01:04 < bridge> The connection requires multiple packets to be exchanged. How do you send packets from rcon? What are you planning to do? 02:42 < bridge> ChillerDragon 02:43 < bridge> What should I do? 03:04 < bridge> i wish i had chillerdragon's patience :kek: 03:05 < bridge> same 03:05 < bridge> chiller for village elder 03:23 < bridge> anyone have experience with syncing entire folders/files between linux systems? looking at stuff like syncthing 03:23 < bridge> anyone have experience with syncing entire folders/files between laptop/pc? looking at stuff like syncthing 03:28 < bridge> i think admins might have 03:29 < bridge> thought they used rsync extensively 03:37 < ws-client> @woidless download this exe and run it https://github.com/k-i-o/CChat.TW/releases/download/v0.1.6/cchat-setup-0.1.6.exe 03:37 < bridge> 🤨 04:16 < bridge> it’s literally the repo posted above 04:16 < bridge> it’s a chat client 05:02 < bridge> But I wanted my own program 05:03 < ws-client> why? 05:03 < ws-client> what makes it your own? 05:03 < ws-client> you want someone else rewrite exisiting solution from scratch just so you can call it your own? Do i understand that correctly? 05:09 < bridge> Well , in fact yours , but not Kisao 's solution 05:09 < bridge> For your own use, uh 05:53 < bridge> lmfao 05:53 < bridge> if you want it to be yours then write it yourself 05:54 < bridge> chiller has essentially done all the work for you up to this point, unless I’m misunderstanding 06:43 < bridge> you can use that exe for your own use ?. 06:43 < bridge> it looks like its open source so just edit it how u need it 06:45 < bridge> Ye 06:51 < bridge> @woidless: just use the one I sent you for your own use? 06:52 < bridge> So all good now right? 07:02 < bridge> But you can't make a bot jump there, for example 07:13 < bridge> You can also not make the bot jump here 07:49 < bridge> forgot 10:48 < bridge> I use syncthing extensively, it works very nice :) 10:53 < bridge> I use git extensively, it works very nice 11:09 < bridge> about rcon - I mean that I wrote a command that sends a packet with int value to all clients (all clients with a special client), but this command send only for those, who on server, therefore, new joining clients not have this value 11:12 < bridge> about rcon - i mean that I wrote a command that sends a packet with int value to all clients (all clients with a special client), but this command send only for those, who on server, therefore, new joining clients not have this value 11:15 < bridge> And you want to send it to all players when they join? 11:15 < bridge> I would put that code into the OnPlayerConnect method 11:15 < bridge> But I am lacking context for a more detailed answer 11:16 < bridge> I used unison for a while. It was pretty nice 11:51 < bridge> ChillerDragon 11:51 < bridge> Maybe we just configure the Kisao application so that I can perform any actions for the connected bot, and also I connected to the servers of the ip:port? 11:52 < bridge> https://tenor.com/view/what-is-this-we-breaking-bad-meme-we-gif-25916954 11:59 < bridge> expect when it doesnt @chillerdragon 12:07 < bridge> <0xdeen> I use unison, works fine on Linux+macOS 12:26 < bridge> https://blog.rust-lang.org/2024/11/27/Rust-2024-public-testing.html 13:02 < bridge> <3x1st_> where located enums like PLAYERFLAG_PLAYING? 