00:06 < bridge_> tee has like 3 hitboxes of different sized and shapes 00:15 < bridge_> where to write to unban 00:15 < bridge_> #✉-create-a-ticket Ban appeal 00:16 < bridge_> he wants to unban why you talking about banana peel 00:23 < bridge_> <0xdeen> We also need a good way to roll back to opengl when your client doesn't start anymore after selecting vulkan 00:24 < bridge_> <0xdeen> exactly, something like that would be ideal, or catch the crash and suggest to reset the cfg 00:36 < bridge_> resetting like the entire config file or just the setting 01:28 < bridge_> mousewheelleft.... 01:28 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277771779363831848/image.png?ex=66ce6134&is=66cd0fb4&hm=6d8ec07ff2492665fc34db8fb7a51589b22514274fbde9d4e5131c42d3497e4f& 01:28 < bridge_> :pepeW: 01:31 < bridge_> :justatest: 01:34 < bridge_> How do I change the position of the buttons on ddnet mobile? 02:15 < bridge_> wasn't [Issue 3994](https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/3994) resolved by #4383 ? 02:15 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/4383 02:15 < bridge_> wasn't [Issue 3994]() resolved by #4383 ? 02:17 < bridge_> This feature only allows slash commands 02:17 < bridge_> You have a client? o.0 is it open source? Can it connect to ddnet servers? 02:19 < bridge_> That's unfortunate :pepeW: 02:33 < bridge_> godot one i suppose 02:58 < bridge_> @soulyvevo soulin 02:59 < bridge_> they see me soulin 03:22 < bridge_> @murpi typo `

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` 03:23 < bridge_> Oops 04:21 < bridge_> seems like SDL do give you the actual device sample rate. we stored it in `FormatOut`. And we do have a resampling algo that resamples from default 48k to format out for `CSamples`. 04:21 < bridge_> 04:21 < bridge_> would it be possible that the resample code never runs on desktop (bcs modern audio driver does resampling themselves and allows application to provide 48k audio even if the device does not support it and mappers somehow figured only 48k audio does not sound bad so they just thought they have to use 48k audio) and the algo is just fucked up. cuz the resampling code looks very crude, forget about fft, it does not even interpolate 04:22 < bridge_> seems like SDL do give you the actual device sample rate. we stored it in `FormatOut`. And we do have a resampling algo that resamples from default 48k to `FormatOut` for `CSamples`. 04:22 < bridge_> 04:22 < bridge_> would it be possible that the resample code never runs on desktop (bcs modern audio driver does resampling themselves and allows application to provide 48k audio even if the device does not support it and mappers somehow figured only 48k audio does not sound bad so they just thought they have to use 48k audio) and the algo is just fucked up. cuz the resampling code looks very crude, forget about fft, it does not even interpolate 04:23 < bridge_> i'll repost this on github actually 07:32 < bridge_> w 08:27 < bridge_> Nice catch, that resampler doesn’t look very sane at all 08:27 < bridge_> also changing to 44.1k works seems like a myth. it might sound ok because the resampler is skipped, but it is probably pitched / speed changed 08:28 < bridge_> cuz it looks like the resampler assumes all CSample is snd_rate 08:28 < bridge_> Changing to 44.1k where? 08:28 < bridge_> snd_rate 44100 08:29 < bridge_> headbot said he changed the config and it fixed it on android 08:29 < bridge_> i didn't confirm any of that tho, i just looked at the code and assumed 08:29 < bridge_> Ah, idk in what condition we resample, but if we ignore the original sample rate of the audio file that also sounds wrong 08:30 < bridge_> if the playback device sample rate != snd_rate(which is 48000) 08:30 < bridge_> yes, but i think headbot just didn't notice it was pitched 08:31 < bridge_> Okay yeah your analysis sounds about right 08:31 < bridge_> 48000 playback at 44100 is probably not a crazy jump 08:32 < bridge_> a better resampler is definetly needed regardless, especially if we want to properly support map audio that uses different sample rate than 48000 08:32 < bridge_> I wonder what the playback loop looks like though, if it were playing back at 44100 but the sample array has 48k spacing, it should create much weirder artifacts than just pitch 08:33 < bridge_> the resampler resamples the whole PCM array in CSample. it was not a live resample 08:34 < bridge_> playback is probably just dump as much as it could from CSample. 