and start it
18:41:49 <Lovheim> Oh, no special name for the dir?
18:42:15 <Lovheim> Oh, thats amazing. I really have to say OpenTTD team has really made a good job programming.
18:42:21 <planetmaker> Lovheim: no need to overwrite anything
18:42:45 <planetmaker> I have like.... 20 different OpenTTDs here
18:43:00 <Lovheim> Hehe, which is your fav? The original?
18:43:16 <planetmaker> Mind that you don't complain about the IS binaries to the devs.
18:43:23 <planetmaker> Complain to me or Hirundo
18:43:39 <Lovheim> Haha, I never complain on stuff that's free =)
18:43:54 <planetmaker> Bug reports then, if you prefer that way :-)
18:44:02 <planetmaker> which would actually be very welcome
18:44:02 <Belugas> if everyone was as wise as you...
18:44:51 <Lovheim> But im really hoping that there will be a newGFX for "booths" - which will give me money everytime a competitor go trought it with a vehicle.
18:44:55 <planetmaker> but mostly I play plain OpenTTD
18:45:09 <planetmaker> I cannot be arsed to deal with incompatible savegames.
18:45:16 <Lovheim> I am so damn annoyed that they fill up my nicely built roads with 200x cars. Hahaha - and I get nothing for it.
18:45:31 <planetmaker> then you shouldn't try nocab :-P
18:45:38 <planetmaker> they'll use 10 times as many cars
18:45:42 <Rubidium> planetmaker: only 20? :)
18:45:50 <planetmaker> Rubidium: I didn't count
18:46:04 <planetmaker> but I don't keep a repo for every patch.
18:46:07 <Lovheim> Hah, but thats the thing. I love it when there is alot of cars and well built roads which makes the city look alive.
18:46:07 * Rubidium easily reaches that if he doesn't count the checkouts for binaries that I can't run (like OSX)
18:46:13 <planetmaker> Just a diff and save that
18:46:38 <Rubidium> or the checkouts in VMs (like for MSVC)
18:47:01 <Lovheim> Where may I post suggestions, i'll post a "Checkpoint structure" that may be built on your own road. So when competitors go trought, they pay me like a minimal charge of what they are carrying.
18:47:07 <planetmaker> just like.... is2, newgrfgui, stationgui, clientpatches, regions, airports, h2h, 5+ testing things, wwottdgd,...
18:47:37 <Yexo> Lovheim: on the forums, but don't expect anything to happen with that suggestion
18:48:08 <Lovheim> Ahh thats too sad. But I'll give it a try later on, might be someone out there that feel the same way. haha
18:48:13 <planetmaker> fontselection, 0.7.x, heightlevel, devserver's one, public server's one,
18:48:48 <Belugas> Lovheim, thing is, money is not a real problem after a while. so i'm not ure it would really motivate anyone
18:48:59 <planetmaker> hm... gamecreation=river generation
18:49:08 <Belugas> plus, one might argue that there is no REAL waypoints for trucks
18:49:30 <Belugas> therefor, you cannot NORMALLY force your trucks away from the pay zone
18:50:06 <Lovheim> Would be cool tho, then you could make pay zone for a big price and therefor force your competitors to not use the road if NOT necesarry
18:50:26 <Lovheim> And in that way my cool road-network would be mainly expensive to use.
18:50:32 <planetmaker> Lovheim: that won't even work for IS2 patch
18:51:13 <Lovheim> I understand, im just playing with the thought. hehe :)
18:51:26 <Belugas> what if a competitor connects to your road in mid-point? and exit before your toll point?
18:51:41 <planetmaker> I would do exactly that :-P
18:52:06 <Lovheim> Im thinking about just 1sqm structure
18:52:17 <Lovheim> that everytime someone go trought they will pay
18:52:21 <planetmaker> and I would build a road around your road block
18:52:40 <planetmaker> so there's a free path and a path with a toll booth.
18:52:52 <Lovheim> I never thought of that
18:52:58 <planetmaker> given a path finder certainly will put a penalty on a toll booth, cars will take the clear route
18:53:38 <Lovheim> Yeah, I didnt think so far.
18:54:12 <Lovheim> What's that site _1n?
18:54:35 <planetmaker> hehe. A hint that you drop too many "'"
18:54:40 <Belugas> a subtle notice that maybe you made some errors on your english
18:54:54 <Belugas> ln is a freak sometimes
18:54:59 <Lovheim> Oh, im sorry if he was unable to understand my English ^^
18:55:11 <Lovheim> Im Norwegian, dont speak this much English
18:55:30 <planetmaker> :-) The hint mainly aimed at "Im" --> "I'm"
18:56:23 <Lovheim> echo 'Ok, i\'ll speak like this the rest of my life. Then he will have enought of them';
18:56:27 <planetmaker> don't be put off. You don't talk leet-speak. That's ugly and not readable - especially by not by non-native speakers
18:57:26 <Lovheim> Oki, well I have to run along. Thanks for replying guys! Been a pleasure speaking with you!
18:57:44 <blathijs> especially by not by non-native speakers <-- You mean people who don't have leet-speak as their primary language?
18:57:46 <Rubidium> is he flaming people again for not writing perfect English when he himself doesn't write perfect English either?
19:00:59 <Lovheim> Ok, well I am going brb. Thanks everyone yet again. I will try your AI Yexo :D
19:01:55 <_ln> clearly he cannot be talking about me, as 1) giving one url is hardly 'flaming'.
19:02:27 * Yexo wonders how long till _ln notices
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19:03:56 <planetmaker> enjoy the game, Lovheim :-)
19:04:10 <Rubidium> Yexo: probably till he ain't on the list anymore
19:04:45 <planetmaker> wasn't really bad this time, Rubidium :-)
19:05:15 <planetmaker> that link was appropriate.
19:05:45 <planetmaker> though one could have done without the hint, too. :-x
19:18:54 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: yexo * r17353 /trunk/src/music_gui.cpp: -Codechange: make sure the shuffle and programme buttons in the music window are always the same size
19:19:10 <Eddi|zuHause> Rubidium: does that kind of thing actually ever happen?
19:29:29 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17354 /trunk/src/subsidy_gui.cpp: -Codechange: make the subsidy gui nested
19:30:44 <PeterT> rubidium, what do you mean 'nested'
19:32:25 <Xaroth> Take a look at the changes?
