06:27 < hdon> nickelpro, hi. i'm trying to use Spock. any idea what I need to satisfy this dependency? http://pastebin.com/DrYuNAQi found that on google with a few others. the exception message appears only in relation to spock :( i didn't find many clues on the net about it.
06:29 < hdon> nickelpro, my crypto package for python 3.2 only includes these modules in the Crypto/Cipher: AES ARC2 ARC4 Blowfish CAST DES3 DES XOR
06:29 < hdon> maybe i need a newer version..
07:00 < hdon> well i got that fixed
07:00 < hdon> but now, nickelpro, should you ever appear and read this..     ImportError: No module named defaults
07:06 < hdon> hmm it looks like there is a DefaultPlugins in spock.plugins
07:07 < hdon> i think i need Python 3.3
16:14 < morfin> there is so much fields in ents
16:16 < morfin> looks like they can't be compressed much :(
16:17 < morfin> hmm
17:20 < Thinkofdeath> http://wiki.vg/Pre-release_protocol#14w03a No more byte/short/int for the Y position!
17:20 <+sadimusi> \o/
18:47 <+Amaranth> Thinkofdeath: Unsigned byte for the Y?
18:47 < Thinkofdeath> yep
18:48 <+Amaranth> Just making sure, the wiki says byte means a signed byte
18:49 <+Amaranth> http://wiki.vg/Data_types
18:49 < Thinkofdeath> Yeah just added the unsigned part now :)
18:59 < barneygale_> Amaranth: what are you working on?
19:00 <+Amaranth> Nothing, I just like to understand things
19:00 < barneygale_> ah, fair enough
19:13 < TkTech> The best reason there ever was (and the one that created this channel)
20:49 < dividuum> a parser for that chat json is a nice exercise in recursion %)
20:50 <+sadimusi> I wonder if the message can be long enough to reach your maximal recursion depth :)
20:51 < dividuum> hehe
23:42 < Not-003> [mineflayer] superjoe30 pushed 2 commits to master [+0/-0/±2] http://git.io/CI3erQ
23:42 < Not-003> [mineflayer] JonnyD 09b47d4 - Adding my project: Skynet.js
23:42 < Not-003> [mineflayer] superjoe30 b23e158 - Merge pull request #170 from JonnyD/patch-1 Adding my project: Skynet.js
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00:56 < nickelpro> Ah man
00:56 < nickelpro> I was away for a couple days and someone actually using Spock comes in
05:26 < Styles> Hey guys
05:27 < Styles> Is this the right place to talk about Minecraft Query Protocol?
05:32 < Eviltechie> Yes?
05:34 < Styles> Ok so I'm not understanding something. (I'm not a MC player). 1.7 changed the protocol right? And http://wiki.vg/Query should be the correct one for any server 1.7 > ?
05:35 <+AndrewPH> query protocol likely hasn't changed, since it's ut3-compatible
05:36 < Styles> o.O
05:36 < Styles> Is implementing UT3 easier than trying to implement theirs?
05:37 <+AndrewPH> I was under the impression that it was based on the ut3 protocol.
05:37 < Styles> https://privatepaste.com/04772270db
05:37 < Styles> I was able to receive a challenge code, but then I wasn't able to retrieve actual status' from the server, nothing ever comes back :(
05:37 <+AndrewPH> imo ignore me and wait for somebody who knows what they're talking about more
05:38 < Styles> alright
06:03 < Not-003> [fNbt] fragmer pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] http://git.io/fHpsvA
06:03 < Not-003> [fNbt] fragmer 6ba56bc - NbtSerializationGen: Sped up handling of self-referencing and cross-referencing types by ~20%. The speedup is more significant in concurrent environments or for types that contain arrays/lists of other composite types.
06:34 < SinZ> AndrewPH: iirc, it is based on UT3, but got notched a little
08:40 < nickelpro> It's based on UT3 but with minor changes
08:40 < nickelpro> Honestly its a poorly designed protocol with very few practical applications in my mind
08:41 < nickelpro> Styles: If you want example code, this is from the man himself https://github.com/Dinnerbone/mcstatus
13:47 <+sadimusi> Styles: are you still around?
15:41 <+sadimusi> Styles: anyway, I think you might be confusing the query protocol http://wiki.vg/Query with the server list ping http://wiki.vg/Server_List_Ping
18:57 < Styles> sadimusi, yeah just got in
18:58 < Styles> sadimusi, damn so what's this and what's the difference in the two?
18:58 <+clonejo> the official client only uses the server list ping
18:58 <+clonejo> ie. for the server list
18:59 <+clonejo> afaik the query protocol isn't even enabled in the server by default, is it?
19:10 < Styles> clonejo, ah great to know
19:10 < Styles> so I should implement server_list_ping
19:14 <+clonejo> well, I'm unsure about the usability of the query protocol, but server list ping is what most people use
19:29 < TkTech> clonejo: It isn't, it primarily exists for integration with existing game host infrastructure
19:29 < TkTech> clonejo: For companies that also host TF2 for example.
19:44 <+clonejo> makes sense
20:51 < Corgano> Hello Every body!
20:52 < Corgano> anyone know about the inventory / clicking bit of the protocol?
20:52 < Corgano> http://wiki.vg/Protocol#Click_Window says I need an Action number, is that given by the server? Or should I just start counting from the client?
20:54 < umby24> I beleive you create your own transaction counter as the client, and increment as you use it
20:54 < umby24> just have to keep track of it, as the server will return a confirm transaction packet using the same transaction number
20:59 < Corgano> what would happen if I used the same number twice fo my transaction?
21:00 < umby24> no clue
21:00 < Corgano> lol
21:00 < Corgano> alright
21:00 < umby24> i think it may be to deconflict in case you send two things at once that have transaction numbers
21:00 < umby24> but that's just me speculating
21:00 < Corgano> Yeah
21:01 < Corgano> Just wondering if I could count up to FFFF and then go back to 0
21:01 < umby24> if you end up using that many, give it a shot i guess.
21:01 < Corgano> I wonder if anyone has ever used all the transaction numbers in a single session
21:01 < umby24> will be fun to see what happens
21:21 < Corgano> ok, I need help with this. trying to just move somthing in my inventory
21:27 < Corgano> I send 0x0E, and the last feild is Clicked item, what format is that supposed to be in?
21:28 < Corgano> I assume it's supposed to be the same as when I recieve 0x32 the packet.item
21:28 < Corgano> { id: 366, itemCount: 1, itemDamage: 0, nbtData: <Buffer > }
21:29 < umby24> I'd chime in but i've never successfully moves things around from a survival inventory
21:29 < umby24> i've done item dropping before
21:29 < umby24> thats about it
21:36 < Corgano> Damn lol
21:36 < umby24> i've done getting items from creative inventory as well
21:37 < Corgano> hmm
21:37 < Corgano> I want to make it craft paper Lol
21:37 < Corgano> but it's not cooperateing bery much
23:54 < Corgano> Hi
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00:50 < Drainedsoul> "optional; sending it will result in an error" (from Yggdrasil documentation here: http://wiki.vg/Authentication#Refresh) <== what is that supposed to mean?
01:32 < umby24> Drainedsoul: If you include selected profile in /refresh, the server will return a 403 or something like that
01:40 < Drainedsoul> umby24: So what I don't understand is why it's documented.  If there's no legitimate use for it, is it really any more or less documentable than any other random JSON property?
02:09 < Not-003> [fNbt] fragmer pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] http://git.io/umTNSw
02:09 < Not-003> [fNbt] fragmer c3e30e3 - Fixed a few more edge cases when serializing self-referencing/cross-referencing types. Running out of edge cases at this point! Gotta start writing unit tests.
13:29 <+pdelvo> maybe its mentioned somewhere in the code for future use. I dont know
13:38 < nickelpro> Drainedsoul: It's included for future implementation, since accounts can't have various profiles yet its pointless to send a selectedProfile
13:40 < nickelpro> Drainedsoul: But it throws an actual error (IllegalArgumentException) rather than random json, which would simply be ignored
13:42 < nickelpro> By "throws an actual error" I mean it responsed with a non-200 HTTP status (forget which), and sends a json dictionary with the error fields 'error' 'errorMessage' 'cause
16:21 < Drainedsoul> anyone around who can shed some light on the sessionserver stuff?  I'm getting 200 OK sending the client end, but when I send the corresponding server end I get 204 No Content rather than JSON w/UUID
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00:04 < WinstonTheCat> Hello; I am trying to do the ping and join process for 1.7 servers but I keep getting EOF exceptions while doing the readVarint (int k = in.readByte();). What am I doing wrong? 
00:04 < WinstonTheCat> http://puu.sh/6pIq1.txt
00:08 < Drainedsoul> why are you throwing a RuntimeException from a function declared to only throw IOException?  How does that even compile?
00:09 < Drainedsoul> where you're checking j doesn't make a whole lot of sense.  By the time you get to the error, you've already read from the stream 6 times.  How does that make sense?
00:11 < WinstonTheCat> I do not know; it is for the 1.7 varint's and I did not write that.
00:11 <+SpaceManiac> RuntimeException, Error, and their subclasses don't have to be declared in throws clauses
00:11 < Drainedsoul> wow that makes checked exceptions even more useful /s
00:11 < barneygale> I don't even have a clue how this code even works
00:12 < Drainedsoul> neither do I
00:12 < barneygale> you send the handshake twice but add 3 null bytes at the end?
00:12 < Drainedsoul> but apparently it doesn't work, so we're not insane
00:12 < barneygale> and like
00:12 < barneygale> ahhh
00:12 <+SpaceManiac> do you plan to declare "throws NullPointerExcpetion, ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException, EveryOtherException" on every last method?