08:35 < bridge_> Yeah, but our audio files are 48k, if we load them, then set 41.1k snd_rate, how can they even be played properly? 08:36 < bridge_> the logic is kinda wrong. the resampler assumed every CSample is just snd_rate. 08:36 < bridge_> let me double check one sec 08:37 < bridge_> i was filling resignation forms lol 08:37 < bridge_> nope, i was wrong 08:38 < bridge_> I should look at the code myself. I just checked the resampling loop and it's just decimating which is not ideal but not completely wrong 08:39 < bridge_> oh wait 08:39 < bridge_> ye right 08:39 < bridge_> we resampled to snd_rate 08:39 < bridge_> not the actual sample rate provided by SDL 08:40 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/028bd148f34abbab0aea2381709ca8fe3bf2c273/src/engine/client/sound.cpp#L317 08:40 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/blob/028bd148f34abbab0aea2381709ca8fe3bf2c273/src/engine/client/sound.cpp#L342 08:40 < bridge_> we never used `FormatOut.freq` 08:41 < bridge_> Though we should do better than decimating because why not. We can atleast do linear interpolation like the comment suggests, or even cubic 08:42 < bridge_> is audio resampling a solved problem. iirc i read somewhere any audio that does not have information below nyquist and resample basically lossless. 08:42 < bridge_> is audio resampling a solved problem. iirc i read somewhere if an audio does not have information below nyquist then resample basically lossless. 08:43 < bridge_> or was it about dac 08:43 < bridge_> 08:43 < bridge_> is audio resampling a solved problem. iirc i read somewhere if an audio does not have information below nyquist then resample is basically lossless. 08:45 < bridge_> It should be lossless, but I think you need sinc interpolation for it. Which isn't finite impulse response, so idk maybe not very realtime friendly 08:45 < bridge_> isn't CSample resamples at load time anyway 08:45 < bridge_> 👀 08:46 < bridge_> Well I wouldn't want to implement sinc interpolation myself. We could just offload this to `libswresample` 08:46 < bridge_> It should even take care of high frequency components properly by filtering them out before resampling 08:46 < bridge_> well, let's fix the audio device thing first. 08:46 < bridge_> i never heard a decimated audio resample, idk how crude it was 08:47 < bridge_> now. if only i know how to compile ddnet in 2024 08:48 < bridge_> oh wait i have a working directory for compiling ddnet on my work machine somehow. 08:50 < bridge_> There is a way for decimation to be accurate. You first upsample so the new frequency is an integer multiple of the target frequency. Then you apply a lowpass filter to filter out anything that can't be properly sampled at the target frequency. Then you decimate 08:50 < bridge_> huh? 08:50 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277882953472409697/image.png?ex=66cec8be&is=66cd773e&hm=8b578669adbfd89c6d49624228c2230755771858cdbdb83b01ec7af6e471a1c8& 08:50 < bridge_> Did you clone ddnet-libs? 08:51 < bridge_> i thought i did 08:51 < bridge_> i did 08:52 < bridge_> ah it was on a different commit 08:52 < bridge_> i never understood submodules fully 08:53 < bridge_> btw we already had libswresample 08:54 < bridge_> What do we use it for? 08:54 < bridge_> ffmpeg 08:54 < bridge_> Ah it's part of ffmpeg 08:54 < bridge_> :kek: 08:55 < bridge_> So we probably only have it if we have the demo2mp4 thing 08:55 < bridge_> ye 08:55 < bridge_> i honestly don't know why we need a render feature 08:55 < bridge_> but it is there i guess 08:55 < bridge_> Well theoretically we can do it muuuch muuch faster than just watching