19:32:31 <Xaroth> should be pretty easy to spot, no?
19:32:55 <PeterT> hold on. let me update
19:33:54 <Alberth> yeah, but the PDF file? ;)
19:35:38 <PeterT> are pdf files dangerous?
19:36:13 <Yexo> are exe files dangerous?
19:37:29 <PeterT> if you download them from openttd.org, no
19:37:42 <Rubidium> Yexo: ofcourse not (if you don't execute them at least)
19:37:54 <Xaroth> Rubidium: and are not on windows :P
19:38:00 <PeterT> unless rubidium and yexo are out to get us (and smatz, and tb)
19:38:04 <Yexo> Rubidium: I was trying to make PeterT think about his own question
19:38:45 <PeterT> yexo, you mis-understood me
19:38:47 <planetmaker> PeterT: it's a save bet, they are :-P
19:39:01 <Yexo> PeterT: I certainly did not
19:39:10 <PeterT> alberth asked me if i trusted him on the pdf file
19:39:49 <PeterT> ok, im sorry what i should was: "why? am i supposed to be cautious about pdf files?"
19:40:04 <Ammler> openttd.exe is a virus!
19:40:13 <Xaroth> because pdf files can contain virus.
19:40:40 <Ammler> at least, it affected me :-)
19:40:41 <planetmaker> as do xls, doc, ppt files
19:41:06 <planetmaker> and pif and exe and ... scr ... many, many
19:41:50 <Alberth> PeterT: if you use syntax highlighting, you execute code based on the contents of untrusted source :p
19:41:51 <Xaroth> all office document formats have the capability to contain objects
19:41:52 <PeterT> im off for school work
19:42:04 <Xaroth> those objects can contain virus, so as such, the doc does
19:42:54 <Ammler> this blog comment spambot is quite stupid.
19:43:22 <Eddi|zuHause> when were bots ever not stupid?
19:43:35 <Ammler> ups, wrong channel :-)
19:43:56 <Ammler> well, it alwys does comment the same post.
19:44:04 <KenjiE20> Eddi; when we welcome our robotic overlords
19:44:12 <Eddi|zuHause> conclusion: Ammler is stupid => Ammler is a bot.
19:44:31 <Ammler> don't need to be a bot.
19:44:39 <Alberth> ah, you want this 79KB package? ok, let me in stall this 70MB for you :p
19:46:55 <Dreamxtreme> and i told her the last time i dont have herpes
19:47:53 <Dreamxtreme> much like that bug
19:53:03 <Eddi|zuHause> which petition do i have to sign to get a useful ignore feature in the forums?
19:55:32 <Eddi|zuHause> any person with >50% lines consisting of "lol" is on the best path to get there, too.
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19:56:07 <Belugas> oh... i can kick, but i can't give you the power to...
19:57:21 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: forum or IRC?
19:58:09 <Eddi|zuHause> well, the ignore feature on IRC is sufficient
19:59:00 * fjb has a build in ignore feature.
19:59:51 <TrueBrain> Reddog really really doesn't get it .. he will receive his 3 warnings by the end of the week ...
20:00:22 <Eddi|zuHause> fjb: sadly, i don't.
20:01:43 <TrueBrain> lol :) That is funny Eddi|zuHause ;)
20:02:17 <TrueBrain> the latest xbcd is VERY cool :)
20:04:56 <Dreamxtreme> no more lols from me
20:06:24 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17355 /trunk/src/subsidy_gui.cpp: -Codechange: determine the minimum size of the subsidy gui based on (some) of the content
20:07:42 <Dreamxtreme> although might not be of the epic kind
20:07:50 <Belugas> well... unless you're completely stoned or drunk, or if a lot of jokes would be layed dowm, you don't need to "lol" that much, it's... useless... is it?
20:08:09 <TrueBrain> Belugas: one might think
20:08:10 <Dreamxtreme> i now i lol too much
20:08:13 <TrueBrain> Belugas: but people are CARZY you know
20:08:16 *** Dreamxtreme was kicked by DorpsGek ([22:04] <Dreamxtreme> no more lols from me)
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20:08:17 <Belugas> like... what sos it express? that you're laughing out loud. to what? who knows...
20:08:35 <Dreamxtreme> that was in context
20:08:41 <Dreamxtreme> YOU (Dreamxtreme) have been booted from #openttd by DorpsGek ([22:04] <Dreamxtreme> no more lols from me)
20:08:55 *** DorpsGek sets mode: +b *!~chatzilla@93-97-81-59.zone5.bethere.co.uk
20:08:56 *** Dreamxtreme was kicked by DorpsGek ([22:04] <Dreamxtreme> no more lols from me)
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20:09:14 <TrueBrain> Belugas: now this is a situation on which I say: lol :)
20:09:55 *** DorpsGek sets mode: -b *!~chatzilla@93-97-81-59.zone5.bethere.co.uk
20:10:09 <welshdragon> TrueBrain stop kicking innocent people
20:10:16 <TrueBrain> welshdragon: innocent?
20:10:29 <TrueBrain> he promised he wouldn't say that word! And he did! Twice!
20:10:46 <TrueBrain> and that makes it okay .. how?
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20:11:01 <Belugas> they are all stoned over there, welshdragon?
20:11:37 <welshdragon> Belugas: they lolololololololololololol a lot
20:11:56 <Dreamxtreme> i cant lo'l' anymore
20:12:01 <PeterT> they must be happy people
20:12:44 <Eddi|zuHause> i have a suggestion: if you feel the urge to lol, rofl instead
20:13:10 <PeterT> does any op here actually have an IRC with a kick/ban/unban GUI?
20:13:13 * welshdragon rofl's all over Eddi|zuHause
20:13:20 <Eddi|zuHause> if you feel that is an overreaction, put a smilie
20:13:40 <Belugas> #EVERYBODY MUST GET STONED
20:13:52 <Belugas> he.. not me who said that... Bob Dylan!
20:13:56 <welshdragon> srsly: LERN2LIGHTENUP :P
20:14:18 <Eddi|zuHause> PeterT: a) rephrase that to "an IRC with a [...] GUI", b) why does that matter?
20:14:38 <Dreamxtreme> who stole the remote
20:14:56 <PeterT> Eddi|zuHause, because it matters.
