00:56 < bridge> i failed 00:56 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167597601697300490/IMG_3836.png?ex=654eb501&is=653c4001&hm=e9289acd32a3f3571247345ebe5eef1f3cd7ed84c65b71c3630e9bdee75a8104& 02:21 < bridge> HOLY FUCK thank you function overloading, you wasted a significant amount of my time 02:22 < bridge> remember kids, `ivec2(env_indices.y)` is not the same as `ivec2(env_indices.y, 0)` 02:22 < bridge> one will correctly index into a 1-d texture, the other not 02:22 < bridge> 🙃 02:32 < bridge> 😵‍💫 02:34 < bridge> :pepeW: 03:03 < bridge> @tsfreddie @jupeyy_keks @k2d222 The shader didn't turn out all that bad 03:03 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167629733178130583/quads_layer.gdshader?ex=654ed2ed&is=653c5ded&hm=2c824d47ac7c9abcfc2a2d87c9f627e825ec9f2f9bb087ecfa66d9c34102d669& 03:04 < bridge> (discord-friendly version) 03:04 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167629956810035270/quads_layer.gdshader.txt?ex=654ed323&is=653c5e23&hm=08809c1679694ada08f64fed00aa76060c71d566c5f2061ca006db7555102914& 03:24 < bridge> Fun game 03:24 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167635050150494258/Screenshot_20231028_032421_Chrome.jpg?ex=654ed7e1&is=653c62e1&hm=fa30e285a7c163432d208a393abd739a7d83ecd5b602221ce54083824c25a8e2& 03:27 < bridge> Implementing (parts of) teeworlds in Godot? 08:48 < bridge> did anyone change the font code recently 08:49 < bridge> now where's the screenshot 👀 08:49 < bridge> yea srsly 09:37 < bridge> @gerdoe ok git revert revert xdd 09:37 < bridge> 09:37 < bridge> if you use 09:37 < bridge> ``` 09:37 < bridge> setx VK_ICD_FILENAMES .\\lvp_icd.x86_64.json 09:37 < bridge> ``` 09:37 < bridge> in powershell 09:37 < bridge> 09:37 < bridge> it indeed works 09:37 < bridge> @gerdoe then u have a working vulkan driver 😄 09:45 < bridge> @gerdoe step by step for you (and so i dont forget xdd) 09:45 < bridge> 09:45 < bridge> 1. download https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases/download/23.2.1/mesa3d-23.2.1-development-pack-mingw.7z 09:45 < bridge> 2. from the x64 dir, unpack `lvp_icd.x86_64.json` and `vulkan_lvp.dll` into the root dir of the project (see image) 09:45 < bridge> 3. 09:45 < bridge> in powershell type: 09:45 < bridge> ``` 09:45 < bridge> setx VK_ICD_FILENAMES .\\lvp_icd.x86_64.json 09:45 < bridge> ``` 09:45 < bridge> 4. start 09:45 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167730794719092877/image.png?ex=654f310c&is=653cbc0c&hm=3ac85aaaca4beff8ee769a159daf543476c2fbcfb16fccea1832797342236335& 09:45 < bridge> @gerdoe step by step for you (and so i dont forget xdd) 09:45 < bridge> 09:45 < bridge> 1. download https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases/download/23.2.1/mesa3d-23.2.1-release-mingw.7z 09:45 < bridge> 2. from the x64 dir, unpack `lvp_icd.x86_64.json` and `vulkan_lvp.dll` into the root dir of the project (see image) 09:45 < bridge> 3. 09:45 < bridge> in powershell type: 09:45 < bridge> ``` 09:45 < bridge> setx VK_ICD_FILENAMES .\\lvp_icd.x86_64.json 09:46 < bridge> ``` 09:46 < bridge> 4. start 09:46 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167730794719092877/image.png?ex=654f310c&is=653cbc0c&hm=3ac85aaaca4beff8ee769a159daf543476c2fbcfb16fccea1832797342236335& 09:47 < bridge> @gerdoe step by step for you (and so i dont forget xdd) 09:47 < bridge> 09:47 < bridge> 1. download https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases/download/23.2.1/mesa3d-23.2.1-release-mingw.7z 09:47 < bridge> 2. from the x64 dir, unpack `lvp_icd.x86_64.json` and `vulkan_lvp.dll` into the root dir of the project (see image) 09:47 < bridge> 3. in powershell type: 09:47 < bridge> 09:47 < bridge> ``` 09:47 < bridge> setx VK_ICD_FILENAMES .