the entire demo 08:56 < bridge_> theoretically 08:57 < bridge_> after i quit, i can take a look. it feels quite janky iirc 08:58 < bridge_> Idk if we do rn tbf 09:01 < bridge_> decimate sounds fine 09:01 < bridge_> i'm surprised 09:05 < bridge_> do we have a android build github action 09:09 < bridge_> apparently not 09:10 < bridge_> :justatest: 09:11 < bridge_> i have no idea how to build for android 09:11 < bridge_> :kek: 09:11 < bridge_> catxplosion 09:11 < bridge_> 09:12 < bridge_> Well it's fine as long as there are no high frequency components getting clipped, those will end up getting aliased if I remember my signal theory lessons 09:13 < bridge_> based 09:13 < bridge_> honestly `m_MixingRate` became unused. probably would be better just used it for the playback rate. 09:13 < bridge_> Try decimating down to 16k or sth 09:13 < bridge_> i just tried 22100 it sounds ok 09:13 < bridge_> and i'm lazy now 09:14 < bridge_> tried 5512 09:14 < bridge_> sounds okay still 09:15 < bridge_> Now that's curious 😄 09:15 < bridge_> i mean apart from the usual loss of frequency 09:15 < bridge_> The clipped high frequency components should be audible in lower frequencies 09:16 < bridge_> perhaps there just aren't that many obvious high frequency components in the tw music 09:17 < bridge_> i mean i can record 09:17 < bridge_> It is possible I'm just a fool 09:17 < bridge_> my work pc's headphone is like 2 dollars 09:18 < bridge_> @learath2 do you know how to compile for android btw 09:18 < bridge_> nope 09:18 < bridge_> brilliant 09:22 < bridge_> oh no, deen approved too fast 09:23 < bridge_> 09:27 < bridge_> would the crude resampling mess with upsampling? 09:28 < bridge_> like from 16k to 48k 09:37 < bridge_> snd_rate 5512 killed the render feature 09:37 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277894659624013895/solofng5ez_2023-03-24_20-39-05.mp4?ex=66ced3a4&is=66cd8224&hm=b2e0defd783829ed4ef30f04f2458cb29e4fc743d270ab6a5b3fe94a281cb014& 09:45 < bridge_> Why does the tutorial not start 09:54 < bridge_> overskilled 10:14 < bridge_> <0xdeen> Most popular google result for ddnet: https://forum.ddnet.org/viewtopic.php?t=7248 10:25 < bridge_> wait. godot dev is ddnet player? 10:26 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/8138#issuecomment-2019221327 i thought i was looking at the wrong repo. 10:33 < bridge_> @0xdeen thoughts on #7142 ? 10:33 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/7142 11:12 < bridge_> one of my projects i want to do is a ebuild package manager (a.k.a portage alternative) https://projects.gentoo.org/pms/8/pms.html in rust 11:12 < bridge_> :justatest: 11:20 < bridge_> eh, why would you? 11:20 < bridge_> I guess it would be cool but portage isn't exactly too slow 11:21 < bridge_> it feels criminally slow resolving dependencies 11:21 < bridge_> it should take less than a sec 11:21 < bridge_> its the only part i care tbh xd 11:22 < bridge_> Mh, are you sure? I'm pretty certain the problem it's solving is NP-Complete 11:22 < bridge_> hmm yarn handles also thousand packages and feels faster 11:22 < bridge_> i wonder if it can be parallelized 11:23 < bridge_> im sure its single core rn 11:23 < bridge_> Well yarn, npm, brew, they all share one thing, they just don't resolve dependencies 11:23 < bridge_> xd 11:23 < bridge_> They just download every version of it needed 11:23 < bridge_> idk.. i just wonder if it can be made multithreaded if it isnt and faster 11:24 < bridge_> Well I guess it's worth giving it a look over 11:24 < bridge_> the document describes some algorithms, so maybe rust wins there simply by optimization of that 11:24 < bridge_> i want my portage with avx-512 kek 11:26 < bridge_> ``` 11:26 < bridge_> 11:26 < bridge_> Algorithm 5.1: USE masking logic 11:26 < bridge_> 1: let masked = false 11:26 < bridge_> 2: for each profile in the inheritance tree, depth first do 11:26 < bridge_> 3: if use.mask contains flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 4: let masked = true 11:26 < bridge_> 5: else if use.mask contains -flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 6: let masked = false 11:26 < bridge_> 7: end if 11:26 < bridge_> 8: if stable keyword in use then 11:26 < bridge_> 9: if use.stable.mask contains flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 10: let masked = true 11:26 < bridge_> 11: else if use.stable.mask contains -flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 12: let masked = false 11:26 < bridge_> 13: end if 11:26 < bridge_> 14: end if 11:26 < bridge_> 15: for each line in package.use.mask, in order, for which the spec matches package do 11:26 < bridge_> 16: if line contains flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 17: let masked = true 11:26 < bridge_> 18: else if line contains -flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 19: let masked = false 11:26 < bridge_> 20: end if 11:26 < bridge_> 21: end for 11:26 < bridge_> 22: if stable keyword in use then 11:26 < bridge_> 23: for each line in package.use.stable.mask, in order, for which the spec matches package do 11:26 < bridge_> 24: if line contains flag then 11:26 < bridge_> 25: let masked = true 11:26 < bridge_> 26: else if line contains -flag then 11:27 < bridge_> 27: let masked = false 11:27 < bridge_> 28: end if 11:27 < bridge_> oh it doesnt preserve tabs 11:27 < bridge_> meh 11:30 < bridge_> Yeah ok, the problem is most definitely np complete, it reduces to 3SAT I think 11:30 < bridge_> So you'll basically be looking to code a sat solver 11:33 < bridge_> https://purplesyringa.moe/blog/division-is-hard-but-it-does-not-have-to-be/ 11:33 < bridge_> interesting 11:53 < Klee_> ） 12:06 < bridge_> @learath2 are only 64bit registers allowed in effective adrrss? 12:07 < bridge_> You know that thing in `[]` whatever it's called 12:09 < bridge_> Well what are you trying to do even? 12:10 < bridge_> How would a 32bit register address 64bit address space anyway? 12:10 < bridge_> I'm making structs for working with instructions parameters 12:10 < bridge_> https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/meraki/blob/main/src/codegen/operands.rs here's what i have so far 12:11 < bridge_> And there's a struct called `EffectiveAddress` and it uses structure for register which includes a size 12:12 < bridge_> But it's not necessary if it's possible to use only 64bit registers 12:15 < bridge_> Ah, good question, in 64 bit mode, only 64bit full registers can be the base 12:15 < bridge_> I'm guessing you are not supporting 32 bit anyway, so only 64 bit base 12:16 < bridge_> Even then, it's used in arch/amd64.rs 12:32 < bridge_> Even then, it's used in arch/amd64.rs, each architecture implements a display trait for those structs, so in 32bit arch i can use 32bit register instead of 64bit one 12:33 < bridge_> cool cool cool 12:34 < bridge_> Careful btw, `ESP` for 32bit and `RSP` for 64bit can't be used as `Index` 12:36 < bridge_> https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/meraki/blob/76624b10242be8d84e41ac1546542e3740928b69/src/archs/amd64/amd64.rs#L65-L76 i use only these registers xd 12:44 < bridge_> "there's no one byte one, hmmmm" there is tho? 12:44 < bridge_> bpl? 12:44 < bridge_> i was looking at some image and there was no name for it 12:44 < bridge_> xdd 12:45 < bridge_> :owo: 12:45 < bridge_> It's probably less used because it requires a REX.B prefix 12:45 < bridge_> why do they have an approval process for resignation 12:46 < bridge_> It seems to be harder for you to resign than for me to find a job wtf 12:46 < bridge_> wouldn't it be weird if resignation is deniable 12:46 < bridge_> Though now that I think about it it shouldn't result in longer instructions, hm curious 12:47 < bridge_> After 1k loc refactor i can finally use `offset` keyword for moving a pointer instead of using lea 😏 12:47 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277942486383198299/image.png?ex=66cf002f&is=66cdaeaf&hm=52ecefd7a15ef2576f87367ddd10457815f9e67b8b2a4f728eb36ddb3418d6b6& 12:48 < bridge_> What document are you referring to for `as` documentation? 