20:14:59 <Eddi|zuHause> i just misplaced it again
20:15:08 <Eddi|zuHause> like i do with remotes all the time
20:15:17 <Eddi|zuHause> including my mouse and my keyboard
20:15:36 <Eddi|zuHause> and anything else in my room that does not have a wire
20:16:03 <Eddi|zuHause> and occasionally wires which are connected to something
20:16:29 <Dreamxtreme> give it back then
20:16:45 <Eddi|zuHause> no. i never give away anything that is mine.
20:16:57 <Dreamxtreme> seriously i cant find it
20:17:04 <Dreamxtreme> but its mine though
20:17:21 <Kaas> hey guys. i've got a question.. Im in a TTD game thats in year 1992, but i still dont have electric trains. planes and cars do develop though
20:17:46 <Yexo> Kaas: did you build an electric depot?
20:17:52 <Yexo> also, what climate are you playing?
20:18:01 <Kaas> there is also a button that says: disable electic trains, but thats also unchecken
20:18:21 <Yexo> there are no electric trains in desert
20:18:22 <Kaas> newest train is tina turbo
20:18:45 <Eddi|zuHause> i suggest you try a newgrf
20:18:46 <Dreamxtreme> shows you i never go on there
20:18:58 <Eddi|zuHause> yes, there are monorails and maglevs [iirc]
20:19:14 <Kaas> at what year will i get these? :)
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20:20:11 <Belugas> at least for regular games
20:20:48 <Belugas> bummer... another chick feeder :(
20:21:26 <Kaas> 160 km/u just isnt fast enough :D
20:21:55 <Dreamxtreme> England & Wales 0.5 ready
20:22:18 <PeterT> Kaas, im checking the wiki actually
20:22:52 <PeterT> oh sorry, 1999 for first mono
20:23:04 <TrueBrain> hmm ... kaas ... /me hits the fridge
20:23:39 <Belugas> you have a sister? Called Patricia? Are you Patricia?
20:23:48 <TrueBrain> Belugas: are you mental?
20:23:59 <Belugas> I want a digital autograph
20:24:11 <Belugas> TrueBrain, mental-ly touched :)
20:24:20 <Kaas> anyway, going to play again. thanks for the infoz
20:24:47 <Belugas> and pay us a visit with her!
20:25:02 <TrueBrain> what are you babbling about? :)
20:25:47 <TrueBrain> 3rd page for nudity on the terms: digital autograph .. you got to love google
20:25:51 <Belugas> Patricia Kaas, a french signer :D
20:26:02 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: go call your girlfriend
20:26:11 <Farden> as a french, I cannot really call her a singer
20:26:44 <Farden> or, something like that
20:26:53 <Belugas> ok.. as a canadian once belgian, i do, Farden
20:27:05 <PeterT> truebrain: in english its "NSFW"
20:27:36 <Belugas> i like her, in fact. not everything she does, but a few songs here and there always touch me
20:27:54 <TrueBrain> PeterT: do us all a favor, and don't get smart on me
20:27:58 <Farden> well, it's a question of taste, I think
20:28:15 <Farden> perhaps I'm to young to understand
20:28:39 <PeterT> you dont have a country listed on your name
20:29:15 <SmatZ> TrueBrain: bad mood? :(
20:29:19 <TrueBrain> Farden: Belugas is very old, so :)
20:29:23 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: no, absolutely not :)
20:31:20 <Belugas> now it's the proper time:
20:32:01 <PeterT> Belugas: confusing "go" with "go take a piss" ?
20:32:53 <Belugas> dunno abouty you but in here, if one said just "gotta go", it usually means that
20:33:00 <Belugas> not always... but still
20:33:14 <TrueBrain> I love it when Belugas makes that sound :)
20:33:29 <Belugas> you should hear my cat...
20:33:46 <TrueBrain> our cat only tries to hurt you ..
20:34:16 <Belugas> my cat now weights 12 pounds 4 onces. monster of love!
20:34:49 <TrueBrain> I hate those canadian people
20:34:52 <TrueBrain> what is wrong with grams?
20:34:59 <TrueBrain> SI UNITS PEOPLE! :'(
20:35:25 <Rubidium> all cats hurt me, in some way or another
20:35:31 * OwenS doesn't know what his cats weigh, and if he did, he would know in sane units :p
20:35:33 <TrueBrain> 12 pounds 4 ounces = 5 556.50653 grams <- google can be useful :)
20:35:46 <OwenS> TrueBrain: Grams isn't an SI base unit :p
20:36:12 <OwenS> And grams seems like an odd unit to use for an animal's weight
20:36:18 <SmatZ> it's not base unit, only kg is
20:36:36 <Rubidium> less odd than light years for distance
20:36:49 <Belugas> well... that's how the vet told me she weighted ( the cat... not the vet...) so i just.. grabbed the number
20:36:54 <TrueBrain> depends on what you are pointing at Rubidium :)
20:37:03 <TrueBrain> Belugas: hahaha :) Not the vet? You sure? :p
20:37:14 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: in fact, we use kpc for distance
20:37:24 <Eddi|zuHause> OwenS: nobody was asking for "SI base units", just "SI units"
20:37:45 <Belugas> far from that... she told me i should check my cat's diet but ... let say the doctor was not following her own advices :D
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20:38:22 <TrueBrain> what I never understood about kg in SI, 'kg' is the base, but it isn't dkg, or mkg ...
20:38:46 <OwenS> It's an oddity dating back to the crazy french Metric comittee...
20:38:54 <TrueBrain> I hate french people
20:39:02 <OwenS> Simply they couldn't make an accurate gram :P
20:39:03 <Farden> TrueBrain : then I hate you
20:39:09 <Farden> (glx isn't the only french here)
20:39:28 <TrueBrain> Farden: might be, but glx is the only one I would make the exception for :)
20:39:38 <Eddi|zuHause> OwenS: but they could have called this big block of metal a "gram" instead of a "kilogram"
20:39:46 <TrueBrain> Farden: BOFH present
20:39:48 <Farden> toi, tu paie rien pour attendre!
20:39:55 <Belugas> ho ben... j'l'aurais jamais devine, Farden :)
20:40:05 <OwenS> Eddi|zuHause: The gram was decided in some way or other already...