00:12 < barneygale> make some objects pls
00:12 < WinstonTheCat> Would any of you have different methods for reading and writing varints?
00:12 < Drainedsoul> SpaceManiac: No I think checked exceptions are stupid.
00:12 < Drainedsoul> WinstonTheCat: I have C++ code that works, if you'll find that at all helpful
00:13 < WinstonTheCat> It could help
00:13 <+SpaceManiac> working (afaik) Java code: https://gist.github.com/SpaceManiac/8498132
00:14 <+SpaceManiac> may need to adapt slightly for your needs
00:14 < WinstonTheCat> I have got this working before with the same exact code but I am rewriting it for something new and it is confusing me.
00:14 < Drainedsoul> https://github.com/RobertLeahy/MCPP/blob/master/include/packet.hpp#L885
00:15 < Drainedsoul> working, has overflow detection, and works for arbitary-width integers
00:16 < umby24> WinstonTheCat: https://github.com/SirCmpwn/Craft.Net/blob/1.7.x/source/Craft.Net.Common/MinecraftStream.cs#L22
00:16 < barneygale> WinstonTheCat: python code: https://gist.github.com/barneygale/7b04d45d25dacab37f63
00:16 < Drainedsoul> so many code samples!
00:16 < Drainedsoul> so :) while everyone is around, feel like helping **me** out :)
00:17 < barneygale> what's up Drainedsoul ?
00:17 < umby24> the sample i showed is in C#, will be very simular to what you will need
00:17 < Drainedsoul> I can't seem to get the client/server handshakes working, the ones that are done at login.
00:17 < Drainedsoul> I only get 204 No Content when I do the server side
00:17 < Drainedsoul> 200 OK from the client side :|
00:17 <+SirCmpwn> ...what
00:17 < Thinkofdeath> No content = invalid username/session
00:18 <+SirCmpwn> oh, the auth handshake with mojang.com
00:18 <+SpaceManiac> are you actually passing data?
00:18 < Drainedsoul> I know, which is the problem.  I do the Yggdrasil login, and then I do the client side, get 200 OK
00:18 < Drainedsoul> and then I do the server side, get 204 No Content
00:18 < Drainedsoul> (I'm not actually validating clients, I'm just testing an implementation)
00:18 < barneygale> I guess you do a similar routine for generating the serverId on both ends?
00:18 < Drainedsoul> I call the same method, if that's what you mean? :P
00:19 < Drainedsoul> I've verified they're identical
00:19 < barneygale> the same token? o.O
00:19 < Drainedsoul> and tried just making the requests by hand with wFetch, same deal
00:19 < barneygale> you're using the new endpoints? sessionserver.mojang.com?
00:19 < Drainedsoul> yes
00:20 < barneygale> that is pretty weird
00:20 < Thinkofdeath> Got the code you using?
00:20 < Drainedsoul> sec
00:21 < barneygale> I guess you might be sending an HTTP header it doesn't like, or not sending one it expects
00:21 < barneygale> but if it works for the client... uhg
00:22 < barneygale> could be a concurrency issue on mojang's end? are you somehow hitting checkserver sooner than the vanilla server does?
00:23 < Drainedsoul> well
00:23 < Drainedsoul> I've tried even like, manually sending the requests through wFetch
00:24 < Drainedsoul> (which is an HTTP debugging utility)
00:24 < Drainedsoul> https://gist.github.com/RobertLeahy/a5abd8d6e9adb9eff0b2#file-yggdrasil-cpp-L556
00:24 < Drainedsoul> there's a gist
00:29 < Thinkofdeath> I just manually went through the process, works fine here (also noticed the texture blob seems to be there)
00:32 < Thinkofdeath> Drainedsoul: Try hardcoding the serverId to something e.g 'testing' and see if that works
00:39 < Drainedsoul> http://i.imgur.com/9wZGLnf.png what am I doing wrong?
00:40 < Thinkofdeath> Is the username= part case-sensative?
00:40 <+SirCmpwn> this might help: https://github.com/SirCmpwn/Craft.Net/blob/master/source/Craft.Net.Client/Session.cs
00:48 < Thinkofdeath> Drainedsoul: Yeah, its case-sensative hasJoined?username=drainedsoul should be hasJoined?=username=Drainedsoul
00:49 < Drainedsoul> but I sent "Drainedsoul" in the first place?  How is that determined?
00:50 < Drainedsoul> ah I think I see, sec
00:50 <+SirCmpwn> if you logged in with "drainedsoul", mojang will give you the correctly cased username in the response, and you should update what you have locally
00:51 < Drainedsoul> yeah I just saw that
00:55 < Drainedsoul> that works, thanks!
02:03 < Gregor> Bear with the bizarre question, but does anybody know if there's a converter from pre/early-classic level.dat files to some later format? pymclevel (and thus mcedit) handles classic and later, but the earlier versions seem unsupported. The actual file format is just a 256x256x64 array of one-byte block identifiers gzipped, but I'd still hope to find a pre-existing converter rather than rolling my own :)
02:03 < redstonehelper> did early versions convert earlier versions' worlds?
02:04 < Gregor> Nope. Hence why I want a converter :)
02:04 < Gregor> I'm trying to carry a single level through the entire Minecraft history (for silly reasons)
02:04 < redstonehelper> all I can do for you is google
02:04 < Gregor> Yeah, Google hasn't been too elucidating for me :(.
02:05 < redstonehelper> when writing that converter, you can use existing libraries for up-to-date formats
02:05 < Gregor> Yeah, I'll probably just hack it into pymclevel.
02:18 <+SpaceManiac> For status responses, is it considered normal to include the name of the software in the version string?
02:26 < SinZ> iirc mcedit can open classic files
02:34 < Gregor> SinZ: Yes, but not pre-classic
04:03 < TkTech> How "pre-classic" are we talking here?
04:04 < TkTech> Gregor: Which "classic"? Do you have a version?
04:07 < TkTech> Or, if you just post the file somewhere so I can take a look.
04:54 < Me4502> Is there like some public lib that allows for a MineChat sort effect, basically a lib that allows creation of a fake login on a server
04:55 < Me4502> Well not fake, but like a mc login and packet response lib
04:59 < Gregor> TkTech: The easiest-available ones are just the versions in the new launcher prior to c0.30, including the "rd" versions.
04:59 < Gregor> They create a ~/.minecraft/level.dat that's just as I described.
04:59 < umby24> Me4502: What? A library that can log you in and chat on servers?
04:59 < Me4502> uh, not chat
05:00 < Me4502> just login
05:00 < umby24> Just log in and sit there?
05:00 < Me4502> Need to do it about 80 times
05:00 < umby24> What language?
05:00 < Me4502> I need 80 test clients
05:00 < umby24> and what minecraft version?
05:00 < Me4502> Java, 1.7
05:01 < Me4502> Actually, language doesn't matter all too much
05:01 < umby24> I'm not sure on java libraries that provide functionality like that, however I do know of 2 in C#
05:02 < umby24> there may be some in other languages as well, again, not sure
05:02 < Me4502> Hmm, what are the C# ones?
05:02 < umby24> libMC.NET, and Craft.Net. Craft.Net's 1.7 support is not complete
05:02 < umby24> and libMC.NET only supports client side at this time
05:03 < Me4502> when you say client side, you mean it only acts as a player?
05:03 < umby24> yes
05:04 < Me4502> If so thats fine. C# seems to be rather similar to Java,I should be fine with it.
05:04 < Me4502> Does it run on Linux?
05:04 < Me4502> I know C# is a .net language, so  that may be an issue if it doesn't
05:04 < umby24> I have not tested it, I can do so.
05:05 < Me4502> Do you know of a place to search for them in other languages?
05:06 < umby24> github
05:07 < Me4502> hmm, thanks
05:08 < umby24> Seems it will not work on Linux due to the socket library it uses currently. I will change it.
05:09 < Me4502> hmm
05:25 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-0/±2] http://git.io/YrQDng
05:25 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 5f3114a - Minor cleanup to error messages in MessageMap and scheduler
05:27 <+AndrewPH> Gregor: as a note, if it really is just a gzipped array of 1-byte block ids, that's coincidentally how Myne loaded its maps. So you could convert it using the mapconverter that fcraft has, perhaps.
05:29 < Gregor> AndrewPH: It really is just a gzipped array of 1-byte block IDs, so thanks for the ref :)
05:30 <+AndrewPH> also worth noting, I stated 2 software names. Myne's map level format was literally what it was over the wire, and fcraft has map converters for just about every single format that classic servers used (TkTech helped a bit with that iirc)
05:35 < fragmer> (well, over-the-wire format also starts with a 4-byte big-endian integer, counting the total number of blocks)
06:54 < umby24> Me4502: Changed the socket library, libmc.net works on mono now.
06:54 < Me4502> Thanks
08:29 <+SpaceManiac> The client seems to be freezing up when decompressing chunks, any idea what the reason might be?
08:29 <+SpaceManiac> it appears to be getting them successfully, just very slowly
08:42 <+SpaceManiac> maybe it is trying to do lighting calculations?
09:55 <+SirCmpwn> SpaceManiac: try setting all SkyLight to 0xFF and all BlockLight to 0x00 (or actually calculating lighting)
16:54 <+SpaceManiac> SirCmpwn: I am fairly certain that's what I'm already doing (the first option)
22:34 < Dragon707> Hi, i've need some help with moving around my avatar.