12:49 < bridge_> stackoverflow :justatest: 12:49 < bridge_> and maybe dis https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/as/ 12:49 < bridge_> oh and i just look at what gcc spits out 12:53 < bridge_> @learath2 is it unholy to store info in the unused bits of a pointer address? 12:53 < bridge_> iirc addresses are only 48bit 12:55 < bridge_> No, verysoon(tm) we'll even have official support for it so you no longer need to mask it out again. `LAM` for intel, `UAI` for amd, `TBI` for aarch64 12:56 < bridge_> For now sadly the kernel people just can't agree on how to expose the functionality properly to users 12:57 < bridge_> Well also the fault of the cpu people tbh, they ended up with 3 very different implementations 13:01 < bridge_> @learath2 what do you think about `()` in if, for statements? 13:04 < bridge_> Not needed, except probably easier to parse with parens 😄 13:05 < bridge_> They only feature they give is that you can write an expression without `{}` but I never use it anyways 13:06 < bridge_> The only feature they give is that you can write an expression without `{}` but I never use it anyways 13:47 < bridge_> ```rust 13:47 < bridge_> fn if_stmt(&mut self) -> Result { 13:47 < bridge_> self.expect(&Token::If)?; 13:47 < bridge_> 13:47 < bridge_> let condition = self.expr(Precedence::default())?; 13:47 < bridge_> let consequence = self.compound_statement(None)?; 13:47 < bridge_> let alternative = if self.cur_token_is(&Token::Else) { 13:47 < bridge_> self.expect(&Token::Else)?; 13:47 < bridge_> 13:47 < bridge_> Some(self.compound_statement(None)?) 13:47 < bridge_> } else { 13:47 < bridge_> None 13:47 < bridge_> }; 13:47 < bridge_> 13:47 < bridge_> Ok(Stmt::If(StmtIf { 13:47 < bridge_> condition, 13:47 < bridge_> consequence, 13:47 < bridge_> alternative, 13:47 < bridge_> })) 13:47 < bridge_> } 13:47 < bridge_> ``` 13:47 < bridge_> it wasn't that hard to parse xd 13:48 < bridge_> cool cool cool 13:48 < bridge_> :justatest: 13:49 < bridge_> as always xd 13:49 < bridge_> lam seems to be supported on linux since 6.4 13:49 < bridge_> Yep, but I think only LAM48 for now, so no level 5 paging 13:50 < bridge_> Yep, but I think only LAM48 for now, so no 5 level paging 14:40 < bridge_> @learath2 🎉 14:40 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277971076793503898/image.png?ex=66cf1ad0&is=66cdc950&hm=799f7cbd78d4f5e666454622fd45e3e157a0d68da29129e919a705694c7be7f2& 14:40 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277971077066395740/image.png?ex=66cf1ad0&is=66cdc950&hm=37967917a43245febfd7c216bf1114f45028858aff94def77fce60adb60402fa& 14:50 < bridge_> Let's goooo \o/ 14:51 < bridge_> && and || doesn't work tho 14:55 < bridge_> Let's not gooooo /o\ 15:02 < bridge_> 😄 15:04 < bridge_> It has cool syntax highlighting tho 15:04 < bridge_> Make logical and and logical or work rn or we riot 15:05 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277977281519812709/image.png?ex=66cf2097&is=66cdcf17&hm=33260035767e70727578fd97aa4fdc88b1bf78262eb8f10193e680160baa2a8e& 15:06 < bridge_> btw, in my language if you declare `u8* a, b` both of them will be of a pointer type 15:06 < bridge_> 15:22 < bridge_> Does anyone know a hoster other than hetzner that has desktop hardware? 15:37 < bridge_> Is that bad? :justatest: 15:38 < bridge_> No, but I'm a C addict so it feels wrong to me 15:39 < bridge_> Can you declare vars of different types that way aswell? 15:39 < bridge_> u8 *a, i32 *b 15:39 < bridge_> Just put it on a new line 15:39 < bridge_> No way you can do that ??? 15:39 < bridge_> :poggers2: 15:40 < bridge_> u8* a; 15:40 < bridge_> i32* b; 15:40 < bridge_> You're welcome 15:41 < bridge_> a, b, c := 10, 20, 30 15:41 < bridge_> 15:41 < bridge_> I Like this in Go for inner scopes of Things, helps keeping Things tidy 15:41 < bridge_> Time to learn new things old man 15:42 < bridge_> Nooooooo not new things :AaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA: 15:43 < bridge_> At first I thought it was a bug, but then I realized it's a feature 15:43 < bridge_> There are a fair bit of go users here now. Would y'all like to start a go revolution and riot against the rusters? 