Nice, seems legit, byte compare for 1.3:
arr[0x33ee0] = 0xc3; // was 0x51
arr[0x33fc2] = 0x90; // was 0xe8
arr[0x33fc3] = 0x90; // was 0x09
arr[0x33fc4] = 0x90; // was 0xcb
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Nice, seems legit, byte compare for 1.3:
arr[0x33ee0] = 0xc3; // was 0x51
arr[0x33fc2] = 0x90; // was 0xe8
arr[0x33fc3] = 0x90; // was 0x09
arr[0x33fc4] = 0x90; // was 0xcb
...
Thank you a lot, Mitch! Your descriptions help me to understand RAID hardware a bit better.
Nice, I already use ZFS, so I guess I just need to figure out how to put it in RAID1 mode...
...
Thank you Mitch!
I watched a simple tutorial so far: https://youtu.be/_QjHUi6VXV8?t=124
1) Basically every hardware RAID card comes with another kind of interface?
2) Is there any...
Hey all,
I learned about RAID many years ago, but I never actually used it. How would you get started?
Simply buy a Hardware RAID controller and two same-size/type SSD's e.g.?
I had the same issue switching from XP to newer Win versions, they probably do a bunch of checking or other kinds of initialisations... I never looked into it, but you could try to play around a bit...
Some people fake bot pings, maybe it's their "random" function?
Do they play like real humans?
If you use WinSCP and Notepad++, the file is send to the server automatically. Then, as you say, restarting the map is rather quick to see the changes.
But I also remember some tools for...
It should be rather easy, simply note the numbers:
0, 45, 90, 135, 180, 225, 270, 315, 360 (same as 0)
And write down the corresponding degrees you see on the compass... after max 2/3 numbers...
1698
You can write a function like:
checkAngles() {
while (1) {
players = getentarray("player", "classname");
for (i = 0; i < players.size; i++) {
The last number is already the euler angle, in CoD2 it seems to be 360 - theGivenLastNumber.
Based on the image in CoD1, it could be -161 + 360 + 40 = 239
Depending on the amount of IP's, searching a linear array isn't very effective either. So we could escalate this into either "use a hashmap" or "do binary search of sorted IP's"
How many IP's are...
You can take a look at https://github.com/M-itch/libcod/blob/e58d6a01b11c911fbf886659b6ea67795776cf4a/libcod.cpp#L52
Mostly self-explaining, you get a reference to the cvar and can just compare...
I wouldn't overcomplicate it, something like:
#include "stdio.h"
#include "string.h"
int main() {
char *ips = "127.0.0.1 234.44.23.52 1.2.3.4";
char *test1 = "1.2.3.4";
char...
This is a good question and IMO one of the key points that this community still needs to tackle.
My first thought is to edit CoD2_mp.exe and turn CreateProcessA into a no-op, but I'm not even...
Nice, you share the source somewhere?
From Name Script Manual, what does this mean?
May = many?
https://wiki.zeroy.com//index.php/Call_of_Duty_2:_d3dbsp
Direct link (only in branch development_v2): https://github.com/Scobalula/Greyhound/tree/development_v2
XModel:...
Hey all,
the biggest burden to make an open source CoD clone is to get the file formats right. You can spent weeks figuring out all the details, and no one ever did all the work yet.
However,...
I added a monthly crontab now: @monthly bash cronMonthly.sh &
cronMonthly.sh
cd KILLTUBE
node update_ssl.js
update_ssl.js
I just figured that you can send "Enter" via ^M, for testing all commands:
Start a new session called hurra: screen -AmdS hurra
Send a command (or do it multiple times for testing): screen -S...
Which libcod do you use (mine, some old precompiled .so, Vorons, Mitchs)?
If you don't want to use B3 or any other log-reader-send-rcon-third-party-tool this you can use libcod:
https://github.com/kungfooman/libcod/blob/master/gsc.cpp#L266
Your example would be:
...
So you have a .map and you compiled it with q3map2 and then want to load it in RTCW?
Do you have a .bsp and hex-edited the version?
What are you doing or trying (please add context)
nextmap seems broken based on other posts aswell: https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r6253210-server-config-map-rotation-question-SoF2-Q3-eng
Do you use old lnxded binaries or something new like...