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[10:42:22] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> no crash in Exult having it sit in the castel over night :<BR>
[10:42:48] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> now let's see what happens if I let it sit running in the iOS simulator<BR>
[10:44:45] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> Hey Dominus<BR>
[10:44:49] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> Hows things?<BR>
[10:44:57] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> heya<BR>
[10:44:59] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> Just downloaded the Exult update ios..<BR>
[10:45:11] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> II hope this will crash a lot less<BR>
[10:45:11] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> No music on the intro ? But music ingame ..<BR>
[10:45:36] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I *just* read your report on that<BR>
[10:45:42] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> is that because I'm using the ogg music files?<BR>
[10:46:29] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> Perhaps. I need to check. We made the extended intro for SI and recorded an extra ogg track for that. maybe this is not working for some reason<BR>
[10:48:50] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> yes, it's the digital music file that fails for some reason.<BR>
[10:49:02] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> if you use fmopl or mt32emu it works<BR>
[10:49:41] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> (and disable digital music)<BR>
[10:50:01] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> one sec.. let me try<BR>
[10:55:46] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> yep, works like that..<BR>
[10:56:37] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> This was my attempt to do the intro many years back.. https://www.mediafire.com/file/7o3g6m8r739mh6n/Serpent_Isle_intro_-_Large_-_Large.m4v/file<BR>
[10:57:29] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> You should speak to Richard and get hime to record more dialogue for the extended intro. It needs hime saying something else about the journey.. <BR>
[10:57:50] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> :)<BR>
[10:58:11] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I'd rather have him record all his U7 lines and use those in Exult :)<BR>
[10:59:00] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> Marzo: do you have an idea why the ogg track for the extended intro is not playing (not only on iOS but also on macOS)?<BR>
[10:59:59] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I did see that in my original code I had if (ogg_enabled && ogg_is_playing() ) because that#s how it was used elsewhere in our code<BR>
[11:00:31] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I can check<BR>
[11:07:43] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I guess the flx changes to midi.cc in 093d1a2a messed it up<BR>
[11:29:22] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Dominus: it must be something else; it is working for me<BR>
[11:29:48] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> really?<BR>
[11:29:54] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Maybe it is related to stuff being in a bundle?<BR>
[11:30:17] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> hmm, that would make sense<BR>
[11:30:35] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> for it not working on iOS and macOS<BR>
[11:32:33] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Ah, I see what is wrong: it is indeed the lack of checking for a bundle on the code path in question<BR>
[11:33:35] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> :)<BR>
[11:49:22] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Fixed<BR>
[12:01:29] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> :)<BR>
[12:02:10] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> thanks a lot Marzo<BR>
[12:02:44] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> 1.7.0 (47) released :)<BR>
[12:02:50] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> BrainChild: I'll do a new build later :)<BR>
[12:02:59] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> haha no rush..<BR>
[12:03:09] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> happy to help squash bugs.. <BR>
[12:03:17] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> right now I have Exult running in the iOS simulator for catching a bug...<BR>
[12:03:24] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> thanks a lot for pointing it out<BR>
[12:04:01] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> it's so much to test and at that moment, I was sick to death of the SI intro and its music<BR>
[12:04:25] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> yeah I can imagine.. <BR>
[12:04:32] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> Indeed :)<BR>
[12:04:33] <font color="#0000fc">BrainChild:</font> hahaha<BR>
[12:04:45] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> :)<BR>
[12:05:01] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Dominus: I am thinking of creating an ´exultbot´ account on both SF and github to use for actions<BR>
[12:05:25] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> especially for getting the music tracks to the right length I had to always wathc it to the end...<BR>
[12:06:02] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> Marzo: that sounds neat, so we get notifications here?<BR>
[12:06:12] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> We could, yes<BR>
[12:06:32] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> But mostly so that I don need to tie my account to uploading snapshots from github actinos<BR>
[12:06:45] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> for some reason the real exultbot hasn't been able to come back to #exult after a restart I guess. and with wjp MIA...<BR>
[12:06:56] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I am also studying a way to avoid sending messages to the list every time a new snapshot is created<BR>
[12:07:01] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> ah, yes, I get it<BR>
[12:07:58] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> yes, that message is annoying and the tag just slightly (but I guess there is no way around that)<BR>
[12:09:32] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I was stumbling over https://sourceforge.net/p/exult/admin/files/gh_integration earlier: github integration in SF that pulls releases from the github project, but I guess that would be wild with the snapshot "releases" :)<BR>
[12:20:54] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> By the way, any ideas for the body of the automated releases? Currently, it is rather plain<BR>
[12:20:59] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> For reference: https://github.com/exult/exult/releases/latest<BR>
[12:21:26] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> having to tie my apple id to the macOS and iOS builds is one of the reasons thatI don't want to do it<BR>
[12:21:28] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font>  :)<BR>
[12:22:02] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I am thinking of adding something more than just the ¨Snapshot v1.7.0.{DATE}¨, but I am unsure what<BR>
[12:22:30] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I'll try to think of something<BR>
[12:31:40] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> > <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> having to tie my apple id to the macOS and iOS builds is one of the reasons thatI don't want to do it<BR>
[12:31:46] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> But don you already do it?<BR>
[12:33:08] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Except you do it on your buildbot?<BR>
[12:58:48] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> yes, and that buildbot is physically right next to me :)<BR>
[13:05:11] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> run<BR>
[13:05:34] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> (that was my command in dosbox to run u7)<BR>
[13:05:38] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> run.bat<BR>
[13:47:15] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Hm. Do you know if there are any canonical names for months in Britannia?<BR>
[13:49:13] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> no, not that I know<BR>
[13:52:19] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> And I agree, telling people to @ LB on twitter is better<BR>
[13:52:47] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> it gives it a nice, modern touch<BR>
[13:53:53] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> We will need to add an @ to the font, though<BR>
[13:54:46] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Because the default font has a ¨ in place of @, probably for usecode<BR>
[13:55:31] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> how about we use the last character, the dot<BR>
[15:26:22] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I guess the week needs another entry in the trivia section to mention this inconsistency :)<BR>
[15:26:53] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I say we follow the original U7 on the accounting for authenticity, but change the text to mention twitter instead as we discussed<BR>
[15:41:08] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> Yes<BR>
[18:27:29] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> @Dominus: how does it look: https://i.imgur.com/75wt1gj.png<BR>
[18:27:41] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> (1x, 2xBR, 3xBR, 4xBR)<BR>
[18:59:58] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> nice<BR>
[19:03:03] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I'm going to abandon the static building of Exult. There are nice tools these days with which you can "edit" the binary so it points at the dynamic libraries in the bundle<BR>
[19:04:15] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> this way Fluidsynth will be "bundable" and since getting the static lib of mt32emu into the package systems is problematic it's the way forward<BR>
[19:05:08] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> especially in steps to get the github snapshot into workable condition<BR>
[19:08:02] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> but first things first: getting the mt32emu into brew<BR>
[19:08:50] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> hopefully they are as much easygoing there as the msys2 and macports guys<BR>
[19:26:32] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> Hrm. I can seem to find the correct palette to match the screenshot<BR>
[20:42:57] <font color="#005000">Marzo:</font> I think I know what is the exact font being used in the end, but I don seem to be able to figure out the palette<BR>
[20:43:28] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> yes, it's odd that it looks so different<BR>
[20:47:13] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> I wonder if it is due to dosbox somehow...<BR>
[20:47:38] <font color="#600060">Dominus:</font> hmm, but it looks basically the same at https://youtu.be/uVK-atf3Jy8?t=256<BR>