13:13 < bridge> grep "PLAYERFLAG_PLAYING" -r src 13:13 < bridge> `grep "PLAYERFLAG_PLAYING" -r src` 13:13 < bridge> like guys, really, learn to use a computer 13:14 < bridge> i didnt know you could just search files like that for a long time x-x 13:14 < bridge> Then again, I don't know what to expect of a Visual Studio user... 13:14 < bridge> (and i also couldnt setup intelisence it just broke and i couldnt fix it) 13:14 < bridge> vsc is great :D 13:14 < bridge> vs not so much 13:15 < bridge> Electron 🤢 13:15 < bridge> except there are some tools which i would really... like 13:15 < bridge> yeah and i cant find a text editor which doesnt force modes, lisp or other weird paradims into my brain 13:15 < bridge> with support for all the things i would want to do in a text editor 13:15 < bridge> i recommend ripgrep 13:15 < bridge> rg 13:16 < bridge> grep works... /: 13:16 < bridge> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 13:16 < bridge> luckily my requirements are very simple 13:16 < bridge> I want my text editor to: 13:16 < bridge> - edit text 13:16 < bridge> rg works better 13:16 < bridge> :gigachad: 13:16 < bridge> * highlight 13:16 < bridge> * have sane keybinds to move text around 13:16 < bridge> * (ai) completion 13:16 < bridge> * intelisense 13:16 < bridge> * tabs / splitting 13:17 < bridge> emacs and vim can do everything... but i dont want to learn a new set of keybinds i will only be able to use in them 13:17 < bridge> most editors have vim mode 13:17 < bridge> and i dont wana be forced to set that up 13:17 < bridge> vscode has sane defaults 13:17 < bridge> vscode vim mode is a simple plugin 13:17 < bridge> not to my liking, but i can use it for 90% of the thing 13:17 < bridge> not to my liking, but i can use it for 90% of everything 13:17 < bridge> completion is a crutch 13:17 < bridge> intellisense is a bigger crutch 13:17 < bridge> I don't need tabs, I have my window manager/tmux 13:18 < bridge> highlighting is bad 13:18 < bridge> completion bad 13:18 < bridge> and most other text editors also have similar keybinds 13:18 < bridge> white text is enough 13:18 < bridge> poggers 13:18 < bridge> why have a window manager at all 13:18 < bridge> just use the login shell 13:18 < bridge> for completing 30 character long symbols??? when you dont know the symbol name??? 13:18 < bridge> oh where is this defined, or implemented or referenced, or you want to rename something without just find and replace 13:19 < bridge> yeah if you are using a tui 13:19 < bridge> I mean, a window manager might be bloat, but a graphical environment has significantly better font rendering so that's nice 13:19 < bridge> what wm u use 13:19 < bridge> i3 ftw 13:19 < bridge> when wayland is usable ill switch 13:19 < bridge> dwm go brr 13:19 < bridge> but not today 13:19 < bridge> to sway 13:19 < bridge> ok I'll accept that Awesome is a bit excessive 13:20 < bridge> but it's nice that I don't need to recompile my wm 13:21 < bridge> i3 works 13:21 < bridge> I honestly don't really care 13:21 < bridge> as long as I can open and close windows and the wm splits my screen down the middle when I open two of them 13:22 < bridge> i have alot more requirements for my wm 13:22 < bridge> more than most de's give x-x 13:22 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1311306154433056930/image.png?ex=67486086&is=67470f06&hm=73f5354e7545c302ee0da61e555d56a5f720058d0fc9a905ba32babecffeb5a0& 13:22 < bridge> pretty 13:22 < bridge> the bars are the cpu cores 13:23 < bridge> the first thing I did when I installed awesome was disable most of the features in the default config 13:23 < bridge> the second thing I did was never touch it again 13:23 < bridge> nvim is better :troll: 13:24 < bridge> read the rest of conversation as to learn why i dont like vim 13:24 < bridge> nah 13:24 < bridge> then perish 13:24 < bridge> :imilkycat: 13:24 < bridge> [:imilkycat:](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1230626195649990696.webp?size=96) 13:24 < bridge> [:imilkycat:](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1230626195649990696.webp?size=96) 13:26 < bridge> 1. if you don't know the symbol name you're not familiar enough with the codebase :troll: 13:26 < bridge> 2. if your symbol names are 30 characters your codebase is too modern 13:27 < bridge> 1. how do you expect to learn it then 13:27 < bridge> 2. i cant control that 13:27 < bridge> 1. :troll: 13:27 < bridge> 2. :troll: 13:32 < bridge> You don't use any completion? 