15:43 < bridge_> Both.. both is good 15:43 < bridge_> Yes, let's make it even more complicated 15:43 < bridge_> WE all drop Go AND Rust and Just Use Zig 15:44 < bridge_> i hate german Keyboards 15:44 < bridge_> I like dereferencing nil map 15:44 < bridge_> Autocorrection capitalizes every word 15:44 < bridge_> I like dereferencing nil maps 15:45 < bridge_> Don't let ryozuki hear this :justatest: 15:48 < bridge_> I bought the rust book today I can't turn back in sorry 15:48 < bridge_> 😔 15:48 < bridge_> I bought the rust book today I can't turn back I'm sorry 15:48 < bridge_> Wat book? 15:49 < bridge_> Which book? 15:49 < bridge_> Rust language book thing part 2 15:49 < bridge_> uhm 15:49 < bridge_> Wait 15:49 < bridge_> https://nostarch.com/rust-programming-language-2nd-edition 15:50 < bridge_> I need smth to read when I'm not on my pv 15:50 < bridge_> I need smth to read when I'm not on my pc 15:56 < bridge_> where is heinrich map database 16:02 < bridge_> nevermind 16:04 < bridge_> https://heinrich5991.de/teeworlds/maps/maps/ 16:05 < bridge_> does someone know how to open these maps? 16:05 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277992280069767228/image.png?ex=66cf2e8f&is=66cddd0f&hm=9a6489f190d6c3c222ed1fac9bc96e1fed306970f27204f77c2d8f96a1fbafd9& 16:05 < bridge_> they have some kind of unsupported version 16:06 < bridge_> you could try opening them with older clients 16:06 < bridge_> older ddnet client or vanilla? 16:08 < bridge_> vanilla I suppose, the first map is older than ddnet 16:08 < bridge_> 0.6.5 doesnt work 16:09 < bridge_> try vanilla 0.5 16:09 < bridge_> neither does even 0.5.2 16:09 < bridge_> it just crashed 16:09 < bridge_> try 0.4 :troll: 16:09 < bridge_> really 16:09 < bridge_> send map download link 16:09 < bridge_> oh god 16:09 < bridge_> it might be a simple fix 16:10 < bridge_> gimme a sec 16:10 < bridge_> doesnt work 16:10 < bridge_> https://heinrich5991.de/teeworlds/maps/maps/Inf_MARIO-2012_66f6accb53b486ce8afaffb5e1b93370e6d153e4ac8847ee30e830fa8365f158.map 16:10 < bridge_> https://heinrich5991.de/teeworlds/maps/maps/Inf_MARIO-2012_4d5ed812b37abddf650c9d67c87703cb6a972657b57f0dd88aec154fd72e70d9.map 16:11 < bridge_> im just assuming its some weird client mod 16:11 < bridge_> then 16:12 < bridge_> asking since this map seems to have the same map as those 2 16:12 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277994190395019358/image.png?ex=66cf3056&is=66cdded6&hm=cc6a3ab20ca22ca5fd0c2a604632d54ca61d2ffa55f888a8078bc46c767f27a9& 16:12 < bridge_> and it also cant be loaded 16:12 < bridge_> asking since this server seems to have the same map as those 2 16:12 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277994190395019358/image.png?ex=66cf3056&is=66cdded6&hm=cc6a3ab20ca22ca5fd0c2a604632d54ca61d2ffa55f888a8078bc46c767f27a9& 16:30 < bridge_> wasn't too simple, but did this only with editing hex :D @cyberfrighter 16:30 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1277998573241503744/Inf_MARIO-2012_4d5ed812b37abddf650c9d67c87703cb6a972657b57f0dd88aec154fd72e70d9.map?ex=66cf346b&is=66cde2eb&hm=0468969b2a9fb96d8b6c21442adb7f129606c6c82f9cc177952978cbc01b2b7c& 16:30 < bridge_> sick 16:30 < bridge_> what was wrong with it btw 16:31 < bridge_> they edited some values to prevent people from opening it with the editor 16:32 < bridge_> gonna see if i can try joining that server now 16:33 < bridge_> also thats weird, why would they do that xd 16:34 < bridge_> Hello guys, are there any people here from Russia? 