22:35 < Dragon707> I send every 50ms a package with id 4 to the server and tell my x, feety, heady, z and onground
22:36 < Dragon707> the server keeps returning a packet with id 8 telling my coords and head pitch/yaw
22:36 < Dragon707> The player is freezing in mid- air
22:37 < Dragon707> See this script (Written in NodeJS)
22:37 < Dragon707> http://pastebin.com/Y8w8w5QB
22:37 <+sadimusi> before moving, did you send a 0x06 packet with your spawn position back to the server?
22:37 < Dragon707> sadimusi: Thanks, will try that now :)
22:37 <+sadimusi> the library you're using might already do that
22:38 < Dragon707> Im using this one: https://github.com/superjoe30/node-minecraft-protocol
22:38 <+sadimusi> you should certainly wait until you're spawned before starting the interval
22:39 < Dragon707> Thanks for info,changing my script now :)
22:49 < MrARM> Heh, I am thinking what did I done wrong with my path finding -> moves code. ..
22:50 < Dragon707> sadimusi: i did what you told me to do, but my bot isnt moving yet
22:50 < Dragon707> http://pastebin.com/dHTymWV3
22:51 < MrARM> hmmm...
22:51 < MrARM> Looking at code now
22:51 < Dragon707> Cool :-)
22:51 <+sadimusi> Dragon707: not sure if that's the problem, but the spawn position is definitely located at your feet
22:52 <+sadimusi> oh, and that's the wrong packet
22:52 <+sadimusi> I didn't mean the spawn of the world, but of yourself
22:52 < Dragon707> Ah
22:52 <+sadimusi> you probably get that in a 0x08 packet
22:52 < MrARM> just thought same (:
22:53 < Dragon707> On line 32 i have the 0x08 package, correct ?
22:53 <+sadimusi> yes, but you only need to do it the first time you get one
22:54 < Dragon707> so i have to wrap the code in the 0x08 package in this if(firstRun==true){ firstRun = false;
22:54 <+sadimusi> for example, yes
22:56 < MrARM> Found another problen
22:56 < MrARM> *problem
22:56 < Dragon707> An, what :) ?
22:56 <+sadimusi> if you're just trying to build a bot, you might consider using a bot framework instead of just a protocol library
22:56 < MrARM> Im look and pos you have to confirm the position
22:57 <+sadimusi> that's what he's trying to do
22:57 < MrARM> I got it wrong then
22:57 < Dragon707> sadimusi: yeah, bot couldnt find a working one, and its fun to do it yourself :)
22:58 < MrARM> But he has to confirm it every time not just the first one
22:58 < Dragon707> But i already have that
22:58 <+sadimusi> are you sure? that certainly wasn't the case before 1.7
22:58 < MrARM> I started writing mine because there were no 1.7.4 libs for java
22:59 < MrARM> sadimusi I am not, but when I don't confirm it I don't get health updates
23:00 < Dragon707> The health id is 0x06 correct ?
23:00 < MrARM> But it could be something other,  maybe a bug in code :/
23:01 < Dragon707> The library you mean ?
23:02 < Dragon707> Also, i dont get any health updates on 0x06
23:03 <+sadimusi> until you confirm your position you don't really spawn
23:03 <+sadimusi> so you get almost nothing form the server
23:03 < Dragon707> The avatar/bot spawns in the world
23:04 < Dragon707> i can hit him, but he's flying
23:04 < Dragon707> when i remove blocks under the avatar
23:07 < Dragon707> Check screenie: http://i.imgur.com/UXwRMmt.png
23:07 < DavidEGrayson> I made a Ruby minecraft client myself (redstone-bot2).  It's a lot of work to keep those things up to date with all the changes in the Minecraft protocol.
23:08 < DavidEGrayson> Well, congratulations on getting him to appear.
23:08 < Dragon707> Haha, thanks DavidEGrayson 
23:08 < MrARM> Getting it to apper is simpleee
23:11 < Dragon707> I can kill the bot, bot dont get any 0x06(health) updates, wich means i didnt tell the server my current position i think
23:12 < DavidEGrayson> Dragon707, you had to do some complex stuff with encryption/decryption to get it to appear, right?
23:12 < Dragon707> DavidEGrayson: not realy, i've used a NodeJS library https://github.com/superjoe30/node-minecraft-protocol
23:13 <+sadimusi> did you try if mineflayer just worked with the updated protocol library?
23:15 < Dragon707> mineflayer uses the 1.6.4 protocol
23:15 <+sadimusi> it used the same library you use
23:15 <+sadimusi> *uses
23:15 < Dragon707> Yep, it does. but it send old (wrong) data
23:16 <+sadimusi> then you should update it and send a pull request :)
23:16 < Dragon707> Hmm, i could try that :)
23:17 < Dragon707> But that isnt going to fix my problems :P
23:19 <+sadimusi> no, but people are more eager to help you if you are working on a popular project everyone is waiting for instead of yet another featureless and unstable bot 
23:19 < Dragon707> Thats true, but i was just testing stuff, not creating a real bot or something :P
23:19 < Dragon707> Just to learn the MC proto
23:20 <+sadimusi> that's what everyone does and people are getting tired of it ;)
23:21 < DavidEGrayson> Ha, that's what I did and it was a lot of fun.  I had some good features but they were pretty specific to my own desires.
23:21 < DavidEGrayson> I got it to farm a giant field of wheat we had on our server
23:22 <+sadimusi> that's what usually happens and it is fine, but if it's just for the learning experience I wouldn't use a protocol library
23:22 < DavidEGrayson> It can stand in the middle of a wheat field and instantly break and replant a huge circle
23:22 < Dragon707> Probably i will fork that project tomorrow :)
23:22 < Dragon707> And try to fix that project :P
23:23 <+sadimusi> there are some awesome mineflayer projects out there (for example http://youtu.be/jkg6psMUSE0) and I'd love to see it updated :)
23:25 < Dragon707> HAha that vid is awesome :)
23:26 < Dragon707> Yay, not instand crash
23:26 < Dragon707> bot joins the server
23:26 < Dragon707> changed some stuff in that project :D
23:27 < Dragon707> Its there for 3 secs
23:27 < Dragon707> and then BOOM :P
23:29 < Dragon707> Yup, i will fork that project tomorrow :)
23:30 < Dragon707> Changins some stuff, probably make a protocol.json with all protocol package id's in it, so its easely to change with updates :P
23:30 < Dragon707> Will, gtg for now!
23:30 < Dragon707> Cya!
23:30 < DavidEGrayson> sadimusi: cool video.  I should really make a video of my bot harvesting wheat...
23:30 < Dragon707> DavidEGrayson: looking forwards to that video :D
23:30 < DavidEGrayson> :)
23:31 <+sadimusi> DavidEGrayson: some guys once made a mineflayer bot move an entire mountain by a few blocks
23:31 < Dragon707> Its 23.30 local time here, tomorrow some school (finsishing a Dart project) https://github.com/kevcor/todo-list
23:31 <+sadimusi> not sure if there's a video of it though
23:32 < Dragon707> sadimusi: Heard about that, is awesome xD
23:32 < Dragon707> Well, bye for now guys!
23:32 <+sadimusi> bye
--- Day changed lun. janv. 20 2014
00:08 < MrARM> bye
00:58 < Not-003> [fCraft] fragmer * r2323 15 files : Cleanup! Removed some redundant assembly qualifiers, moved BitMap3D from Utils to Drawing, renamed ReturnCodes to ReturnCode (enum type names should be singular), etc etc. Minor stuff.
02:48 < Eviltechie> oh hi
02:48 < dillyg10> Lol hey
03:05 < dillyg10> Hey, so I'm having a problem with PacketPlayOutMultiBlockChange. For the array of shorts, the format is XZYY... but when the X is over 7, it overflows. Any help?
03:05 < dillyg10> If what I'm saying doesn't make sense, http://wiki.vg/Protocol#Multi_Block_Change
03:34 < DavidEGrayson> Will if X is over 7 then the most-significant bit of one of those bytes will be 1, which might cause you trouble if you accidentally used signed types
03:34 < DavidEGrayson> *Well
03:49 < dillyg10> Hi, were there any answers to my question (sorry IRC client dced)
03:49 < nickelpro> freenode has a web gateway?
03:49 < dillyg10> Yeah it does
03:49 < nickelpro> huh
03:49 < nickelpro> Anyway, ya
03:50 < dillyg10> Yeah... i have an IRC client, i just didn't know the adress of the IRC
03:50 < nickelpro> irc.freenode.net
03:50 < dillyg10> Oh there was, mind pasting it for me?
03:50 < dillyg10> Wow i should've guesed that ^_^.
03:50 < nickelpro> <DavidEGrayson> Well if X is over 7 then the most-significant bit of one of those bytes will be 1, which might cause you trouble if you accidentally used signed types
03:50 < dillyg10> (by it I mean the answer to my question)
03:50 < dillyg10> oohh
03:51 < nickelpro> 8 in binary is 1000
03:51 < dillyg10> Hmm, David, how would I go about rectifying the problem? Currently there are no signed values, they are all positive.... 
03:52 < nickelpro> What exactly are you doing right now?
03:52 < DavidEGrayson> My suggestion was just a shot in the dark, dillyg10, if it doesn't help then you should give more info
03:52 < dillyg10> What I'm trying to do is send the client "fake blocks" that only the client can see.
03:53 < dillyg10> Using the BlockChangePacket won't work... since I'm sending around 10-15 fake blocks, and for whatever reason when I get up to that number it starts to cuase the lcient to have FPS drops
03:53 < dillyg10> So I'm using the MultiBlockChangePacket....