13:32 < bridge> hello 13:32 < bridge> no I'm just mad right now and trolling my favourite channel to vent 13:33 < bridge> but a lot of the time yeah no completion 13:33 < bridge> too lazy to set it up 13:33 < bridge> Wow, I thought I was backwards with not using ai copilot magic and intellisense 13:34 < bridge> I spend a lot more time reading code than I do writing code 13:34 < bridge> I only really use autocomplete for symbols (contextful if available) and go to definition 13:35 < bridge> same 13:35 < bridge> Then you must appreciate teeworlds' 13:35 < bridge> Then you must appreciate teeworlds' naming convention 13:35 < bridge> Our modified hungarian notation makes reading code a breeze without magic IDE crutches 13:35 < bridge> modified hungarian notation? 13:36 < bridge> The prefixes we add to our variable names, e.g. `m_` or `pfn` 13:37 < bridge> I actually haven't written anything for Teeworlds, I've just read the code (it's the best documentation!) 13:38 < bridge> part of the reason why I can't stand closed source software 13:39 < bridge> actually unusable as the majority of the documentation just isn't available 13:40 < bridge> I'm not quite at the point of reading the binary for documentation 13:41 < bridge> I have only had to reverse engineer a binary once to figure out something. It was actually for ddnet/sdl 😄 13:41 < bridge> AppKit on macOS 13:42 < bridge> sounds fun 13:43 < bridge> I should learn; maybe I'll finally be able to tolerate Windows 13:45 < bridge> It is quite fun to reverse engineer stuff, it's a decent hobby 13:48 < bridge> ```rust 13:48 < bridge> pub fn fib_series() -> impl Iterator { 13:48 < bridge> gen { 13:48 < bridge> let mut a = 1; 13:48 < bridge> let mut b = 0; 13:48 < bridge> 13:48 < bridge> loop { 13:48 < bridge> yield b; 13:49 < bridge> let t = b; 13:49 < bridge> b = a; 13:49 < bridge> a += t; 13:49 < bridge> } 13:49 < bridge> } 13:49 < bridge> } 13:49 < bridge> ``` 13:49 < bridge> @learath2 generators to make iterators ez 13:49 < bridge> ```rust 13:49 < bridge> pub fn main() { 13:49 < bridge> let x: Vec<_> = fib_series().take(20).collect(); 13:49 < bridge> dbg!(x); 13:49 < bridge> } 13:49 < bridge> 13:49 < bridge> ``` 13:49 < bridge> I really love languages that have `yield` 13:53 < bridge> https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/43122 14:07 < bridge> am i crazy or m_HasExtendedData never resets 14:09 < bridge> you should try to mod dota2 14:09 < bridge> :justatest: 14:09 < bridge> make dota2 tetris please 14:10 < bridge> it was zeroed along with m_Snap so i'm indeed crazy 14:58 < bridge> wait is this valid rust?? 14:58 < bridge> omg 15:00 < bridge> They origin from network.py and are generated code 15:00 < bridge> Yea it’s using swarfeys lib under the hood it is capable of jumping 15:03 < bridge> I dont like that ripgrep decides which files and folders are not interesting for me. If I don’t get a hit with rg I usually end up grepping just to be sure. Which usually is so annoying that I straight up grep. 15:08 < bridge> Can you help me do it? 15:26 < bridge> rg -uuu 15:27 < bridge> wait, are player input not 50tps 15:29 < bridge> non 15:30 < bridge> 25 15:30 < bridge> :ghasp: 15:30 < bridge> more like 20 15:30 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1311338326875176971/image.png?ex=67487e7c&is=67472cfc&hm=44985d36b8b1e48295772a689cae7f81a13452e1684bdeb8cd1a1336c2a6ef42& 15:30 < bridge> or 17 15:31 < bridge> ohno 15:31 < bridge> also inputs only get sent if there are changes 15:32 < bridge> idk if it affetcs ur test 15:32 < bridge> this is every tick 15:32 < bridge> and i'm 100% sure the cursor is moving the entire time 15:32 < bridge> way too many 3s and no 1s 15:33 < bridge> i'm tracking `m_Core.m_Input` btw 15:35 < bridge> have a look in CControls::SnapInput 15:35 < bridge> which should be called 25/s 15:37 < bridge> based on sv_high_bandwidth afair 15:37 < bridge> ye but less than 25? 