\\lvp_icd.x86_64.json 09:47 < bridge> ``` 09:47 < bridge> 4. start 09:47 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167730794719092877/image.png?ex=654f310c&is=653cbc0c&hm=3ac85aaaca4beff8ee769a159daf543476c2fbcfb16fccea1832797342236335& 09:57 < bridge> morning 09:57 < bridge> good morning 10:01 < bridge> some random html ads platform filler game that happened to blow up. 10:02 < bridge> pro 12:23 < bridge> I swear its Godot 12:23 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167770535766269992/2023-10-28-122235_1920x1080_scrot.png?ex=654f560f&is=653ce10f&hm=d9e7f53856db2f5598a1116ac80a5205180846fb51b0a51a114f7c1bf4dd3b1a& 12:23 < bridge> yea :) 12:39 < bridge> when map editor in godot 12:41 < bridge> I considered implementing compatibility with the "Tiled" map editor https://www.mapeditor.org/, but envelopes would not be supported last time I checked 12:42 < bridge> envelopes are a different kind of difficult task 12:43 < bridge> we have animation trees and stuff to make anything we want (color, position, conditions, etc) 12:43 < bridge> but then it's very unsafe due to it running anything you give, even running different code 12:43 < bridge> but then it's very unsafe due to it running anything you give, even running different code (so nono on AnimationTree nodes) 12:52 < bridge> nais looks good already 12:52 < bridge> any limitations in this format? 12:52 < bridge> the tilemap borders, still ^^ 12:52 < bridge> i c 12:52 < bridge> btw do u plan to do something with this renderer? like do u plan to use godot physics or smth 12:53 < bridge> I plan to integrate it with Zwelf's TwGame, which provides gamestate 12:54 < bridge> which map is this btw? 12:54 < bridge> dm1 12:54 < bridge> ah lol true 12:54 < bridge> very niche map xd 12:55 < bridge> the platform confused me 12:55 < bridge> but it's actually in tha tmap xd 12:55 < bridge> but it's actually in that map xd 12:56 < bridge> TwGame can already process teehistorian and demos (I think). I hope that Zwelf will support a server connection somehow in the future 12:56 < bridge> but why godot is still the question 12:57 < bridge> to get something running I think ^^ 12:58 < bridge> like controls and stuff? 12:58 < bridge> It's kinda hard for me to make progress in twgpu, maybe if I come back to it now, I'd make progress more quickly 12:59 < bridge> it kinda just seemed like a fun project to do maybe 13:01 < bridge> does the engine perform well? 13:01 < bridge> got any benches? 13:01 < bridge> hm not yet, I'll take a look 13:02 < bridge> i'd also be interested in startup time 13:02 < bridge> when i hear godot i think of a monster engine u know xd 13:02 < bridge> big maps are horrible in terms of load times, because the tilemap format is drastically different 13:03 < bridge> the engine itself 13:03 < bridge> I'd have to try out a release build I guess 13:03 < bridge> hm, right 13:03 < bridge> only in release godot will the rust code run in release mode 13:03 < bridge> so it might not be that bad after all 13:05 < bridge> I'll do parallax zoom, and do the other stuff after 13:42 < bridge> @ryozuki can i build linux-6.1.57-gentoo without changing it on eselect kernel? 13:42 < bridge> why 13:42 < bridge> changing eselect kernel doesnt do anything important 13:42 < bridge> u can do it without care 13:42 < bridge> what r u scared of 13:43 < bridge> breaking everything :cluess: 13:43 < bridge> u cant 13:43 < bridge> im very talanted at it 13:43 < bridge> because u dont boot from /usr/src/linux 13:43 < bridge> its just the source 13:43 < bridge> it is installed somewhere else 13:45 < bridge> @patiga public project? 13:45 < bridge> not yet, will make it public tho 13:45 < bridge> maybe simply today 13:46 < bridge> it might just have given me enough motivation to continue with twgpu ^^ 13:46 < bridge> Is it just the map loader so far or more? 13:47 < bridge> just map 13:47 < bridge> you are welcome to extend it ^^ 13:47 < bridge> I just might do that 13:48 < bridge> good morning 13:48 < bridge> good morning! 13:48 < bridge> slept well? 13:48 < bridge> 🌅 13:48 < bridge> no 13:48 < bridge> :kek: 13:48 < bridge> @mr.gh0s7 didnt u do like tw in 3d? 13:48 < bridge> :twintri: 13:48 < bridge> and i wasted a whole day 13:49 < bridge> Ping or DM me when you've set up a repo, please 13:49 < bridge> yeah xD but it's not a public project cause it sucked. I hooked up to a normal client with fifos so it was really slow 13:49 < bridge> and i'm downloading that five nights of freddy's movie 13:49 < bridge> but was it also in godot? 