I'd prefer if you did it in a PR, that way the changes can be reviewed properly and then attributed to you once it gets merged.
You need to fork the repo on GitHub, commit your changes to a new branch in that fork and then create a PR out of that branch.
A crypto guy? Nice, finally we get someone who can understand the cryptography used in MC
(12-05-2014, 05:32 PM)xoft Wrote: [ -> ]I'd prefer if you did it in a PR, that way the changes can be reviewed properly and then attributed to you once it gets merged.
You need to fork the repo on GitHub, commit your changes to a new branch in that fork and then create a PR out of that branch.
A crypto guy? Nice, finally we get someone who can understand the cryptography used in MC
Ok. I'll figure out github this weekend.
It's lit the landscape, but now the overhangs are not shaded properly.
(12-06-2014, 04:45 AM)xoft Wrote: [ -> ]It's lit the landscape, but now the overhangs are not shaded properly.
Yeah, but I can fiddle with those settings much more easily in python.
I'll eventually create a c++ routine to do the right thing once I've got it working the way it should.
I re-did the pull request with a newer file base.
This looks pretty awesome, unfortunately the antique versions of python aren't available on the Linux distro I'm running (ArcLinuxARM)
I don't suppose you have any plans to rewrite this in Python 3, or better yet C++ ?
This is actually written by someone else. I just added timestamps to the chucks that MC Server stores so that the overviewer would work.
Here are more detailed build instructions:
http://docs.overviewer.org/en/latest/bui...ng-systems
BTW, can you just " sudo pacman -S python2" to get 2.7?
(01-29-2015, 05:40 AM)wudles Wrote: [ -> ]BTW, can you just " sudo pacman -S python2" to get 2.7?
Doh!!
I completely spaced on that one...literally. I was searching for "python 2" and not "python2"
Thanks!!!