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It uses different ports depending on what zone you are connecting to. If the public computer is heavily firewalled, you may be unable to play Subspace on it.
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It's probably not allocated, it's a buffer. So when you reference "map" you get the address of the buffer. As I said before, it is only valid after event 0x31.
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So add it then foos!
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The point is, it's easy for the modules to get the map if the module interface is designed right. There is a packet (0x31) that says: login is complete, the map is downloaded, and you are in the arena. Does MERV have an event for 0x31 or does it not?
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Because in a good core design, all modules should be loaded BEFORE the connection is established.
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Why not just run your bots in debug mode in Visual Studio from the beginning when you are developing/testing them?
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Debug button in XP? Why don't you use the debugger that comes with your compiler?
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You have the source. Debug it, and when it crashes, you have the exact line and the values of all the variables.
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Maybe update BIOS for motherboard. It has helped some.
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Btw 'splody...I was looking at some of your docs to see if you had 31 packet defined, and I noticed in your Packet class you had a bug in the destructor: Packet::~Packet() { if (msg) delete msg; } You are missing the [].
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Is EVENT_ArenaEnter an event for packet 02 or packet 31?
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Toggle "avoid page flipping" in advanced options.
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When an application in DirectX full-screen mode crashes, it just shuts down rather than popping up a dialog box. You should have a file called exception.log in your Continuum directory. It may be rather large by now if you have been crashing often. Email it to priitk@trenchwars.org You may also want to try upgrading your video drivers and/or DirectX. Are you running Continuum 0.38 or 0.39pr1? The latter fixed a few crash bugs.
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You get a player_enter packet for yourself (and all other existing players) BEFORE you get the "you are in" packet.
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All map downloading (if it's going to happen) should take place before the "you are in" packet (0x31), right? Is that an event in MERV?
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Is it always the same zone? Maybe have a sysop check the value of Misc:LevelFiles. Maybe they have bad syntax in there causing a file of name "s" to be attempted to be downloaded.
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Do you have any apps trying to popup in the background, like instant messengers or anti-virus? Also make sure you have the latest video drivers and DirectX.
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$1
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Good one!
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Could be your ISP was having temporary problems. Try TRACE to any zone (Ctrl-T) and see how far the packets get.
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You guys will pay for apps, or hire employees?
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When Cont loads, I copy profile.dat to profile.bak. Do you have THAT file? Perhaps look in your recycle bin? Do you have a trojan program running that gives access to your computer from outside?
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We do that with bullets in PB, although it's complex to make the settings work. However, it's currently impossible to make 2 different levels of bombs the same damage and prox.
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Reply from Priit: It is memory protection releated error, almost impossible to troubleshoot from remote. Something seems to be messed with Windows, I suggest reinstall.
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Looking for long-gone post (re AMD, bios, motherboard)
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