Hey it was no problem
While diffing your patch I saw you removed it and so I fixed it directly.
I meant the following:
cChunkMap* m_ChunkMap; in cWorld.h was removed
And to your point that it´s better for downward compatiblity:
I think this is already covered by:
SetMaxPlayers(IniFile2.GetValueI("Server", "MaxPlayers", 9001));
Because if there is no key MaxPlayers it will use 9001.
I just changed the maxvalue inside the SetMaxPlayers function
Ah right, good job. I coded all of this early this morning when I had stayed up because I was excited to be digging into it.
I don't think I actually deleted that pointer though, updating my svn to 101 didn't even mention it in the conflicts, I think all I did was remove 2 whitespace lines above it.
Thanks again.
Well maybe my tortoiseSVN failed
In the patchfile there is really no delete command for this line
Then I´m sorry
And btw: Happy Christmas
Thanks, merry xmas to you and the rest of the team and users.
Thanks, merry christmas to all of you too!
I don't want to make a new thread so I'm going to post this here:
I'm not real clear on how all the packets work but I've noticed in wireshark opening and closing inventory is 2 similar packets but it doesn't seem they're handled anywhere? Would it be possible to give a patch/some code that handles this? The reason is because when you close inventory it's not calling the CInventory::~CInventory at all and this is needed for dropping dragging items when you close inventory.
Thanks in advance.
Well, when you close the inventory screen you don't have to destroy the entire inventory... you'd loose all your items every time you close the window =/
Yea I was thinking about that but there's still a call missing when it gets closed, seems like a small fix but I don't know how all the networking works ATM.
Yeah I also worked on a fix for this, because it is very annoying.
(I fixed the other ones with a very simple fix, but this doesn´t work for the Inventory
)
I think I will look into it when I have time
(Maybe tonight
)
If you want to learn something about the packets
http://mc.kev009.com/Protocol is a very very good starting point. There are nearly all packets documented
I have another quick patch file, this has a couple of noteworthy changes.
http://pastebin.com/66ZSfi4d
MaxPlayers is sent with Login packet (but limited to 255 as the MP protocol uses a single byte for this part of the packet) and so long as your MaxPlayers is 64 or less (i think) the scoreboard will actually show up.
I also created a static enum in the cWindow header for the different windows that come up, this gets rid of the 0 1 2 etc values for setting the window type making it easier to add the other 3 types of special containers.
I also updated all the
www.minecraft.net for authentication as the minecraft client/server as of 1.0.0 use session.minecraft.net
Also thanks to Lapayo for the Protocol page, it was most helpful to "complete" the maxplayers aspect and will be more helpful with lots of other things.