03:53 < nickelpro> This is how I do it in Python, hope it helps
03:53 < nickelpro> https://github.com/nickelpro/spock/blob/master/spock/mcp/mcpacket_extensions.py#L135-L164
03:53 < nickelpro> If you post code we can be more helpful
03:54 < dillyg10> Yeah I was just about to say, lemme go grab my code
03:56 < dillyg10> https://gist.github.com/anonymous/f98fa247016b20d366cf
03:57 < dillyg10> There is some Bukkit API stuff in there, you can pretty much ignore the code up until line 23ish
03:58 < nickelpro> Does it work for lower numbers of blocks? Can the client see them?
03:59 < nickelpro> Oh nvm
03:59 < dillyg10> Yes it can
03:59 < dillyg10> Anything below 7 on the X the client has no trouble seeing
04:00 < nickelpro> does getZ() and getX() return absolute or relative coords?
04:00 < dillyg10> Absolute
04:00 < dillyg10> Oh wait, sorry misunderstood
04:00 < dillyg10> it is the block coirdinates
04:00 < dillyg10> So they are whole numbers
04:00 < nickelpro> Absolute or relative block coords?
04:00 < dillyg10> Relative to the chunk
04:01 < nickelpro> alright, so that aint it..
04:01 < dillyg10> ya..... relx and relz will only be values 0-15
04:02 < nickelpro> It could be a problem in bucket, trying to stuff an unsigned value into a signed byte. I don't know the Bukkit API :-\
04:02 < nickelpro> I find that unlikely though
04:03 < dillyg10> well, if this at all helps
04:03 < dillyg10> http://gyazo.com/2dc2eadec6d85f4c95c7904b8f4fb96e
04:03 < dillyg10> this is some debug output data i have
04:04 < dillyg10> the format is: relx relz x y z {cords, blockid/metadata}
04:05 < nickelpro> and the ones with relx > 7 don't show?
04:05 < nickelpro> or just cause client lag?
04:05 < dillyg10> Doesn't show....
04:05 < dillyg10> And well obviously it wouldn't show, the byte overflows lol
04:06 < dillyg10> *short
04:06 < nickelpro> which short? The record count?
04:06 < dillyg10> Nono, the cordinates
04:07 < dillyg10> They are stored as a short....
04:07 < nickelpro> Ah, the record
04:07 < dillyg10> What about it?
04:07 < nickelpro> In my mind a record is a 32-bit int, with coords + id + metadata
04:07 < nickelpro> I was confused when you talked about the coords on their own
04:08 < dillyg10> Hmm... forgive my ignorance, in java integers are normally 32 bits?
04:08 < nickelpro> integer just means number, it has no assigned size
04:08 < nickelpro> Java conventions make them signed 32-bit in that language
04:08 < dillyg10> Okay, yeah that's what I was getting at
04:08 < dillyg10> Well... what's odd
04:09 < dillyg10> is that when I have it as an integer
04:09 < dillyg10> I still get the same issue
04:09 < dillyg10> The integer will overflow when the relx > 7
04:10 < dillyg10> Hmm... I guess what I could try is to maybe get rid of the insigificant bit in the block id
04:11 < dillyg10> let me give that a go and see if it works...
04:11 < nickelpro> PacketPlayOutMultiBlockChange is bukkit or you?
04:12 < nickelpro> nvm
04:21 < dillyg10> Hmm no
04:21 < dillyg10> that didn't work....
04:32 < dillyg10> Hmm
04:32 < dillyg10> I'm still hitting a dead end here....
05:34 < dillyg10> If anyone thinks they can still help me, I'm having an issue with the PacketPlayOutMultiBlockChange, whenever i have the X relative cord set to something above 7, the short will overflow, and will stop the packet from working.
05:35 < DavidEGrayson> Sorry if I sound unhelpful, but what do you mean "stop the packet from working" ?
05:36 < DavidEGrayson> You should be able to overcome overflow issues and control exactly what bytes your server is sending to the client.  If you aren't sending the right bytes then this becomes a server-side programming question
05:36 < DavidEGrayson> If you are sending the right bytes and something is overflowing in the client, then there is some bug in the client and you need to workaround it.
05:38 < DavidEGrayson> Java is painful because it does not have an unsigned 16-bit or 8-bit data type.  It kind of sucks to work with binary data in Java
05:39 < dillyg10> Ugh you're telling me.
05:40 < dillyg10> Well, what i've tried doing is writing it into a 32-bit integer
05:40 < dillyg10> the problem is that it still overflows
05:40 < dillyg10> and I haven't found a way to work around it
05:40 < dillyg10> it overflows serverside....
05:40 < DavidEGrayson> Is this a compile-time or runtime error and what is the error message?
05:40 < dillyg10> it's realy janky how the packet is written, for reference: http://wiki.vg/Protocol#Multi_Block_Change
05:40 < dillyg10> No error, just not working right.
05:41 < DavidEGrayson> OK, then you should inspect the exact bytes your server is sending for that packet and make sure they are OK.  You should probably write a unit test that makes sure you can encode the packet correctly
05:41 < DavidEGrayson> You really should make sure that your server is sending the right bytes to the client; that should be your first step
05:42 < DavidEGrayson> This is a divide-and-conquer debugging strategy.
05:42 < DavidEGrayson> If the server is sending the expected bytes and getting the wrong result, then re-evaluate your mental model of what the packet should be.
05:43 < DavidEGrayson> If the server is not sending the right bytes, figure out why by looking carefully at your code.
05:44 < dillyg10> Well, I know why it isn't sending the right bytes David, it's because a short maxes out at 0x7FFF, and if I were to send the cordinates 10 11 38, it's going to max out that short.
05:44 < dillyg10> and thus send a negative number
05:45 < dillyg10> which the client is gonna go what the fuck, and is going to do nothing with that data.
05:46 < dillyg10> So I 100% know WHY the issue happens.
05:46 < dillyg10> I just have 0 idea how I can make it work
05:46 < dillyg10> If the short doesn't overflow... then it works f + i + n +e
05:46 < dillyg10> otherwise... it don't.
05:47 < DavidEGrayson> You assume that the client is treating these coordinates as a signed and would "go what the fuck" but it is probably treating them as unsigned
05:47 < DavidEGrayson> That was you can have a Z coordinate between 0 and 15, and an X coordinate between 0 and 15.
05:47 < DavidEGrayson> *that way
05:48 < DavidEGrayson> If you want to send X=8, send bits 1000 for the X field
05:48 < DavidEGrayson> Or did you try that already and see the client freak out?
05:48 < DavidEGrayson> A chunk is 16x16 in the XZ plane, right?  So that packet needs to have a way of representing any X between 0 and 15
05:49 < dillyg10> Hmm.. well David, I mean here's my code... https://gist.github.com/anonymous/f98fa247016b20d366cf
05:49 < dillyg10> I feel like I'm doing everything right here....
05:49 < DavidEGrayson> Here is the Ruby code for processing the packet in my client (which could totally be wrong): https://github.com/DavidEGrayson/redstone-bot2/blob/master/lib/redstone_bot/protocol/packets.rb#L855-857   It seems I am treating those coords as unsigned
05:51 < DavidEGrayson> Again, you really need to get a debugging trace showing the exact bytes the server is sending.
05:52 < DavidEGrayson> X and Z need to be put in the first byte... are you sure that is what your code does?  That would mean your shorts are being sent a Big Endian
05:52 < dillyg10> yeah, I put a debug tracker on the server to see what it's sending...
05:53 < dillyg10> I don't think you can do unsigned shorts in java.
05:53 < DavidEGrayson> Debugging Rule #3 from http://www.debuggingrules.com/debuggingrules.jpg :  Quit thinking and look (at the bytes)
05:54 < dillyg10> I am David... http://gyazo.com/2dc2eadec6d85f4c95c7904b8f4fb96e is some debug output i have
05:54 < dillyg10> the format is x y blockx blocky blockz [cords, blockid/metadata]
05:55 < dillyg10> that is exactly what is being sent
05:55 < DavidEGrayson> Bytes are integers between 0 and 255 and I see a 688.0 in that output
05:56 < DavidEGrayson> So I would not trust it
05:56 < dillyg10> Oh yeah, sorry the blockx and blockz were for my purposes
05:56 < dillyg10> that data isn't sent to the client
06:00 < DavidEGrayson> There is no "x" byte; the x and the z share the same byte.  You should get a debugging output showing the bytes in order and the first byte should have x and z in it.
06:01 < DavidEGrayson> You will likely have to dig around inside that "blox.put" thing to see how it works.
06:01 < DavidEGrayson> or maybe you can do blox.get or something
06:03 < DavidEGrayson> You do realize that these signed shorts and things you are working with are ultimately converted to bytes in order to be sent on the TCP/IP connection, right?  The bytes are what matters
06:04 < DavidEGrayson> For example, a signed short of -2 would get converted to the series of bytes:  0xFE, 0xFF  (assuming little endian)
06:04 < dillyg10> hmm
06:04 < dillyg10> Yeah....
06:04 < dillyg10> Well, yeah I actually did start debugging the bytes sent...
06:06 < DavidEGrayson> You should look at the bytes at the point before they get encrypted, which could be tricky depending on your setup
06:07 < dillyg10> Yeah... unfortanetly it's somewhat impossible for me to look at the bytes once encrypted.
06:07 < dillyg10> However, I think I might have found the fundemental problem.
06:08 < dillyg10> The XZ cord is a byte.
06:08 < dillyg10> Well, if X is F and Z is F, the byte will overflow.
06:08 < dillyg10> Resulting in a bunch of random bytes
06:08 < dillyg10> Well not random, but you get my idea
06:09 < DavidEGrayson> You you need to make sure that 0xFF (255) gets sent, even though its hard to represent that in Java
06:09 < DavidEGrayson> The closest you can have in Java would be the signed 8-bit type they have, and you would have to put -1 in it
06:09 < DavidEGrayson> But it looks like this blox thing might help you do that.