16:35 < bridge_> not sure tbh 16:35 < bridge_> yes, there are plenty russian players in here, if you want to write in russian, you can go over to #off-topic 16:35 < bridge_> weird 16:35 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1278000015544942643/image.png?ex=66cf35c3&is=66cde443&hm=b0b9db8a6170626c9987b753f908abe0460b663ec39d1502efd23f0ce42c2fba& 16:37 < bridge_> dunno what that error is 16:44 < bridge_> Sorry for the possibly stupid question, I was told that DDNT can be installed on a phone, is this true? 16:48 < bridge_> yes! you can download the .APK here: https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1277352378538000496 16:48 < bridge_> since it's basically a "beta" version expect bugs! 16:48 < bridge_> since it's basically a "beta" version expect bugs! (and feel free to report them) - best place to do so would be here: https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/1277345584080097320 16:49 < bridge_> also - reminder: there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers 17:36 < bridge_> `2^5 * 9^2 = 2592` 17:39 < bridge_> chillerdragon: 17:39 < bridge_> pls install discord 17:39 < bridge_> we need you 17:46 < bridge_> help please 17:48 < bridge_> when I try to record a demo, I see a black screen when I record this demo via OBS 17:48 < bridge_> how fix it? 17:49 < bridge_> you dont need to record your demo - you can render it right in the client as an .mp4 17:49 < bridge_> how& 17:49 < bridge_> ? 17:51 < bridge_> You should trim the part of the demo you want to upload, using these buttons within the demo 17:51 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1278019015276761118/image.png?ex=66cf4775&is=66cdf5f5&hm=e9a7f4f745462cb340577b65f64b4fbb84f053845683a6aabb3944bf7fc9601a& 17:51 < bridge_> click on this button on your demo replay - you can choose a name and a few options, when its done you can open up the folder with your rendered video by clicking on "Video directory" 17:51 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1278019021425479770/grafik.png?ex=66cf4777&is=66cdf5f7&hm=cf25861bed07b7f86568739486344094043265e9b7a0e96709dcc1b70b210ef8& 17:51 < bridge_> also what Skeith says, you can cut it 17:52 < bridge_> It'll add red markers to the start and end points that you'll trim 17:52 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1278019349093023744/image.png?ex=66cf47c5&is=66cdf645&hm=1dbb563dfdf6780554d1cd32cfd5e64470c96421c5b846f2560211a2617d8ebe& 17:55 < bridge_> generating code for logical operators seems not as easy as I thought :pepeW: 17:55 < bridge_> Thank you very much 18:03 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1278022197796933763/image.png?ex=66cf4a6c&is=66cdf8ec&hm=53f4bf0ed675af1528c8e920da35d9a27e2e0dc29fa6a43cf2ea888ebe7eba25& 18:46 < bridge_> New 18.5 features look great :owo: 18:56 < bridge_> <0xdeen> I would have called it 19.0 if I had realized there are that many big features before starting to build it 😄 19:00 < bridge_> Кто поможет с ошибкой в дднет? 19:00 < bridge_> what? 19:01 < bridge_> what? 19:01 < bridge_> error ddnet 19:01 < bridge_> i cant read russian 19:02 < bridge_> ошибка assertion error из за текстур 19:02 < bridge_> I will translate, he asks for help with the error 19:02 < bridge_> this chat is devloper chat 19:02 < bridge_> error due to textures 19:02 < bridge_> what kind of textures 19:02 < bridge_> does the error not tell what the problem is? 19:03 < bridge_> i am not speak english 19:03 < bridge_> send error into #bugs please 19:04 < bridge_> then you can end the conversation in this chat 🙂 19:04 < bridge_> especially the chat by the developer 19:18 < bridge_> 😎 19:54 < bridge_> wheres 0.6 skin save button :troll: 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> -- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred! 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> MSBuild version 17.10.4+10fbfbf2e for .NET Framework 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> MSBUILD : error MSB1009: Project file does not exist. 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> Switch: everything.vcxproj 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> Error: Process completed with exit code 1. 20:14 < bridge_> <0dpododdododo> pls help 20:15 < bridge_> are you following the readme ? -- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred! 20:15 < bridge_> MSBuild version 17.10.4+10fbfbf2e for .NET Framework 20:15 < bridge_> MSBUILD : error MSB1009: Project file does not exist. 20:15 < bridge_> Switch: everything.vcxproj 20:15 < bridge_>