13:50 < bridge> yeah 13:50 < bridge> non public project gang 13:50 < bridge> :gdamogus: 13:50 < bridge> I'm waiting for Patiga's implementetion so I can borrow the networking :) 13:50 < bridge> ez 13:50 < bridge> but it sounds like patiga continues with twgpu 13:50 < bridge> instead of godot 13:50 < bridge> why would a map viewer need networking 13:51 < bridge> I realized that I could do UI there as well using egui or smth 13:51 < bridge> To make it a server/client 13:51 < bridge> and I do like twgpu more still ^^ 13:51 < bridge> :owo: 13:51 < bridge> but I also kinda wanna learn some Godot, maybe participate in some game jam sometime 13:52 < bridge> to make it a client :p 13:52 < bridge> oh 13:52 < bridge> Godot is great. Use it daily on my job, highly recommended 13:52 < bridge> oi exciting, where do you work? 13:52 < bridge> i mean it's c++, just embed ddnet in engine 13:53 < bridge> Small game studio, remote work 13:53 < bridge> I'm so damn bad for getting game ideas, but Godot is really interesting. Have a friend who used to work with Unity & for what he does he was attracted by Godot also 13:53 < bridge> i honestly does not really like godot everytime i use it 13:53 < bridge> is the project public or can't you tell? 13:53 < bridge> Skill issue 13:53 < bridge> Not yet 13:54 < bridge> I did work on things like the Godot Modloader 13:55 < bridge> And a collaboration addon that'll release later this year 13:55 < bridge> unity sucks and cooperation and proprietary and all that. but it's so much work to extend the editor in godot for team use compared to unity. although unreal isn't really good on the editor part as well but at least they have a whole suite of in-house ready-to-go solutions 13:55 < bridge> godot still got a long way to go :justatest: 13:56 < bridge> at least the engine modules aren't too difficult to work with 13:56 < bridge> I understand that extending some parts is hard, but the editor itself isn't one of them 13:56 < bridge> ah lol 13:56 < bridge> this is a different blade than the one i was thinking of 13:56 < bridge> Ah, you talking core engine 13:56 < bridge> ikr 13:56 < bridge> was like, wtf since when is he dev 13:56 < bridge> xD 13:56 < bridge> Happens all the time 13:57 < bridge> That's why on the official teeworlds server I renamed myself to "Blade." 13:57 < bridge> Much more unique 13:57 < bridge> the other blade is still rocking stolen avatar of mine 13:57 < bridge> the other blade is still rocking the stolen avatar of mine 13:58 < bridge> Checks out 13:58 < bridge> oh lol blade isn't actually blade 13:58 < bridge> @DR.3AM hi, sry for ping 13:58 < bridge> I use irc mode so couldn't tell 13:58 < bridge> Fine, I'll add the dot here too 😭 13:58 < bridge> imagine discord taking away the identifier numbers to make this more confusing 13:59 < bridge> imagine 2 blades are typing 13:59 < bridge> oh wait they did 13:59 < bridge> confusion level > 9000 13:59 < bridge> I can't even nickname myself 13:59 < bridge> somehow i can 14:00 < bridge> You may have permission since you're moderator 14:00 < bridge> oh right 14:00 < bridge> forgot about the moderator part 14:01 < bridge> i wasn't really moderating anything as you could imagine 14:01 < bridge> :kek: 14:01 < bridge> Relatable 14:03 < bridge> By the way @patiga did you do the implementation as a GDExtension? 14:04 < bridge> yes, the map code is Rust 14:04 < bridge> 😭 14:04 < bridge> not again 14:04 < bridge> the camera is Godot code though 14:04 < bridge> everyone is using the fancy code that I can't understand 14:04 < bridge> I swear to god 14:04 < bridge> C++ is already hard enough 14:05 < bridge> i hate that I still can't learn rust 14:05 < bridge> @blade67 you don't need to use Rust yourself though ^^ 14:05 < bridge> I just find it easiest 14:05 < bridge> isn't rust binding still experimental 14:05 < bridge> its community-maintained 14:05 < bridge> I'd rather just port the code from C++ 14:05 < bridge> https://godot-rust.github.io/ 14:06 < bridge> oh cool 14:06 < bridge> still have that yellow part of the readme 14:07 < bridge> ah 14:07 < bridge> > The public API introduces breaking changes from time to time. Most of these are motivated by new features and improved ergonomics for existing ones. See also API stability in the book. 14:08 < bridge> also a huge issue of rust for me is just how slow it is to use cargo in china 14:08 < bridge> not that npm is any better but i already know a few mirrors 14:08 < bridge> Looks like I'll stick to my TS server implemetation for now 14:08 < bridge> hi. my name is TS-Freddie 14:09 < bridge> TypeScript, Freddie, TypeScript. 