20:40:11 <OwenS> As I said, crazy feench
20:40:33 * Farden slaps OwenS around with Windows Me
20:40:47 <TrueBrain> if you google for 'logic' apple is the first hit
20:40:49 <TrueBrain> that is not .. logic
20:41:06 <Dreamxtreme> anyone fancy a England and wales OTTD MP game
20:41:30 <OwenS> Farden: That Windows ME evaporated upon coming into contact with my OpenSolaris box :p
20:42:24 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17356 /trunk/src/ (subsidy.cpp subsidy_gui.cpp): -Fix: actually implement scrolling for the subsidy list instead of 'just' showing a scroll bar.
20:42:46 <TrueBrain> yes, uk is yuk, you got that right :)
20:42:49 <Dreamxtreme> it timed out uploading my map
20:42:51 <TrueBrain> oh, am I not the niceone here today :)
20:42:56 <OwenS> Linux, OpenSolaris, (Last booted ~4 months ago) Windows XP, I have a Unix-clone, Unix and Not-ix here... Just need to add OS X as a "Freak-ix" :p
20:43:15 <TrueBrain> a 4 month long running Windows XP
20:43:19 <TrueBrain> that can never be a good thing
20:43:22 <Rubidium> Farden: so it's almost time to use Debian :)
20:43:27 <Lovheim> Hello again, anyone experienced the bug when trying to add newGFX that the game crashes and say "<filename>.gfx lost in cache"?
20:43:28 <OwenS> TrueBrain: Unbooted for 4 months :P
20:43:34 <Farden> don't talk me about that shit^^
20:43:36 <TrueBrain> I want to bet that next time you move your mouse, it asks you to reboot before changes take affect
20:43:43 <Eddi|zuHause> TrueBrain: by far not your best day yet ;)
20:43:53 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: what would it make my best day? :)
20:43:54 <Rubidium> Farden: but... Debian runs with the freebsd kernel
20:43:57 <OwenS> TrueBrain: Next time I boot it I expect it to ask me to download 1GB of updates or such
20:44:07 <TrueBrain> OwenS: download them before you boot :p
20:44:07 <Eddi|zuHause> i should rather not say anything now :p
20:44:09 <SmatZ> I had windows running for over a year... on a notebook, suspended on disk :-p
20:44:11 <Farden> yeah, they "stole" freeBSD kernel parts
20:44:22 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: so you picked up on that ? :) Damn, I now really feel like Simon :)
20:44:23 <Farden> but, a kernel doesn't make an OS
20:44:37 <OwenS> Farden: FreeBSD's ZFS implementation is absolutely crappy
20:44:40 <Farden> they form the great freeBSD
20:45:07 <TrueBrain> then .. when is the last time you tried compiling OpenTTD on FreeBSD?
20:45:10 <OwenS> I mean, ffs, panics are a regular occurance...
20:45:15 <SmatZ> I was surprised when I powered it on (it's old old pentium) and it resumed from hibernation :)
20:45:30 <Ammler> fjb: is using openttd there...
20:45:30 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: would have been funny :)
20:45:43 <OwenS> Well I have a 2TB ZFS pool so Solaris is my only practical option :p
20:46:04 <Dreamxtreme> Description field exceeded 500 characters. EPIC FAIL
20:46:05 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: it compiles fine on Debian's FreeBSD
20:46:08 <Farden> but... I don't think they know how to use it
20:46:13 <OwenS> Farden: AFS? AtheOS File System?
20:46:14 <Farden> cause it's always crashing
20:46:28 <Lovheim> Anyone had the error where it says the GFX is lost in cache?
20:46:49 <TrueBrain> page 35 on search term 'logic' gives me nudity .. silly Google :p
20:47:08 <OwenS> Basically, one has to do about 20 pages of settings changes to get ZFS working "reliably" on FreeBSD. No thanks. Solaris is easier
20:47:11 <Farden> nudity can be full of logic^^
20:47:35 <Farden> OwenS : if you see it that way, yeah of course
20:47:51 <OwenS> And no other FS provides the functionality
20:47:53 <TrueBrain> using ZFS to dismiss a whole OS .. that is a new :)
20:48:09 <Farden> but, they're working on it
20:48:20 <Farden> ZFS and freebsd will be friends again \o
20:48:27 <OwenS> Also, FreeBSD is still stupidly clinging to BSD make :p
20:48:46 <Farden> well, I prefer BSD make
20:48:51 <Farden> it's less verbose in standart mode
20:48:59 <TrueBrain> Dreamxtreme: can I .. suggest you tune down your 'epic fail' .. it starts to become, well .. annoying. We spent all this time on creating something amazing, and all you can say is: epic fail here, epic fail there. Besides the fact you clearly 100% misunderstood the term 'epic fail', it is also very much not nice to throw around that often.
20:49:01 <Farden> when you're using recursive makefiles
20:49:32 <Farden> I had a project to do, which had to compile with both gmake and pmake
20:49:40 <Farden> and, with gmake the log was about 40 lines
20:49:45 <Farden> and pmake it was only 10
20:49:54 <Dreamxtreme> lol i was referring to the epic fail on my part TrueBrain
20:49:56 <TrueBrain> so gmake is clearly better :)
20:50:05 <TrueBrain> oh oh oh oh, a lol :) So I can kick you now?
20:50:07 <Farden> it's much easier to get errors when you don't have all those "entering directory ... leaving directory" messages
20:50:22 <OwenS> recursive makefiles are silly anyway. They don't play along with the -j option...
20:50:32 <Farden> TrueBrain : more message are good, but only if there are usefull
20:50:44 <OwenS> Farden: I find the directorry messages useful :p
20:51:01 <OwenS> Because if your insisting on recursive makefiles, I want to be able to find the failed file...
20:51:22 <OwenS> Rather than just file.c(24) and not knowing where file.c is
20:51:23 <Farden> doesn't it tells you the complete path when it does an error?