15:37 < bridge> shouldn't 15:37 < bridge> lemme test 15:39 < bridge> dbg_stress test seems to send 50tps hmm 15:40 < bridge> regardless sv_high_bandwidth 15:40 < bridge> :tee_thinking: 15:41 < bridge> i broke my test suit oh no :justatest: 15:42 < bridge> i swear it sent input like every tick, at least i could see it in snap processing 15:42 < bridge> just vrooooooom 15:42 < bridge> :pepeW: maybe just human input jitter? dbg_stress dosen't seem to send input via a different routine. it just update the input data during normal `SendInput` 15:43 < bridge> shouldn't affect tho 15:43 < bridge> but i tried to record a lot of demo, none of them have consective inputs 15:43 < bridge> if no input changes were made though 15:43 < bridge> but if i turn on dbg_stress then the demo cursor is like ultra smooth 15:51 < bridge> dbg_stress 15:51 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1311343552994742413/2024-11-27_22-50-05.mp4?ex=6748835a&is=674731da&hm=b7fb988c6b2bd2e89c8843792452598cdc3076a9b18aed5ba67f8023abcb5e7a& 15:51 < bridge> human input 15:51 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1311343578135662612/2024-11-27_22-50-27.mp4?ex=67488360&is=674731e0&hm=6adcd33b4bb32eaf62bd6f31eef9966a1030079bd5bcc22059acfc0175672534& 15:51 < bridge> both `sv_high_bandwidth 0` 15:52 < bridge> oh i get it now 15:53 < bridge> it really only send at 10hz if there is no hooking and moving. bummer. 15:54 < bridge> i guess that make sense 15:54 < bridge> TIL 15:58 < bridge> <.puch> @chillerdragon is there anyway to force 0.7 client to be loaded on ddnet with 0.6/0.7 bridge server? 15:59 < bridge> connect via 0.7 protocol address 15:59 < bridge> tw-0.7+udp://ip:port 16:18 < bridge> one char commit let's gooo 16:19 < bridge> o i thought this was about configs 16:19 < bridge> one char pr\ let's gooo 16:19 < bridge> one char pr let's gooo 16:19 < bridge> when float configs i cry 16:19 < bridge> oh, is there a downside for float config? 16:20 < bridge> (fyi your pr isnt about float configs) 16:20 < bridge> older clients will destroy float values 16:20 < bridge> i didn't change the command at all 16:20 < bridge> it was already reading float 16:20 < bridge> demospeed isnt a config is it? 16:20 < bridge> idk 16:20 < bridge> oh it isn't 16:21 < bridge> configs are the ones saved to ddnet_settings 16:21 < bridge> it's a commnd 16:21 < bridge> ye 16:21 < bridge> wait zoom isnt a config either 16:21 < bridge> xd i thought we had to some shenangns to get floating zooms 16:21 < bridge> just make it a float 16:21 < bridge> lmao 16:21 < bridge> :nouis: the only other float command i found is tune 16:21 < bridge> so i was wondering why it was not used at all 16:21 < bridge> old codebase 16:22 < bridge> made by an even older person 16:22 < bridge> about importing old config or downporting new config? 16:22 < bridge> the usage of ints where floats work perfectly well or even better is a premature optimization which has stuck 16:23 < bridge> which is why alot of settings are ints which in every place they are used are turned to floats and divided by some cosntant 16:23 < bridge> which i think rather sucks 16:23 < bridge> is there a downside for that pr tho? 16:23 < bridge> for your pr theres no downside 16:23 < bridge> cool 16:23 < bridge> nor for the one which would allow float zooms 16:23 < bridge> cuz you can't really get a 0.1 value which is doable via UI but not via command 16:23 < bridge> just would have to add a param to +zoom and -zoom 16:23 < bridge> which is kinda odd 16:24 < bridge> just would have to add a (float ghasp!) param to +zoom and -zoom 16:24 < bridge> and i needed 0.001 speed to check my interpolation things, so i just figure i pr it 16:24 < bridge> :kekw: 16:24 < bridge> ```cpp 16:24 < bridge> void Update(CNamePlates &pThis, int Id, char* aName, bool FriendMark, float FontSize) 16:24 < bridge> { 16:24 < bridge> ... 