06:09 < dillyg10> What blox thing?
06:11 < DavidEGrayson> Well, you have a variable called blox, but you should look at whatever actually chooses the bytes to send
06:11 < Drainedsoul> DavidEGrayson: Why are you "assuming little endian" when talking about "TCP/IP connection"?  Big endian is network byte order, not just in Minecraft either.
06:12 < DavidEGrayson> OK, that's too bad.  I like little endian so I made an example that used that.
06:13 < Drainedsoul> besides, your example doesn't actually use little endian, it's big endian.
06:14 < DavidEGrayson> Nope, I checked it and it sill looks like little endian to me.  0xFE, 0xFF is -2 in little endian.
06:14 < DavidEGrayson> The least-significant bit of the short will be in the least-significant byte, which is the first one.
06:15 < DavidEGrayson> 1 would be 0x01, 0x00
06:16 < Drainedsoul> you're right, got confused on my 2s complement arithmetic for a second there
06:16 < dillyg10> Regardless.... the server will send signed bytes from the debugging I can gather.
06:16 < dillyg10> I can only assume the client reads them as signed aswell
06:17 < DavidEGrayson> Yeah, and that's just because Java kind of forces you too.  But those bytes can get interpreted as unsigned numbers at either end with a few if statements.
06:19 < dillyg10> That's true, I don't think the client does that tho. When I send packets that don't overflow, it works, when it overflows, it doesn't.
21:15 < TkTech> Woke up this morning to DOGE, DOGE everywhere. Almost trippled in value.
21:19 < dexter0> much coin, such value, rich shibe.
21:22 < TkTech> 8 million USD has changed hands in the last 24 hours
21:25 < dx> i would have never expected to find myself in a situation where disliking a meme would make me lose money
21:37 < TkTech> I don't partake in the whole DOGE-let-us-type-like-retards gig, but it didn't cost me anything really to run the GPU for a few days.
21:38 < TkTech> Hell, at -24˚C it helped heat the place
21:47 <+clonejo> funny thing, this winter was (so far) extremely warm, no snow, it's not even freezing
21:49 < shoghicp> TkTech: I updated p.wiki.vg to be an A record instead of a CNAME, now an error page is shown on p.wiki.vg
21:49 < shoghicp> oops
21:49 < shoghicp> burger.pocketmine.net*
21:51 < TkTech> shoghicp: Nothing on my side, looks like you're using cloudflare.
21:52 < shoghicp> weird then...
21:52 < shoghicp> I can access burger.pocketmine.net
21:52 < shoghicp> Let's wait a few hours then
--- Day changed mar. janv. 21 2014
00:32 < dx> shoghicp: so, how many bans did you get for those nick changes?
03:59 < TkTech> dx: Yeah, that's starting to get annoying. /away exists for a reason.
04:17 <+AndrewPH> TkTech: bobsledding to the moon, one could say!
04:42 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Yeah, this has been a good week. OMED, IDIX, and PCYC are all way up and dogecoin is worth something again
04:47 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Holy shit it's almost $2
04:47 < TkTech> (per 1k)
04:47 <+AndrewPH> life will be good :)
04:48 < dexter0> O_o
04:48 < TkTech> It's weird, I made more off of just 10 shares of PCYC, but this is far more exciting :)
04:48 < TkTech> Plus I'm not paying a dirty bank a fucking ridiculous commision to transfer 1 kb on a fully automated system!
04:50 < TkTech> In the last hour it's trippled in value. That's insane.
04:50 < TkTech> Could you image if CAD or USD tripled in one hour?
04:50 < TkTech> The world economy would shit bricks
04:50 <+AndrewPH> maybe one day somebody'll take my doge for two copies of payday 2
04:50 < TkTech> If you don't mind me asking, how much do you have?
04:50 < TkTech> Did you mine it or buy it?
04:51 <+AndrewPH> I mined it, and I have 20k
04:51 <+AndrewPH> the 3k I sent to my friend is now worth like $6 wowee
04:52 < TkTech> Almost a millionaire :)
04:52 <+AndrewPH> getting there, one doge at a time
04:52 < TkTech> You almost certainly didn't spend $36 in energy, so you're ahead of the game.
04:58 < TkTech> And *pop*, back to 1.573
05:00 <+AndrewPH> how to bobsled, a documentary: http://i.imgur.com/OWQDfjn.png
05:00 < TkTech> Gonna wake up tomorrow and regret not selling
05:13 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-0/±1] http://git.io/iGrFVQ
05:13 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac f3956b9 - Corrected plugin directory creation
05:14 <+AndrewPH> TkTech: no ragrets
05:14 <+AndrewPH> not even one letter, dude
05:22 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+2/-1/±0] http://git.io/C8IUnQ
05:22 < Not-003> [Glowstone] Wulfspider de3994c - Added basic Travis-CI configuration.
06:01 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Want to buy another 99k? :)
06:01 <+AndrewPH> TkTech: If I had the money for that I would buy payday 2 with real money
06:21 < TkTech> You know, I'm moderately surprised that with all the odd coins now, there is no minecraft coin.
06:21 <+AndrewPH> community's too autistic on average to allow it to succeed
06:23 < TkTech> $1.967, so close.
06:24 < TkTech> AndrewPH: :|
06:24 < TkTech> $1.98
06:35 < TkTech> Bam, $2.033. Gonna shut up now.
06:36 < umby24> :o
06:37 < fragmer> AndrewPH, so when is ClassiCubeCoin coming?
06:37 < fragmer> hurry up already
06:38 <+AndrewPH> fragmer: in 500 yrs
06:38 <+AndrewPH> just like the full api
06:38 < fragmer> alright, I'll make a note for my descendants
06:39 < TkTech> fragmer: It's slated for 3 days after fCraft Infinite
06:41 < TkTech> (I lied. $2.2. Dafaq's going on)
06:41 < TkTech> I can only imagine someone is doing a major pump'n'dump
06:41 <+AndrewPH> that sounds inappropriate
06:41 < TkTech> Giggity?
06:42 <+AndrewPH> >264 satoshi on cryptsy
06:42 <+AndrewPH> 255 now
06:42 < fragmer> fCraft 1.0 is still a couple years away :p
06:43 < TkTech> AndrewPH: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbCk1XNfTs4
06:46 < TkTech> $1.7
06:47 < TkTech> fragmer: Didn't they effectively kill off classic when they broke minecraft.net?
06:47 <+AndrewPH> exactly
06:50 < fragmer> Yeah. There are a few of die-hard players and devs around though
06:51 < fragmer> Probably always will be
06:51 < TkTech> Hm, I guess there will always be a few. I think there's a programming course on making a classic server, IIRC.
06:51 < TkTech> It was a simple if odd protocol (the fixed-length strings were odd...)
06:51 <+SpaceManiac> great times, those fixed-length strings
06:52 < fragmer> fixed-length strings, coupled with color codes and client crashes, made sending messages way more complicated than it should be
06:53 < fragmer> I spent so many hours on the damn line-wrapper :p
06:53 < TkTech> Hah, I remember that.
06:53 < TkTech> The color code twice at the end of a string crashed all the clients
06:53 < fragmer> oh, a lot of things crashed the clients
06:54 < TkTech> Never did get fixed in vanilla
06:54 <+AndrewPH> almost everything does it lel
06:54 < fragmer> http://websvn.fcraft.net/filedetails.php?repname=fCraft&path=%2Fbranch-0.90x%2FfCraft%2FNetwork%2FLineWrapper.cs
06:54 < fragmer> weee
06:54 < fragmer> i am really proud of that bit of code though
06:54 < TkTech> Welp, there's a reason fCraft was (is?) popular.
06:55 < TkTech> I wonder if the Archives are still around
06:55 < fragmer> The community is. I don't know if they still run a classic server though
06:56 < umby24> fCraft is still (sadly ;P) the most used software it seems.
06:56 < fragmer> MCSharp derivatives (MCLawl, MCZall, MCForge) were my primary competitors, and all those projects were abandoned
06:56 < fragmer> So... fCraft became popular by default
06:57 < umby24> despite the older versions of d3 being released, but no one wants to bother with lua when they can work in c#
06:57 < TkTech> I remember those. For some reason my name gets turned yellow on some of those servers.
06:58 < TkTech> Same with some ... "i<something>" server
06:58 < umby24> icraft?
06:58 < fragmer> iCraft
06:58 <+AndrewPH> lel icraft
06:58 < fragmer> hehehe
06:58 <+AndrewPH> myne fork #2244315
06:58 <+AndrewPH> led by "IDon'tKnowAnything"
06:58 < TkTech> AH! James right?
06:58 < fragmer> I dunno, I liked ikJames
06:59 <+AndrewPH> yes
06:59 < TkTech> Tried to do an Apple-conference style "press release"
06:59 <+AndrewPH> i hate him
06:59 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 11 commits [+7/-6/±48] http://git.io/J3k3ww
06:59 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 48a09ed - Started on changing chunks to use vertical sections.
06:59 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 9a5bd5a - Update chunk I/O to the Anvil format.
06:59 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 283cc8f - Improved ChunkManager generation handling, tidied GlowWorld initialization somewhat.
06:59 < Not-003> [Glowstone] ... and 8 more commits.
06:59 < TkTech> (^- I finally got around to truncating those :))
06:59 < fragmer> I managed to keep a pretty good relationship with all classic devs. Except WoM guys. They were total recluses.
06:59 <+SpaceManiac> I'm glad. :P
07:00 < fragmer> I think I spent like 18 months trying to reach WoM devs, before giving up
07:00 <+SpaceManiac> So does fCraft have block physics yet? *whistle*
07:00 < umby24> Now though the newest D3 is out for all! :P
07:01 < TkTech> Didn't it a long time ago?