20:51:27 <Rubidium> Farden: just add '-s' to your MAKEFLAGS
20:51:45 <Farden> ok, cause it does for me
20:51:53 <Farden> but it's probably because of a hidden flag somewhere
20:51:57 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: smatz * r17357 /trunk/src/yapf/yapf_road.cpp: -Codechange: some compilers complain about implicit conversion from NULL to bool
20:52:16 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: you make it sound like the compilers are to blame :p
20:52:16 <Farden> which make the directory messages useless
20:52:36 <TrueBrain> type-checking? Anyone? :p
20:52:58 <OwenS> Then again I never see those messages because I don't use recursive makefiles; because they, as I said, don't paralelize properly with -jX options - they either spawn more ccs than I wanted or spawn a make process per core. Neither is smart
20:53:37 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: they are; newer compilers removed valid warnings
20:55:33 <Farden> OwenS : it's more a style of structure
20:55:43 <glx> gcc 3.4.5 complains, gcc 4.4.0 doesn't
20:55:51 <Farden> for big C/C++ projects, using a recursive structure is very usefull
20:56:00 <Farden> when you have dozens of files to compile
20:56:14 <OwenS> Farden: For big C/C++ projects you shouldn't be hand writing makefiles :P
20:56:18 <TrueBrain> Farden: I can say with proud OpenTTD uses only 2 Makefiles for the whole compile-process
20:56:23 <TrueBrain> well, 3, but one is to call the other 2 :p
20:56:33 <TrueBrain> OwenS: owh ... euh ...
20:56:37 <TrueBrain> DOH! I knew we did something wrong :p
20:57:01 <OwenS> Then again maybe I'm just too much of a CMake fan :p
20:57:04 <[com]buster> Farden: maybe you read on "recursive make considered harmful"
20:57:09 <Farden> OwenS : I'm talking about school projects, and at the moment, we MUST write every makefile by ourselves
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20:57:29 <Farden> but later, we'll be allowed to do beautiful automated things
20:57:31 <TrueBrain> self-written Makefiles / configure shit is better than that annoying auto* shit :(
20:58:02 <Farden> I've heard from students in the next class that autotools are worst than hell
20:58:09 <Farden> I will soon see if it's true^^
20:58:33 <OwenS> Autotools... ugh... Theres a reason KDE went Automake -> CMake :p
20:58:33 <TrueBrain> I don't understand why so much projects use them ... 'easy'?
20:58:51 <Dreamxtreme> TrueBrain you ever used joomla
20:59:01 <Farden> probably because they produce good looking results?
20:59:10 <Farden> it's nice to see the checklist of ./configure
20:59:14 <Farden> it's looking very geek
20:59:21 <OwenS> "good looking"? CMake's results are better looking :p
20:59:25 <[com]buster> And it's taking waaaay too much time
20:59:26 <TrueBrain> Dreamxtreme: don't use such words in here
20:59:26 <Dreamxtreme> but it has its floors
20:59:40 <TrueBrain> Farden: yeah, and that is about all :p
20:59:42 <Farden> [com]buster : I have to agree on that^^
20:59:47 <TrueBrain> it looks cool you check for stdio.h
20:59:52 <Dreamxtreme> ok whats your fav CMS
20:59:56 <TrueBrain> (WTF? If you miss that file, something is VERY wrong :p)
20:59:57 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: smatz * r17358 /trunk/src/stdafx.h: -Fix: compilation was broken for gcc older than 3.4
21:00:11 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: does 2.95.3 work? :p :p :p
21:00:39 * OwenS wonders why MS prefixed that with "std"...
21:00:44 <Rubidium> TrueBrain: ofcourse it does
21:00:45 <[com]buster> that you are even *manage* to get that through gcc
21:00:57 <Farden> there are still people using older version that 3.0?
21:01:17 <Eddi|zuHause> i tried using CMake recently to compile a KDE app
21:01:31 <Eddi|zuHause> it didn't really give useful error messages
21:01:31 <Rubidium> (just not on OpenTTD's code base)
21:01:32 <Rubidium> this is going to look so nice due to all my lagging :)
21:01:37 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: why do I suspect that a vanilla (non-debian) gcc 2.95.3 give me ... funny errors? :)
21:01:40 <[com]buster> But I'm stubbornly refusing to get gcc past 4.2
21:01:59 <Farden> [com]buster : gcc should ever be 4.2
21:02:05 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: :'( :'( BUT I WANT TO USE GCC 2.95.3!!! I LOVE THAT COMPILER! :p
21:02:09 <SmatZ> I think NoAI merge didn't break that
21:02:20 <SmatZ> (there were fixes after merge to make it work(
21:02:25 <OwenS> Eddi|zuHause: Huh? Never noticed it not giving nice messages
21:02:25 <SmatZ> but later it broke again
21:02:34 <SmatZ> I waster some time to make it working
21:02:39 <[com]buster> Right now I'm seriously looking for gcc replacements
21:02:50 <TrueBrain> tokai should just make sure MorphOS has a 'recent' compiler :p
21:02:59 <DorpsGek> SmatZ: tokai was last seen in #openttd 2 weeks, 4 days, 4 hours, 45 minutes, and 13 seconds ago: <tokai> Audigex: yes. One way to find out what it means, right? :)
21:03:00 <TrueBrain> [com]buster: tcc? icc? llvm?
21:03:04 <Farden> [com]buster found something good?
21:03:04 <planetmaker> he... wasting time + giving up = good choice? strange... :-P
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21:03:21 <TrueBrain> planetmaker: hehe :) OUT OF CONTEXT! :P
21:03:25 <[com]buster> icc is huge, llvm is still a wip
21:03:43 <TrueBrain> [com]buster: LLVM is going pretty rapid, but yes :)
21:03:48 <TrueBrain> tcc is nice :) 64bit 'works' :)
21:03:51 <Farden> stop with your sun things
21:03:57 <Eddi|zuHause> OwenS: i don't have the error message anymore, but it was something like "error executing <very internal sounding file> - file not found"
21:04:05 <[com]buster> I need something I can compile myself
21:04:09 <OwenS> Eddi|zuHause: Never got such an error =/
21:04:13 <OwenS> [com]buster: Open64 then :p
21:04:27 <OwenS> Which actually does 32-bit code... stupid Compaq name...
21:04:28 <DorpsGek> SmatZ: Commit by smatz :: r16492 /trunk (15 files in 5 dirs) (2009-06-01 11:49:46 UTC)
21:04:30 <DorpsGek> SmatZ: -Remove: support for gcc2. It hasn't been able to compile OTTD for months. All attempts to do another workaround failed.
21:04:36 <[com]buster> I actually have that
21:04:42 <Eddi|zuHause> i installed a bunch of packages that were hinted on the "compile this program" wiki page, that apparently fixed it
21:04:45 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: that was a sad day! :p
21:04:51 <Eddi|zuHause> but i still have no idea what package was missing
21:05:07 <OwenS> So, [com]buster, whats your issue with GCC?