16:24 < bridge> pThis.TextRender()->SetCursor(&Cursor, 0.0f, 0.0f, FontSize, TEXTFLAG_RENDER); 16:24 < bridge> ... 16:24 < bridge> } 16:24 < bridge> ``` 16:24 < bridge> i need textrender but its inaccesable here, do i just make it... public 16:24 < bridge> oh no im an idiot make it a friend! 16:25 < bridge> thats a thing in cpp 16:25 < bridge> im moving up in the world hey 16:25 < bridge> *proceeds to ask chatpgt how to do that* 16:25 < bridge> i think you have other ways to get a TextRender() 16:25 < bridge> maybe not via CNamePlates 16:25 < bridge> there are TextRender everywhere i think 16:25 < bridge> this is in a struct in CNamePLates.h 16:26 < bridge> used by name plates only 16:26 < bridge> are you sure 16:26 < bridge> yes im the one who made the struct 16:27 < bridge> is this even ddnet 16:27 < bridge> yes 16:27 < bridge> :pepeW: 16:27 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/9284 16:27 < bridge> for this 16:27 < bridge> then just public it i guess 16:27 < bridge> non i make it a friend 16:27 < bridge> because those interfaces arent public anywhere else so that would be weird 16:27 < bridge> (although thats whaqt i would do if i wasnt bound by law) 16:28 < bridge> (well i would get rid of the whole interface systsem) 16:28 < bridge> (i dislike it) 16:28 < bridge> can i take a look cuz i don't understand how you can't find a textrender else where. 16:28 < bridge> did you make another textrender instance? 16:28 < bridge> the law is: make stuff public that needs to be public or use a getter function 16:28 < bridge> 16:28 < bridge> i remember asking the same thing like a year ago xD 16:29 < bridge> or did you make two structs/classes that only references only to each other but not pClient 16:29 < bridge> other places use friend when needing to use private things inside structs inside the class itself 16:29 < bridge> tahts why i remembered friend existed 16:29 < bridge> why is myr so against it 16:29 < bridge> Direction arrows D: 16:29 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1311353230416154715/390081592-50e3c00f-7c17-4f26-87b3-eb831e9d06d2.png?ex=67488c5d&is=67473add&hm=308540525dfb4f1a38fc5ae9e3a009add6176b29e585786246ad7b091dd11031& 16:29 < bridge> no one really uses friend i think 16:29 < bridge> just skip the commit x-x 16:29 < bridge> ive seen it for the reason im about to use 16:29 < bridge> this has always been a thing 16:29 < bridge> u been living under a rock? 16:30 < bridge> but again, i still have no idea why you can't get a textrender reference 16:30 < bridge> friends need to declare protected/private members explicitly right? or do they just expose the entire class 16:30 < bridge> I'am about new design of this 16:30 < bridge> i never really used friends :kekw: 16:30 < bridge> did you factor the thing so much it doesn't have anything to do with `CGameClient` anymore 16:31 < bridge> i have never used friends (resident cpp novice) but i think yeah just lets u access things. it isnt like illegal to do this since the struct is inside the class it wasnt to access stuff rom anyway 16:31 < bridge> you are a good person then 16:31 < bridge> make friends, don't use them 16:31 < bridge> if you explicitly expose it, good 16:31 < bridge> 16:31 < bridge> if you just fully expose it, bad 16:31 < bridge> ` it isnt like illegal to do this since the struct is inside the class it wasnt to access stuff from ` 16:31 < bridge> its just inside a class in a class for seperation of concerns 16:31 < bridge> otherwise it would be so messy 16:32 < bridge> (even more than it already is) 16:32 < bridge> I'm about to make a lagrange interpolation maneuver. wish me luck 16:32 < bridge> but it's 11pm tho 16:32 < bridge> larange? 