14:09 < bridge> :owo: i do love typescript as well 14:09 < bridge> i would take length to make sure everyone on my team at work knows typescript 14:11 < bridge> That's fair. I mean, it gives code safety at least. Not on runtime but eh 14:11 < bridge> Can always use zod for that 14:11 < bridge> (Or similar) 14:11 < bridge> @patiga is it ez to compile? 14:12 < bridge> ur project i mean 14:12 < bridge> i'd imagine it would just compile like any other cargo packages 14:12 < bridge> yeah but with godot deps 14:12 < bridge> and godot has 200000 deps 14:12 < bridge> and the deps have 20000 deps 14:12 < bridge> i think binding doesn't really need deps to compile 14:12 < bridge> Safety :kek: 14:13 < bridge> but how do i get godot? xd 14:13 < bridge> download it? 14:13 < bridge> yup 14:13 < bridge> i didnt invent linux to use my browser 14:13 < bridge> xd 14:13 < bridge> use 14:13 < bridge> sure 14:14 < bridge> `scons .` and wait for 10 minutes 14:14 < bridge> done 14:14 < bridge> xd 14:14 < bridge> ez 14:14 < bridge> People actually have to wait that long for Godot to compile? 14:14 < bridge> @patiga so you challenge me to my tw version 14:14 < bridge> 14:14 < bridge> nice 14:14 < bridge> i mean it wasn't that fast on my laptop 14:14 < bridge> for the first compile 14:15 < bridge> for the release build 14:15 < bridge> Compiles in less than 2 minutes for me... then again I have a 16 core cpu... 14:15 < bridge> ok i have 16 cores 14:15 < bridge> should be fast af 14:15 < bridge> Ya 14:15 < bridge> I have 8c16t 14:15 < bridge> I'm on it 😎 14:15 < bridge> maybe it was old 14:15 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167798895108165712/image.png?ex=654f7079&is=653cfb79&hm=cabb8fab0145a06b5d540e4770c8b681ba34781b3e5e1378843fb83bf538851f& 14:16 < bridge> @robyt3 learn rust, we need to beat @patiga and zwelf 14:17 < bridge> I still have to learn C++ properly, why do people go with rust now D: 14:17 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks are you not in the rust gang yet 14:17 < bridge> i am quite good in rust already i think 14:17 < bridge> i have no idea how you would learn C++ properly either 14:17 < bridge> wdym by 'we then 14:18 < bridge> robyte and me vs patiga and zwelf 14:18 < bridge> 14:18 < bridge> and robyte when afk right after you tagged them 14:18 < bridge> and robyte went afk right after you tagged them 14:19 < bridge> he was like: shit here we go again 14:19 < bridge> speaking of c++ 14:19 < bridge> asked our new hires and interns about what they use as textbook for cs 14:20 < bridge> apparently the chinese c++ textbook that teaches you UBs as facts and quiz you on those is still in use 14:20 < bridge> :kek: 14:20 < bridge> xDD 14:21 < bridge> never been in a chinese college but it's just funny that the old ass textbook is still around 14:21 < bridge> maybe it's only because no one bothered to write a new one 14:22 < bridge> Anyone here has a minimal server implementation in any language that isn't rust? lol 14:22 < bridge> I know there's a C# one 14:22 < bridge> ddnet's protocol code is technically in python 14:22 < bridge> :owo: 14:23 < bridge> But that's only ddnet, right? 