21:05:16 <TrueBrain> did I say that out loud?
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21:05:41 <OwenS> Bloatware? And your suggesting replacing it with the itself quite large LLVM? (And I say this as an LLVM fan :P )
21:05:46 <TrueBrain> it is amazing it took THIS LONG before any serious alternative starts to become accepted
21:05:57 <TrueBrain> LLVM is much less bloatware
21:06:00 <OwenS> TrueBrain: I blame the C/C++ grammar :p
21:06:02 <TrueBrain> large != bloat by definition
21:06:03 <[com]buster> llvm can at least target multiple arches with *one* binary
21:06:27 <OwenS> Also, I blame how hard it is to optimize code :p
21:06:28 <TrueBrain> LLVM does what it says what it does, and nothing more
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21:06:44 <OwenS> Whoo... only 40MB of packages left to go
21:06:48 <TrueBrain> gcc on the other hand is one big fucking mess
21:07:07 <glx> autotools or how to spend more time in configure than in compile
21:07:08 <OwenS> GCC and Binutils are from a back end perspective, I agree
21:07:10 <[com]buster> gcc past 4.2 won't compile properly on cygwin hosts
21:07:10 <TrueBrain> [com]buster: but seriously, if you are looking for something small, C only, try tcc
21:07:27 <SmatZ> sys-devel/gcc-4.4.1 Total size : 59.97 MiB
21:07:30 <OwenS> small, C only, and with an optimizer which is crap :p
21:07:33 <Farden> [com]buster : did you tried andLinux
21:07:39 <SmatZ> ... when one deleted precompiled headers
21:07:59 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: indeed, size is not related to its bloat-status :)
21:08:14 <SmatZ> TrueBrain: why is it bloated?
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21:08:27 <OwenS> I think it became bloated about the time it grew 5 different internal representations...
21:08:30 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: you don't agree? :p
21:08:47 <Eddi|zuHause> hm... these kabauter thingies must have got into my system now
21:08:51 <SmatZ> TrueBrain: I don't see a reason why it should be bloatware :)
21:08:58 <Dreamxtreme> well this just turned into a all out war
21:09:06 <OwenS> Also... The GCC and Binutils devs apparently have not considered that people may want to port their compiler to target a new architecture...
21:09:12 <[com]buster> And when it started to require odd dependencies
21:09:14 <TrueBrain> given that 'bloatware' is a bit vague, lets define what I think is wrong with GCC: unmangable (the code is a real mess), include-tree is a mess, library-shit is a mess, dep-shit is a mess
21:09:28 <OwenS> Still supports PDP-11...
21:09:32 <Eddi|zuHause> the kmix magically switched from the volume keys changing the "master" slide to changing the "pcm" slide
21:09:37 <TrueBrain> then we continue to talk about targets: every target follows other rules. Gentoo did a good effort unifying them, but still you hav etrouble that for some targets things are called different
21:10:05 <[com]buster> Supporting PDP-11 is teh fail
21:10:05 <OwenS> GCC and Binutils have HORRENDOUS developer documentation
21:10:25 <OwenS> Tell me if you can find a useful document on how to target them to a new architecture
21:10:37 <OwenS> I searched for hours. ONE DOES NOT EXIST. FOR A COMPILER PROJECT THIS IS RIDICULOUS
21:10:44 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: KILL THEM! BE THE OVERLORD! :) (play Overlord 2, and you understand the reference)
21:10:50 <[com]buster> and you need to be a geek to even ead the user manual
21:11:09 <OwenS> [com]buster: To be fair, compilers are targetted at geeks :p
21:11:19 <TrueBrain> SmatZ: on top of that, gcc silently assumes glibc and binutils
21:11:26 <[com]buster> OwenS: not every software developer is
21:11:30 <TrueBrain> gcc (a few targets at least) have hardcoded directories
21:11:39 <TrueBrain> it can leak memory like a maniac, untracable
21:11:45 <OwenS> TrueBrain: GCC allows you to disable use of glibc
21:11:49 <SmatZ> TrueBrain: I am running gcc with uclibc ;) (gentoo, maybe patched)
21:11:59 <TrueBrain> I never said it was impossible
21:12:03 <TrueBrain> I said it silently assumes it
21:12:05 <[com]buster> gentoo, patches guaranteed :)
21:12:06 <OwenS> --freestanding or --with-newlib depending upon your preferences IIRC :p
21:12:06 <TrueBrain> you need to patch it to make it to work
21:12:20 <[com]buster> --without-headers --with-newlib ;)
21:12:37 <TrueBrain> so yes, I consider gcc bloatware and in need of replacement
21:12:43 <TrueBrain> (long overdue, if you ask me)
21:12:45 <OwenS> [com]buster: The --with-newlib is, what, 2 minor, a major and 4 minor revisions out of date? :p
21:13:04 <Dreamxtreme> why doesnt this thing upload
21:13:04 * Dreamxtreme gives his router a kick
21:13:22 <TrueBrain> 6 times 3 is also legal
21:13:22 <OwenS> TrueBrain: Yes. I'm just pointing out the major in the middle of that :p
21:13:52 <Rubidium> hmm... complaining about scripts that check for stdio.h and complaining about stuff that assumes that certain things are installed...
21:14:18 <Eddi|zuHause> TrueBrain> 6 times 3 is also legal <-- that sounds very awful
21:14:30 <TrueBrain> Eddi|zuHause: it is, and I felt ashamed I said it out loud
21:14:39 <TrueBrain> I am happy SmatZ is so naief he didn't understand it ;)
21:14:41 <TrueBrain> Rubidium: fair point :)
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21:15:24 <[com]buster> GCC is built to force you into using more FSF crap
21:16:11 <Eddi|zuHause> the fun starts if they switch glibc into (strict) GPL :)
21:16:11 <OwenS> The only project more annoying is glibc...
21:16:19 <TrueBrain> OwenS: on that I fully agree
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21:16:32 <OwenS> In no small part because of <whatshisname>...
21:16:36 <TrueBrain> the few replacement libs are pretty nice
21:16:47 <TrueBrain> sadly, hard to compile your system to use them :s
21:16:54 <[com]buster> glibc is 5% c library, 95% crap others wanted to have
21:17:10 <TrueBrain> you know what, lets make a new OS, which doesn't have that crap!! :p
21:17:24 <TrueBrain> make it binary compatible with Windows, *nix, BSD (and OSX)!