07:01 < umby24> with negitive users
07:01 < umby24> <3
07:01 <+SpaceManiac> Haven't been paying attention.
07:01 < fragmer> Nope, no physics
07:01 < TkTech> I swear there was an fCraft release with sponges and sand or something...
07:01 <+AndrewPH> 800craft
07:01 < fragmer> fork*
07:02 < fragmer> I'm still sticking strictly to "freebuild" theme in vanilla fCraft. No minigames, no physics, no fluff like that.
07:02 < TkTech> Make a solid base, let others extend it?
07:02 < fragmer> I still like Minecraft the way I like Lego. Building stuff.
07:02 <+SpaceManiac> Makes sense.
07:02 < TkTech> It's always nice to see your project contributed to, even if it's a fork.
07:03 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Yup, that's the one.
07:03 <+SpaceManiac> Even if I never really publicized it, it was a great experience writing Spacecraft
07:04 < fragmer> Still the best server name IMO
07:04 < TkTech> SpaceManiac: Classic or SMP?
07:04 < TkTech> Didn't you do both?
07:04 < fragmer> SpaceManiac, do you have a logo? SpaceCraft deserves a spunky logo.
07:05 <+SpaceManiac> It was for classic, I started on SMP back when SMP itself was pretty non-functional but never got far
07:05 <+SpaceManiac> I feel like it had a logo at some point
07:12 < nickelpro> I feel like I'm the only person who does client work besides Superjoe :-\
07:12 < TkTech> Don't forget about Prf_Jakob 
07:12 < umby24> I do client work :D
07:13 < TkTech> umby24: Wait, you do? What project?
07:13 < TkTech> Aren't you PHP dude? Memory is fuzzy.
07:13 < umby24> libMC.Net, a client library in c#
07:13 < umby24> no lol
07:13 < umby24> if I ever get clients good enough I might add server side to the library as well
07:13 < umby24> its going to require a lot of reworking
07:13 < nickelpro> I feel like clients need better docs, speed, physics, even simple stuff like how lighting is calculated is poorly document if documented at all
07:13 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac deleted branch chunks
07:14 < TkTech> (^- I didn't even know it DID that.)
07:14 <+SpaceManiac> Me neither
07:14 <+SpaceManiac> It didn't filter for branch
07:14 < umby24> server sends lighting, client does it's own as well
07:14 < nickelpro> umby24: Server just sends max lighting
07:14 < TkTech> SMP lighting is just a bundle of bugs. Doesn't help that it changes all the time.
07:15 < TkTech> I could never get the lighting I sent to match what the client would recalculate with a new light source.
07:15 < nickelpro> Client is responsible for calculating what the lighting is at the time of day
07:16 < nickelpro> But even simple shit like jump height, gravity, movement speed, what exactly is the correct way to do movement updates is barely known
07:17 < nickelpro> I'm writing a Q&D wrapper right now to calculate all that hopefully
07:32 < TkTech> nickelpro: Q&D?
07:33 < TkTech> (These protests in Ukraine are pretty crazy)
07:33 < nickelpro> quick and dirty, for absolutely no other purpose than monitoring movement packets
07:33 < TkTech> Ahhh
07:37 < SinZ> Ukraine was also a good source of Dota2 ESports
08:33 < TkTech> Annnd sold. Hope I don't regret that tomorrow.
08:34 < umby24> xD
08:34 <+AndrewPH> TkTech: buy me things now, or I'll defeat you with words
08:34 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Nein, already going into /r/loans loans.
08:35 <+AndrewPH> well that's a shame because I was bluffing :(
17:04 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Well, I don't regret it yet. I sold at 2.5
17:08 < SinZ> TkTech: my python project is currently #1 on /r/Dota2
17:12 < umby24> its about $1.99 last i checked
17:13 < TkTech> Yeah, that's where it's floating
17:14 < TkTech> SinZ: Mmmm, screenshots. 
17:14 < SinZ> Screenshots are the best way for a 19400% increase in Link karma
17:14 < TkTech> SinZ: Prepare to get all the ladies
17:14 < umby24> http://umby.d3s.co/scr/201421011390320878.png
17:16 < SinZ> Oh fuck
17:16 < SinZ> I made it on reddit homepage, but that might be biased due to subreddits
17:16 < umby24> .-.
17:17 < TkTech> SinZ: Nope, you're on /r/all.
17:17 < SinZ> huzzah!
17:19 < umby24> .-.
17:19 < SinZ> https://www.dropbox.com/s/4d9pwe30it3i6g8/2014-01-22_03-17-16.png
17:56 < dx> SinZ: you should post the github link in a place that's easier to find, not just in a reply to a comment with just 1 point
17:57 < dx> SinZ: edit one of the comments where you mention the mirror, for example
22:52 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-2/±4] http://git.io/0E3P8g
22:53 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 1b57e34 - Removed EntityEffect in favor of Bukkit's PotionEffect.
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00:26 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-0/±3] http://git.io/UXnRhA
00:26 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 2a2dfb6 - Reorganized and implemented some LivingEntity health stuff.
01:03 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-2/±26] http://git.io/wAgHHQ
01:03 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 7fd8e6a - Removed BlockID and ItemID in favor of Material.
04:28 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-0/±4] http://git.io/IpIM8A
04:29 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 9c404be - Improved configuration handling, including a better defaults system.
05:24 <+AndrewPH> TkTech: wow it's been a good day now of the price of dogecoins being above 200 almost the entire time
05:27 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-0/±2] http://git.io/gF4txw
05:27 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 31ef346 - Updated JLine dependency.
17:48 < Corgano> Hello
17:49 < MrARM> hello
17:49 < Corgano> would you happen to know how to do stuff in the inventory ?
17:50 < MrARM> You mean to get content? 
17:52 < Corgano> 0x30 gives me the inventory, and 0x32 gives me inventory updates, I can see my inventory
17:52 < Corgano> but I'm not sure how to actually move items around
17:53 < MrARM> I think you should do a open inventory+start moving+finish moving packets,  but I didn't started doing this part of stuff (;
17:54 < Corgano> wait, do you have to send open window for inventory before you can move stuff around?
17:54 < Corgano> the client does not send open window packets, the server sends them to the client when you click a block like a furnace
17:54 < Corgano> but for player inventory, I didn't think you had to
17:55 < Corgano> has anyone here successfully done stuff with the inventory?
18:02 < MrARM> Corgano try checking what packets sends the client itself
18:04 < MrARM> and reproduce it with code
19:26 < Ray__> hey anyone can help me wit hmy packet problem?
19:26 < Ray__> i tried to make my server for 1.7 + 1.8 (also snapshot) clienst compatible
19:26 < Ray__> it works fine the player join etc but the client make a disconnect
19:28 < Ray__> with the reason "Internal Exception: io.netty.codec.DecoderException: java.io.IOException: Packet 0/5 was larger then i expected found 3 bytes extra whilst reading packet 5"
19:28 < Ray__> anyone know why?
19:28 < MrARM> You send a too big packet
19:28 < MrARM> Ray can you show me your string sending thing? 
19:29 < MrARM> Oh, wait, it's 0x05 packet
19:29 < MrARM> nvm
19:29 < MrARM> then
19:30 < Ray__> i send nothing i have only removed the outdated client + outdated server messsage
19:30 < Ray__> its the SpawnPositionpacket right?
19:30 < MrARM> Wait, you do write client or server?
19:30 < Ray__> no i modified spigot
19:30 < MrARM> Ah....
19:30 < Ray__> not my own ^^
19:30 < MrARM> What client? 
19:31 < Ray__> normal mc client
19:31 < MrARM> Ray I think they changed something in internal
19:31 < MrARM> You have to review packet 0x05
19:31 < Ray__> its funny because
19:31 < Ray__> the palyer joins (uuid join message etc)+
19:32 < Ray__> and the client disconnects..
19:32 < Ray__> xD
19:33 < Ray__> how i can de obfuscate the official MC server?
19:33 < Ray__> that i can look for the packet changes
19:33 < TheUnnamedDude> Ray__, I hope you don't just allow all protocol versions and hope it will work
19:33 < TheUnnamedDude> wiki.vg
19:33 < Ray__> i only want 1.7 and 1.8 clients
19:33 < TheUnnamedDude> http://wiki.vg/Pre-release_protocol
19:34 < Ray__> in 1.8 are new slime blocks "jayyy" no body need it beacue i want a double version server :D
19:35 < TheUnnamedDude> I actually thought this was #md_5 for a minute o.O
19:35 < Ray__> no -,- new postion type
19:35 < Ray__> mojang -,-"
19:41 < Dinnerbone> How dare mojang change the protocol!
19:41 < Dinnerbone> They should implement some kind of protocol versioning scheme that indicated when things are changed, so that everybody can ignore it and complain to mojang when it doesn't just fit.
19:45 < Thinkofdeath> Dinnerbone: Make changes and upset one group or don't and upset the other. No way to win
19:47 < Eviltechie> I suggest you switch to SOAP. Everybody will be angry then
19:47 < Eviltechie> MineHTTP
19:47 < Thinkofdeath> MineHTTP + JSON encoded packets
19:47 < Thinkofdeath> problem solved
19:47 < Eviltechie> The json is deleviered by xml though
19:47 < Eviltechie> Which is wrapped in yaml
19:48 < Eviltechie> And divided up into several properties files
19:48 < Dinnerbone> So you have yaml wrapped in xml wrapped in yaml? ;)
19:48 < Eviltechie> And compressed with rar
19:48 < MrARM> I also thinked that the old protocol was simpler, but it isn't (;
19:48 < MrARM> lol
19:48 < MrARM> This way it would be lots of work...