14:23 < bridge> it was like that since teeworlds 14:23 < bridge> and it was just a code gen so i guess it is still c++ 14:24 < bridge> @robyt3 when first team meeting 😬 14:25 < bridge> i prefer to be in the winning team 14:25 < bridge> https://github.com/search 14:25 < bridge> since when did they had this search engine looking page 14:25 < bridge> I really just need a barebones implementation 😭 14:25 < bridge> hot 14:39 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167804951284686939/image.png?ex=654f761d&is=653d011d&hm=cd6d792a26a76e1e176884b43a7175a75a2f4b5a2e1b955a3eeab8310a22757f& 14:40 < bridge> epic 14:45 < bridge> wtf is that swap size? 14:45 < bridge> believe it or not with 32 threads u can easily get over 32gb RAM usage while compiling 😄 14:46 < bridge> and yeah i tried some ML 14:46 < bridge> next pc has to have 256GB RAM to be future ready 😬 14:49 < bridge> right i remember. i compiled the vulkan-validation-layers-git on arch and that actually went over 32GB RAM xd 15:04 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> when was last update release 15:04 < bridge> 2023-09-23 15:09 < bridge> Yay :poggers2: 15:09 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167812395939401728/IMG_20231028_160746.jpg?ex=654f7d0c&is=653d080c&hm=f89921253e101353dd0c3a38cbc88efe9e6ffcb2f5f6e614a404f3c67f0323fe& 15:10 < bridge> gentoo can do 15:10 < bridge> @deen We should update the credits for the next release, we got quite a few new contributors 15:10 < bridge> Can do what 15:11 < bridge> panic apparently 15:12 < bridge> Thanks God there is old version otherwise it would ve joeover 15:12 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> gentoo can panic? 15:12 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> no wonder why ryozuki uses it 15:12 < bridge> wowo didnt want to start the 3rd world war xdd 15:15 < bridge> theres only 1 place where i could do something wrong :thonk: 15:20 < bridge> nop, its the same commands 15:20 < bridge> whoopsie daisy 16:37 < bridge> @ryozuki u never had a similar problem? :owo: 16:57 < bridge> i had kernel panics in the past 16:57 < bridge> not now tho 16:57 < bridge> when i used arch 16:57 < bridge> @milkeeycat r u using grub? 16:57 < bridge> did u run the grub command after compiling and installing kernel 16:57 < bridge> yep 16:58 < bridge> i ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg 16:58 < bridge> is ur fstab correct 16:58 < bridge> eeehm 16:59 < bridge> other kernels work 16:59 < bridge> is it possible that its wrong? 16:59 < bridge> did u configure it wrong 16:59 < bridge> when u configure the kernel urself u need to know to enable some things 16:59 < bridge> for example did you enable ext4 support 16:59 < bridge> if ur partition uses ext4 17:00 < bridge> i just yoinked .config i had in dist kernel 17:00 < bridge> i though if it worked i can use that 17:00 < bridge> ok ur on ur own 17:01 < bridge> u shouldnt use gentoo if u dont understand and do research by urself tbh 17:02 < bridge> @patiga wth is wrong with this map you created for me at some point? it crashes the client when going ingame even on old client versions, somehow it tries to load way more sounds than exist in the map file 17:02 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1167840704161132654/testing_many_sounds.map?ex=654f9769&is=653d2269&hm=6ab46131eb117e19c0500cef3df82187b87f6a4b16ad2d33ca75cc0840a69996& 17:02 < bridge> 1 google away literally https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Knowledge_Base:Unable_to_mount_root_fs 17:02 < bridge> i though maybe u had something similar and there's an easy way but sure ill be researching it myself 17:02 < bridge> no i havent had this because i know how to configure my kernel 17:02 < bridge> ok, thanks 17:02 < bridge> :justatest: 17:03 < bridge> Somehow it works completely fine in the editor though 17:03 < bridge> what was that map again? just a lot of embedded sounds? 17:03 < bridge> Yeah, in the editor I see 100 sounds 17:03 < bridge> I'll take a look 17:03 < bridge> In the console when going ingame I see 17:03 < bridge> ``` 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=0 size=18 uncompressed=10 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to open file. filename='mapres/bg_cloud1.opus' 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=0 size=18 uncompressed=10 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to open file. filename='mapres/bg_cloud1.opus' 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=1 size=18 uncompressed=10 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to open file. filename='mapres/bg_cloud2.opus' 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=3 size=22 uncompressed=14 17:03 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to open