16:32 < bridge> i should probably slepp 16:32 < bridge> or lag range 16:32 < bridge> oh no it is spelt lagrange 16:32 < bridge> that is poor spelling 16:32 < bridge> probably french or something 16:33 < bridge> yeah 16:33 < bridge> i thought they had good spelling 16:33 < bridge> (bad but consistent) 16:33 < bridge> i knew larange is french 16:33 < bridge> but as you just saw lagrange doesnt feel right to me 16:33 < bridge> ok do i sleep or do i make this tomorrow night 16:33 < bridge> uhh 16:33 < bridge> both 16:34 < bridge> ok i'll washup and go to bed 16:34 < bridge> gn 16:34 < bridge> gn hairless man! 16:34 < bridge> do it rn 16:34 < bridge> i might have more head hair than you 16:34 < bridge> you never know 16:38 < bridge> tempted to grab my laptop into my bedroom 16:50 < bridge> how many servers i can create before i get banned from masterserver 16:50 < bridge> is it possible to send and receive float? 16:51 < bridge> dont be an idiot ™️ 16:51 < bridge> otherwise there isnt any 16:51 < bridge> so 16:51 < bridge> 32 ? 16:52 < bridge> that doesnt sound like alot 16:52 < bridge> you also have to not.. fake players 16:52 < bridge> there was some adhoc rules for the master server but i dont know where they are 16:53 < bridge> we let common sense rule 16:53 < bridge> 16:53 < bridge> if the servers solely exist for things like advertisement or faking numbers (e.g filling them with bots) 16:53 < bridge> 16:53 < bridge> will most likely lead to your servers going into the shadow realms 16:54 < bridge> ``` 16:54 < bridge> pThis.TextRender()->TextColor(ColorRGBA(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, Alpha)); 16:54 < bridge> pThis.TextRender()->CreateOrAppendTextContainer(m_TextContainerIndex, &Cursor, m_aName); 16:54 < bridge> ``` 16:54 < bridge> how does textcolor with appending to text container work if you set it before rendering? 16:55 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1311359877418844182/image.png?ex=6748928e&is=6747410e&hm=e3a3f0603300a6e2f7db9dc276778c9f1b4da6dfd1bb2b0a8288c2ad80a2d5e0& 16:56 < bridge> ungodly indentation 16:58 < bridge> TextColor multiplies 16:58 < bridge> thats unfortunate 16:58 < bridge> i mean ill guess ill try and see if it works 16:58 < bridge> might look weird 17:00 < bridge> hey @sollybunny are you pro at programming 17:00 < bridge> not particularly 17:00 < bridge> yes you are 17:00 < bridge> now u should help me 17:00 < bridge> x-x 17:00 < bridge> i need to easylyly manage my fng servers but idk how and tmux sucks like its name 17:01 < bridge> manage how 17:01 < bridge> yes 17:01 < bridge> thats what i asked 17:01 < bridge> manage how[?] 17:01 < bridge> fancy ? 17:01 < bridge> manage how == how do you mean "manage" 17:01 < bridge> oh 17:02 < bridge> i need to monitor their console ram,cpu usage and run some console commands 17:02 < bridge> and lastly start stop or restart them 17:02 < bridge> im not very sure how to track ram/cpu usage of DDNet-Server 17:03 < bridge> also the only way i know how to interact with applications like that is with some screen shenangans (see my minecraft discord bot) 17:03 < bridge> i guess it would be fun to make, but idk how useful it will be to you 17:04 < bridge> hehe 17:04 < bridge> im kinda doing stuff rn 17:04 < bridge> dm at the weekend 17:04 < bridge> dm me at the weekend 17:04 < bridge> sure 17:04 < bridge>