19:49  * Thinkofdeath only just learned that json is valid yaml
19:49 < Corgano> wait, was that the real dinnerbone?
19:50 < MrARM> I didn't known that too :P
19:50 < Thinkofdeath> Corgano: yes
19:50 < MrARM> Yes
19:50 < Dinnerbone> JSON is just a subset of YAML
19:50 < Corgano> Cool beans
19:50 < MrARM> And I think that he is also pinged by word Mojang...
19:50 < Dinnerbone> He is not.
19:51 < MrARM> Really? I thought so
19:51 < MrARM> (that you are)
19:51 < Corgano> When we updated our 100% vanillia server from 1.7.2 to 1.7.4, one staircase int he end was randomly killing people with zombie damage and creeper explosions
19:51 < Dinnerbone> He is not pinged by the word "Mojang"
19:51 < Corgano> It was bazzar
19:51 < Dinnerbone> I only have a highlight on "Dinnerbone".
19:51 < MrARM> Good (:
19:52 < Dinnerbone> But I am Dinnerbone. You can whois me for validation.
19:52 < nickelpro> And I am nickelpro, but people seem a lot less excited about that
19:52 < MrARM> lol
19:52 < Corgano> Lol
19:53 < Corgano> I'm kind of surprised to see a mojang dev talking to people who work on 3rd party programs, but then again you worked on bukit, so you probably used and contributed to here before mojang
20:06 < TheUnnamedDude> Soooo, when is dolphins added?
20:06  * TheUnnamedDude runs
20:12 < Corgano> jokes aside, oceans could use some work'
20:12 < Corgano> people call them boring, because there's nothing too interesting in them
20:13 < Corgano> Some kind of resource like coral would be cool, or a mob like sharks
20:14 < Thinkofdeath> Corgano: This isn't the place for feature requests :)
20:16 < TheUnnamedDude> pfft
20:18 < Corgano> I know..
20:18 < Corgano> Have you delt with moving items in the inventory / crafting items?
20:19 < Thinkofdeath> Corgano: http://wiki.vg/Protocol#Click_Window
20:19  * MrARM writes a bukkit plugin adding support for nbt data in /give
20:20 < Thinkofdeath> MrARM: why? pretty sure bukkit added support for it
20:20 < Corgano> I thought give already supported NBT tags via JSON?
20:20 < MrARM> nope
20:21 < MrARM> It support,  but only in vanilla
20:21 < Thinkofdeath> MrARM: https://github.com/Bukkit/Bukkit/commit/ce94a3555c6925ec301e95cd58f51b7164a651d9
20:22 < MrARM> but it doesnt work
20:22 < MrARM> I tried,  was downloading the last update today
20:22 < MrARM> Thinkofdeath yeah, but no commands were modified
20:22 < MrARM> There's no /summon in it
20:23 < MrARM> I've downloaded Spigot again
20:23 < MrARM> Which has ir
20:23 < MrARM> it
20:23 < MrARM> But no nbt data in give :(
20:23 < Thinkofdeath> I know that :P I added /summon in spigot
20:23 < Thinkofdeath> and it works for give if you add it to the replace-commands section of the spigot.yml
20:24 < Thinkofdeath> No idea why bukkit's doesn't work, i'll go test
20:25 < dx> MrARM: better send a patch to fix it instead of making a plugin
20:25 < MrARM> Thinkofdeath But I want commands from mods
20:26 < MrARM> dx Too lazy to set up all the stuff to make it build :P
20:26 < Thinkofdeath> Also bukkit's /give works fine
20:26 < MrARM> Try doing {ench: ..
20:26 < MrARM> as MBT
20:26 < MrARM> *NBT
20:26 < dx> it uses maven, how hard can it be
20:26 < MrARM> (or is it just me?)
20:27 < MrARM> I dont know I saw some .patch files
20:27 < Ray__> md_5: ?
20:27 < MrARM> Why ping md_5?!
20:27 < dx> why not?
20:28 < Thinkofdeath> MrARM: Enchants work fine as well
20:28 < Ray__> because i must know where he calsl the Player
20:28 < Ray__> *calls PacketPlayOutSpawnPosition
20:28 < MrARM> Thinkofdeath how? !
20:28 < Thinkofdeath> MrARM: /give thinkofdeath minecraft:stone 0 1 {display:{Name:Test},ench:[{id:16,lvl:50}]}
20:29 < MrARM> But after setting that flag in .yml?
20:29 < Thinkofdeath> without the flag
20:29 < MrARM> How?!
20:29 < MrARM> It...
20:29 < MrARM> I've tried! 
20:29 < MrARM> Let's try again
20:30 < MrARM> Thinkofdeath but does it work on Spigot too?
20:30 < Thinkofdeath> yes
20:30 < MrARM> Let's retry
20:30 < Corgano> . /give @p 346 1 0 {ench:[{id:61,lvl:20},{id:62,lvl:8.9}]}
20:31 < Corgano> It's a vanillia feature, so it should work on compatible servers
20:31 < Corgano> also fun note, lure 9 will never catch a fish, lure 8 catches one every 5 seconds
20:32 < TheUnnamedDude> Corgano, tried with name, not id?
20:32 < MrARM> started working :P
20:32 < MrARM> Idk how
20:32 < TheUnnamedDude> Oh, fak me and my reading
20:34 < Corgano> yeap, works /give @p minecraft:fishing_rod 1 0 {ench:[{id:61,lvl:20},{id:62,lvl:8.9}]}
21:18 <+SirCmpwn> anyone here interested in starbound?
21:18 <+SirCmpwn> starting up a reverse engineering site: http://starbound-dev.org/
21:21 < morfin> anybody knows minecraft modding channel?
21:21 < morfin> was looking with alis and nothing useful :(
21:21 <+SirCmpwn> #mcpe on esper
21:22 < morfin> i meant not pocket edition :(
21:23 < dx> #mcp
21:23 < dx> typo
21:24 <+SirCmpwn> ^
21:28 < Corgano> How is that different form terreria?
21:29 <+SirCmpwn> it's more or less terraria in space
21:29 < Corgano> Oh
21:29 < dexter0> Written in C++.  That will be fun to RE.
21:29 <+SirCmpwn> actually, quite a lot of it is written in Lua
21:45 < Drainedsoul> what kind of C++ is it written in tho? ;D
21:47 < dx> Drainedsoul: what 'kinds' are there?
21:54 < Drainedsoul> there's old school C++98, and modern C++11
21:54 < Drainedsoul> one sucks, the other doesn't
22:46 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: I tried to get people interested awhile back, no bites.
22:46 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: feel free to use wiki.vg
22:46 <+SirCmpwn> well, I've got some interest from the existing starbound community
22:47 <+SirCmpwn> I just wanted to reach out here as well
22:51 < TkTech> dx: Matters a fair bit if you're reading the dism. Knowing the compiler used and the patterns it typically ends up producing (like favoring certain registers) makes it a lot easier to understand what's going on.
22:51 < TkTech> IMO
22:52 < dexter0> ^
22:53 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: What does the "Q" stand for here? https://github.com/CarrotsAreMediocre/StarryPy/blob/master/packets.py#L87
22:54 <+SirCmpwn> quantity
22:54 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: It looks like a V(ariable) L(ength) <what>
22:54 <+SirCmpwn> fyi I still haven't written any code for starbound
22:54 <+SirCmpwn> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-length_quantity
22:55 < TkTech> Huh, thanks. Didn't know that was a term.
22:56 < TkTech> Random note, if anyone is in Ottawa tomorrow at 7:30, we're sponsoring pizza and booze at the Shopify office on York St for OPAG (the local PUG)
22:56 <+SirCmpwn> you work at Shopify? They sent me an email once asking if I wanted to interview with them
22:57 < TkTech> Nope, their office annex is often used for local dev events, although some are moving to our new space now that we have another 6000sq feet.
22:57 <+SirCmpwn> ah
22:57 < TkTech> They did the same to me, I apparently impressed someone and got a personal recommendation at a meetup.
22:57 <+SirCmpwn> they had seen my brainfuck bot
22:57 < TkTech> Oh god, I remember that.
22:57 < TkTech> Did you get like 500 stars in a day
22:58 <+SirCmpwn> nah, more like a hundred
22:58 < TkTech> *Didn't. Ah, still, better than my projects combined.
22:58 <+SirCmpwn> I recently did get about 800 stars over the course of a couple days on another project
22:58 < TkTech> Yeah, mediacrush. Seen you comment a few times on reddit.
22:58 <+SirCmpwn> <3 hacker news
22:59 < TkTech> I'm hoping after we hire our next set of devs (12 more) I can get out of meeting hell and work on personal projects again.
23:00 < TkTech> I've started taking Thursday's off as project days, that starts next week.
23:00 <+SirCmpwn> nice
23:00 <+SirCmpwn> I've been focusing on my kernel lately
23:00 <+SirCmpwn> I wish I had the time for several projects at once
23:01 < TkTech> There always seems to be time for the idea and to start it.
23:01 < TkTech> Never the time to finish it.
23:01 <+SirCmpwn> I started up the starbound website but I'm not writing the majority of it
23:01 < TkTech> Although I don't think you *can* "finish" KnightOS
23:01 <+SirCmpwn> sometimes I want to simply spark community involvement
23:01 <+SirCmpwn> well, I can finish version 1.0.0 of the kernel, at least
23:02 < TkTech> Projects that keep moving on their own momentum are the best kinds of projects.