file. filename='mapres/grass_doodads.opus' 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=4 size=19 uncompressed=11 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to open file. filename='mapres/grass_main.opus' 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=5 size=18 uncompressed=10 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to open file. filename='mapres/mountains.opus' 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 T datafile: loading data. index=8 size=29716 uncompressed=30604 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 I sound/opus: failed to decode sample 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 E mapsounds: Failed to load map sound 107: failed to load name. 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 E mapsounds: Failed to load map sound 108: failed to load name. 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 E mapsounds: Failed to load map sound 109: failed to load name. 17:04 < bridge> 2023-10-28 16:56:20 E mapsounds: Failed to load map sound 110: failed to load name. 17:04 < bridge> ``` 17:04 < bridge> @milkeeycat do u have a initramfs 17:04 < bridge> Looks like it tries to find more sound items in random regions of memory 17:04 < bridge> forget it, ill fix it myself 🙂 17:04 < bridge> ok 17:04 < bridge> thats the chad gentoo way 17:05 < bridge> @milkeeycat btw i recommend u keep a usb with a live gentoo, so u can fix ur install in case u cant boot, u do the same when installing, u mount the filesystem and arch-chroot 17:09 < bridge> the map itself seems totally fine to me, so I'm not sure 17:09 < bridge> The crash log is random each time, look like memory corruption :monkaS: 17:10 < bridge> have you checked if there is some hardcoded limit for sounds somewhere? the client also only allows 64 images before it shows random textures last time I tried it 17:10 < bridge> oh 17:10 < bridge> :kek: 17:10 < bridge> `int m_aSounds[64];` 17:11 < bridge> :hey: 17:11 < bridge> welp, time to add another check in twmap I suppose ^^ 17:11 < bridge> that explains why `std::vector m_vSourceQueue;` was getting corrupted 18:33 < bridge> Can anyone help me understand the data part of map files? 18:34 < bridge> https://dontasktoask.com/ 🙂 18:36 < bridge> ..? I didn't ask to ask, I asked... 18:37 < bridge> you asked to help for your following questions to be answered 18:38 < bridge> Do you have a specific question? A good starting point would be reading https://github.com/heinrich5991/libtw2/blob/master/doc/map.md and then ask about things that are not clear 18:38 < bridge> Do you have a specific question? A good starting point would be reading https://github.com/heinrich5991/libtw2/blob/master/doc/map.md and https://github.com/heinrich5991/libtw2/blob/master/doc/datafile.md and then ask about things that are not clear 18:42 < bridge> I'm just not sure how the data is split up 18:42 < bridge> chinese chatters have a old habbit of asking others "are you online?" before saying anything else 18:42 < bridge> I hate those 18:43 < bridge> What do you mean with "split up"? Do you mean how it's layed out in the file? 18:44 < bridge> Yes 18:44 < bridge> All data elements are written to the file on after the after 18:44 < bridge> And the file positions are stored in the datafile header 18:44 < bridge> I have the item offsets and the data offsets but I'm not sure how they get me each data element 18:45 < bridge> If I ever forget about that link I am gonna write: "Hey I need help". :kek: 18:45 < bridge> I assume the data elements are from data_offset[n] to data_offset[n + 1] ? 18:47 < bridge> yeah, but map version 4 also stores the item sizes in the header 18:48 < bridge> I can't really give you the details immediately either, I just read the reference implementation (i.e. `datafile.cpp`) 18:49 < bridge> The indices are set up in `CDataFileReader::Open` 18:49 < bridge> yeah, but map version 4 also stores the data sizes in the header 18:50 < bridge> So this should be correct 18:50 < bridge> ```py 18:50 < bridge> buffer = data_buffer.slice(data_offsets[x], (data_offsets[x + 1] if x + 1 < data_offsets.size() - 1 else header.data_size)) 18:50 < bridge>