21:17:27 <Rubidium> ah well, with gcc 4.4 they might have made a good step into distros not using it :)
21:17:50 <[com]buster> (and way ahead of you)
21:18:30 <TrueBrain> even workable images? Impressive ;)
21:18:42 <[com]buster> its still pre-alpha
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21:18:46 <OwenS> [com]buster: PD is quite an interesting choice as not all countries have such a concept
21:19:01 <TrueBrain> I once started an OS .. never came past the point of implementing something real :p
21:19:17 <TrueBrain> put it under PD and CC-ZERO, and you should be fine for most countries :)
21:19:24 <TrueBrain> glx: I really do like that :)
21:19:30 <[com]buster> I'm currently trying to get hardware 3d working ;)
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21:19:45 <TrueBrain> well .. I first have another project to launch ;)
21:20:06 <OwenS> [com]buster: on an nVidia card was it not you were working?
21:20:27 <TrueBrain> I personally like HelenOS
21:20:34 <[com]buster> Nvidia's have nice bioses that don't need workarounds
21:20:44 <[com]buster> and I only have one nv card
21:20:45 <OwenS> "The 'pcieb' driver shares the alias 'pciexclass,060401' with the 'pcie_pci'" <-- O_o
21:21:06 <Eddi|zuHause> TrueBrain: sounds very greek-ish ;)
21:21:29 <OwenS> That concerns me slightly because my HTPC's mobo + graphics card combination requires a Solaris PCIE on Intel workarround...
21:22:06 * OwenS crosses fingers it's nothing
21:22:26 <OwenS> Because otherwise I'm going to get further acquainted with SunOS' Kernel Debugger
21:23:35 <OwenS> (Meh, if it were Linux, I would be pulling hardware to get to the settings file. No complaints there)
21:24:06 <Dreamxtreme> my scenario file isnt uploading properly to the forum attachment
21:24:32 <TrueBrain> I wish you all a very good night :)
21:24:34 <Dreamxtreme> the uploader closes but it doesnt show in the forum
21:24:49 <OwenS> Well... time to boot the HTPC into opensolaris-2
21:25:10 <TrueBrain> OwenS: I want a HTPC which communicates with my xbox ... till now I failed to do that correctly under linux :p
21:25:17 <TrueBrain> and I refuse to instlal windows for it :p
21:25:26 <Eddi|zuHause> <[com]buster> hµhµ <- that is very evil. my eyes always try to read "huhu" while my brain tries to read "hmhm"... now they are constantly fighting each other
21:25:31 <TrueBrain> oh, my bed .. right
21:25:38 <OwenS> Though both use UPNP :p
21:26:58 <OwenS> "pfexec shutdown -i6 -g0" weeii
21:27:14 <[com]buster> its one of the initial debug screens
21:27:45 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: smatz * r17359 /trunk/src/misc_gui.cpp: -Fix: put static before cv qualifier, some compilers complain about that
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21:30:29 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: yexo * r17360 /trunk/src/ (49 files in 3 dirs): -Fix (r17329): the 'track' and 'title' texts were lost in the conversion to nested widgets
21:31:10 <OwenS> Same Intel hardware bug workaround bug. GAH! kernel debugger workaround workaround time..
21:32:28 <Dreamxtreme> o The attachment’s file size is too large, the maximum upload size is 4 MB.
21:32:55 <SmatZ> OwenS: what are you doing?
21:35:09 <tokai> hmm.. quite a stupid bot :)
21:35:40 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: yexo * r17361 /trunk/src/music_gui.cpp: -Fix (r17360): committed a bit too much
21:35:54 <OwenS> SmatZ: Getting OpenSolaris to boot on Intel hardware with a PCI-E bug...
21:37:57 <SmatZ> OwenS: I didn't know about any such bug :-x
21:43:09 <OwenS> SmatZ: Theres apparently a need for an "rber workaround". I have no clue what that means :p
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21:43:50 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: yexo * r17362 /trunk/src/lang/afrikaans.txt: -Fix (r17360): alignment in afrikaans.txt was wrong
21:43:55 <OwenS> Or rather is sometimes a need for it and sometimes not. And the kernel doesn't currently know when it is needed and when not. And when not it crashes :p
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21:44:21 <Kaas> is it possible to replace electric trains to monorail train with the replace trains button?
21:45:30 <SmatZ> "lol" is banned today :-p
21:45:44 <OwenS> "~Chris_Boo@client" /me wonders what OS truncates usernames at 9 characters..
21:45:58 <Kaas> well, i can agree on that
21:46:12 <Kaas> im not going to manually replace 261 trains >_>
21:46:58 <Eddi|zuHause> i recommend you using a newgrf
21:47:03 <Eddi|zuHause> and i believe i said that before
21:47:49 <Kaas> which newgrf do you recommend?
21:48:01 <Kaas> as there are like 200 different ones
21:48:03 <Eddi|zuHause> most newgrf rail sets discourage switching from conventional rail to maglev
21:48:26 <Eddi|zuHause> well, most of the times you'd be focusing on the railset of one country
21:48:28 <Rubidium> don't underestimate the number of NewGRFs :)
21:48:44 <DaleStan> We recommend one set at a time. Alphabetical order, maybe?
21:49:07 <Eddi|zuHause> so you'd use a canadian set, or an american set, or a uk set, or a german set
21:49:08 <OwenS> Though multiple at once are now supported it tends to cause unfortunate results :p
21:49:13 <Kaas> is there one that has the same stats for all trains, only that they all run on normal un-elecrtified tracks?
21:49:34 <Eddi|zuHause> you can write that yourself :p
21:49:36 <OwenS> Thats rather unrealistic :p
21:49:37 <Kaas> the same stats as the original trains*
21:49:51 <Eddi|zuHause> you don't actually have to know the stats
21:49:55 <Kaas> well, that way you can play the game without having to replace 262 trains manually
21:50:03 * OwenS expects Belugas to say something about realism :p
21:50:35 <Eddi|zuHause> Kaas: it's just a couple of lines of NFO
21:51:27 <Kaas> is it? *searches config file*
21:51:37 <Yexo> Kaas: nfo != config file
21:51:42 <Eddi|zuHause> NFO ain't going to be in the config file
21:51:45 <OwenS> Kaas: NFO = NewGRF language :
21:51:56 <Kaas> jeez, who invented that newgrf
21:52:13 <Eddi|zuHause> i'd go for Josef Drexler
21:52:22 <DaleStan> The GRF container was invented by the TTD team.