23:02  * TkTech hasn't touched the wiki in years
23:03 <+SirCmpwn> I'm trying to turn people towards the KnightOS userland, so I'm going to make a big deal out of the kernel release and bring some new devs into the userland
23:03 < iBotPeaches> SirCmpwn: KnightOS looks cool. I'll have to try it out on my 84
23:03 <+SirCmpwn> and the starbound stuff is a similar story
23:03 <+SirCmpwn> iBotPeaches: <3
23:04 <+SpaceManiac> Huh, looks neat
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00:32 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Down to $1.4/k. Feel sorry for the guy who bought from me at $2.5/k
00:32 <+AndrewPH> lol
00:45 <+Prf_Jakob> TkTech: Shopify... that names feels somewhat familiar. :)
00:46 < TkTech> Prf_Jakob: Your smiley face...it confuses me.
00:46 <+Prf_Jakob> TkTech: why would it do that?
00:46 <+Prf_Jakob> Dang that should have been "your face confuses me".
00:51 < TkTech> Oh snap.
00:52 < TkTech> Prf_Jakob: Shopify is decently popular, now in a few cities and with tens of thousands of customers.
00:52 < TkTech> http://www.shopify.ca/
00:53 <+Prf_Jakob> https://www.spotify.se
00:53 <+Prf_Jakob> http://www.spotify.se
01:57 <+SirCmpwn> http://starbound-dev.org/networking/
01:57 <+SirCmpwn> I think it's a little nicer to have a gh-pages site than to use an actual wiki
01:57 <+SirCmpwn> which is why I'll decline your offer to use wiki.vg, TkTech 
05:03 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+2/-1/±3] http://git.io/8JcTSw
05:03 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 3d1f1f1 - Updated inventories to have owner, type, and new methods.
05:10 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+0/-0/±2] http://git.io/xVyvDQ
05:10 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 4cb6779 - Corrected previous build failure.
06:07 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 2 commits [+1/-0/±3] http://git.io/96zHBw
06:07 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 230d1ef - Switched to standard SimpleCommandMap and Bukkit's built-in commands.
06:07 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac dd0f7a7 - Added simple (no customization) HelpMap implementation.
07:11 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac pushed 1 commit [+2/-0/±2] http://git.io/pw8TbA
07:11 < Not-003> [Glowstone] SpaceManiac 60469a7 - Added very basic ItemFactory and ItemMeta implementations and re-enabled crafting initialization.
07:12 <+SirCmpwn> SinZ: you forked my thing, are you going to do anything interesting with it?
07:16 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy pushed 16 commits to async_overhaul [+6/-2/±22] http://git.io/RKpapg
07:16 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 7a7a602 - Documentation Typo Fix
07:16 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy b000e0a - Implicit Conversion Fix
07:16 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 9c14202 - .gitignore
07:16 < Not-003> [MCPP] ... and 13 more commits.
07:16 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy pushed 6 commits to master [+0/-0/±6] http://git.io/5NleiQ
07:17 < Drainedsoul> I actually pushed 10 to async_overhaul and 6 to master :|
07:21 < SinZ> SirCmpwn: just using the websites editor to look at the markdown of it, Github auto forked it
07:21 <+SirCmpwn> ah
07:22 <+SirCmpwn> you can hit the raw button, fwiw
07:25 < SinZ> less pretty without the syntax highlighting though <3
07:30 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy pushed 11 commits to master [+12/-4/±29] http://git.io/UfdNCw
07:30 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 8d83afa - Merge branch 'async_overhaul'
11:48 <+SirCmpwn> I just realized that Beta 1.7.3 is my first Minecraft version
11:48 <+SirCmpwn> we've come full circle
15:58 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: ~~Whatever float's yer boat~~
17:43 < Thinkofdeath> http://wiki.vg/Pre-release_protocol#14w04a Almost every Entity ID is now a VarInt
17:44 < Thinkofdeath> Also the new packet seems broken https://gist.github.com/thinkofdeath/bc0c9adfc980e6835892 writes an Int but reads it as an unsigned byte
18:02 < TkTech> Thinkofdeath: Did you check both the server and client? It could simply be a package that isn't identical both ways
18:02 < TkTech> Thinkofdeath: Although that would be odd
18:04 < TkTech> *packet
18:13 < Grum> nope its broken
18:14 < Grum> SirCmpwn: we're almost out of the overlap :)
18:14 < Thinkofdeath> TkTech: Nope I didn't check
18:15 < Thinkofdeath> Grum: Attach Entity seems to be the only packet that missed the int -> VarInt change
18:16 < Grum> i dont think everything was done
18:16 < Grum> Dinnerbone just hacked on some of the packets in between of things
18:16 < Thinkofdeath> ah, I've only noticed that one
18:17 < Thinkofdeath> Animation as well, I guess I was wrong :P
19:46 < TheUnnamedDude> I hoped the hack would be easy to make this time :(
19:53 < Thinkofdeath> TheUnnamedDude: No chance :)
21:45 < TkTech> AndrewPH: Upward trend again
21:45 < TkTech> Hitting 1.8/k
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03:28 < Not-003> [mineflayer] andrewrk pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±4] http://git.io/R-Az_A
03:28 < Not-003> [mineflayer] andrewrk 3fa3141 - rename github.com/superjoe30 to github.com/andrewrk
03:36 < Not-003> [node-minecraft-protocol] andrewrk pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±2] http://git.io/RwH0fQ
03:36 < Not-003> [node-minecraft-protocol] andrewrk 4e48226 - rename github.com/superjoe30 to github.com/andrewrk
03:43 < Not-003> [fNbt] fragmer pushed 1 commit to master [+2/-1/±2] http://git.io/BzADsg
03:43 < Not-003> [fNbt] fragmer dc72f29 - Split up NbtSerializationGen into modular code-emitter and compiler parts, to allow reusing code between serializer and deserializer generators.
06:11 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy pushed 3 commits to linux [+1/-0/±2] http://git.io/BlLleA
06:11 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 38891c3 - SocketPair Fix
06:11 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 527a74e - Makefile Fix/Cleanup
06:11 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy f6dc9cf - Scope Guard
07:30 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy pushed 6 commits to master [+4/-0/±7] http://git.io/4UY11Q
07:30 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy eb362e5 - Merge branch 'linux'
07:30 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy f6a2786 - Recursive Mutex
07:30 < Not-003> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 2d6b388 - Client Cleanup
19:03 -!- Irssi: #mcdevs: Total of 144 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 11 voices, 132 normal]
20:16 < MrARM> I wanted to write a simple Bukkit plugin, with forced coordinates, but it turned out I am writing a fully functional one which implements some features from existing plugin... heh
21:43 < Not-001> [Craft.Net] SirCmpwn pushed 2 commits to 1.7.x [+0/-0/±9] http://git.io/VB_9_g
21:43 < Not-001> [Craft.Net] SirCmpwn d184c17 - Ignore weird position updates from server
21:43 < Not-001> [Craft.Net] SirCmpwn 77f26f4 - Progress towards 1.7.x Craft.Net.Server
21:44 < Not-001> [Craft.Net] SirCmpwn pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] http://git.io/58BJPQ
21:44 < Not-001> [Craft.Net] SirCmpwn 24293d0 - Add notes to SoundEffect.cs
21:46 <+SirCmpwn> I wish I could run a blame on wiki.vg
21:55 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: Something incorrect?
21:55 <+SirCmpwn> not that I know of
21:56 <+SirCmpwn> just something a little annoying
21:56 <+SirCmpwn> http://git.io/58BJPQ
21:56 <+SirCmpwn> unrelated, starbound RE is a breath of fresh air after dealing with Mojang
21:57 <+SirCmpwn> I'm reading the git log for the upcoming starbound patch right now
21:59 < dx> SirCmpwn: they publish the git logs as plaintext?
21:59 <+SirCmpwn> well, they dropped a pastebin in a reddit thread
21:59 < dx> neat.
22:00 <+SirCmpwn> http://pastebin.com/EbpxW6ef
22:00 < dx> "blah"
22:01 < dx> "le nan" <-- blatant reddit pandering
22:02 < dx> well, looks like they didn't make a special effort to ensure these are informative, but still nice
22:03 <+SirCmpwn> well, they've also been pretty cool to modders, tweaking their API and such by request
22:03 <+SirCmpwn> and they distribute a full blown elf with debugging symbols and all
22:04 < dx> whoa
22:04 < dx> so.. you don't have to deal with asm at all?
22:04 <+SirCmpwn> well, not full debugging symbols, I guess
22:04 <+SirCmpwn> just function names
22:04 < dx> well, still, really cool
22:04 <+SirCmpwn> yeah
22:31 < Not-001> [MCPP] RobertLeahy pushed 13 commits to linux [+21/-0/±22] http://git.io/adDhqw
22:31 < Not-001> [MCPP] RobertLeahy d14c50f - Merge branch 'origin/master'
22:31 < Not-001> [MCPP] RobertLeahy ef72e4d - POSIX (Linux) Network Stack
22:31 < Not-001> [MCPP] RobertLeahy 657f1a9 - Client Changes
22:31 < Not-001> [MCPP] ... and 10 more commits.
22:32 < [1]Drainedsoul> :( why are they mad @ C++, line 239
22:32 < [1]Drainedsoul> that makes me sad
22:33 < [1]Drainedsoul> why do I have a [1] next to my name
22:43 < TkTech> SirCmpwn: https://gist.github.com/TkTech/d4fe658ad8024c812c1e if you want to drop it somewhere
22:45 <+SirCmpwn> thanks TkTech, I will
22:45 < Not-001> [Craft.Net] SirCmpwn pushed 1 commit to master [+0/-0/±1] http://git.io/guMI9w