21:53:09 <Eddi|zuHause> DaleStan: TTO uses a different container format?
21:53:23 <Eddi|zuHause> i'd guess rather not
21:53:27 <DaleStan> ... Unlikely, actually. So the TTO team.
21:53:48 <fjb> Me? What about me? Oh, OpenTTD on FreeBSD. Runs great.
21:53:57 <DaleStan> The NFO file format and programming language were invented by Josef and Michael Blunck, and extended and/or improved upon by various members of the TTDPatch and OpenTTD teams.
21:53:58 <Yexo> DaleStan: if I update the nforenum data files, should I only increase the second byte and leave the first one alone?
21:54:42 <DaleStan> I'd recommend making the second match whatever is in the current source.
21:54:43 <Kaas> is there a way to rip the original trainset?
21:55:10 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17363 /trunk/src/ (rail_cmd.cpp road_cmd.cpp vehicle.cpp): -Fix [FS#3163] (r16717): feed autoreplace the front of vehicles, otherwise it gets distracted and bails out
21:55:39 <Yexo> why match current source? so that if the source is updated my data gets overwritten with the new 'official' data files?
21:55:49 <Kaas> this might be a noob question, where do i find the NFO?
21:55:59 <DaleStan> Kaas: GRFCodec outputs it.
21:56:01 <Eddi|zuHause> Kaas: it is not necessary, the NFO language keeps all default values, you only need to set the things you want changed
21:56:10 <Eddi|zuHause> which is the railtype property
21:57:27 <Eddi|zuHause> Kaas: i suggest you try to base your efforts on the "origeng.grf", after you read through the NFO tutorial
21:57:27 <DaleStan> Yexo: True. So it depends on how persistent you want your datafiles to be. As long as the first matches and the source-code version of the second is no greater than the file-version, NFORenum will use the the on-disk version.
21:57:57 <Eddi|zuHause> (you find the tutorial in the above link)
21:58:11 <Ammler> Kaas: you could use my logic train as example, it uses the toyland maglev and has a configurable speed
21:59:45 <Eddi|zuHause> i'm fairly certain "for all engines, set property <railtype> to <conventional>" can be expressed in one NFO pseudosprite
22:01:20 <Ammler> oh, that's all he want :-)
22:01:38 <Kaas> Ammler: that looks simple to edit. Do you have a link for the original train set in NFO?
22:01:42 <DaleStan> Eddi|zuHause: Correct. Plus, of course, sprite 0 and action 8. Total file size will be about 130-150 bytes.
22:01:57 <Ammler> Kaas: original has no nfo, well no pseudo sprites
22:02:02 <DaleStan> Kaas: The original train set in NFO is an empty file.
22:02:16 <DaleStan> NFO uses the defaults when no other settings are present.
22:02:37 <Eddi|zuHause> i said that like three times already
22:02:46 <DaleStan> More accurately, NFO uses the defaults unless set otherwise.
22:03:01 <Kaas> and i still cant believe it, eddi :P
22:04:55 <Kaas> there are just 2 things that i want: original train set, but all trains drive on normal track.
22:05:54 <Eddi|zuHause> exactly, and the first thing requires 0 lines of NFO, the second thing requires 1 line of NFO
22:06:10 <Eddi|zuHause> plus the mandatory things which the tutorial tell you
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22:06:52 * OwenS notes solaris has a "genunix" module... Genuine Unix?
22:07:22 <OwenS> Why does one need a "genuine unix" module? or is it "general unix?" =S
22:07:24 <Kaas> could i ask from you if you could do that for me? so i dont have to go through the tutorial for 1 line of NFO
22:07:32 <Eddi|zuHause> OwenS: they homephone and tell you when you've got a pirated copy?
22:07:50 <Belugas> ho.. pfffff... running gag... look at me.. i'm a realistic clown
22:07:51 <Rubidium> Belugas: still not home? poor you
22:08:07 <Belugas> ho he's gone alright...
22:08:07 <Eddi|zuHause> Kaas: no, you won't get anything for free
22:08:23 <Belugas> i'm just trying to get my head up
22:08:28 <Eddi|zuHause> Kaas: you could, however, just replace your 200something trains
22:09:08 <Kaas> i would, if there was a button for it.
22:09:53 <Eddi|zuHause> we have already given you more than any other person who asked for that button
22:10:29 <Eddi|zuHause> it's up to you to follow a few simple steps that already have been layed out for you
22:11:50 <OwenS> w00t. /me may have mplayer + vdpau soon
22:11:57 <Ammler> you could also enable "vehicle never expire" and continue with the trains you have.
22:12:28 <Ammler> or start a new map with start year 2050
22:13:38 <Kaas> k, ill figure it out. thanks for the help ;)
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22:26:46 <planetmaker> the first one won't apply on clean trunk ;-)
22:26:58 <Dreamxtreme> i take most of you guys run the nightly
22:28:35 <Yexo> planetmaker: there is an fclose missing in CanCreateCrashLog
22:31:51 <planetmaker> meh. it adds numbers to the files :S
22:33:44 <Yexo> it doesn't compile, it needs crash.h as include in os/windows/win32.cpp
22:33:58 <Yexo> and os/windows/win32.cpp already has GamelogPrintCrashLogProc, so that one has to be commented out
22:34:22 <planetmaker> yes... I could swear I did that... :S
22:38:44 <CIA-1> OpenTTD: rubidium * r17364 /trunk/src/subsidy_gui.cpp: -Fix (r17356): off by one when selecting a subsidy
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22:40:25 <planetmaker> ^ again updated :-)
22:40:33 <planetmaker> and now with "permanent" link
22:43:35 * planetmaker is off to bed and wishes a good night here to all
22:56:24 <OwenS> WEEEI! I GOT MPLAYER-VDPAU WORKING ON SOLARIS! :D
22:56:57 <OwenS> Now the only problem I've got is re-encoding the HD XviD some moron created...
22:57:23 <glx> planetmaker: your diff will remove some all windows crash info
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