Exult Forum

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I've said it before, if more of these projects were in github repositories with compilation makefiles, they'd be better available to users.

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Speaking of shapes, why hasn't the stocking fix on github been committed to SI fixes? Was it fixed meanwhile, in the 3 years that PR has had open.

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Also it should lift gradually.

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Fog should probably not be quite uniform, but something with greater opacity the more distant from the npc you're controlling. Not sure how to make it look good, for a special effect it's quite lacking. Maybe why it was used sparingly.

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If you're using the ppa, i just pushed a change that might fix this (or break everything) where i replaced the runtime dependency on 'libfluidsynth1' by installing the virtual package 'fluidsynth' that appears to link to fluidsynth 1 in eoan down and fluidsynth2 in focal up.

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Depending on if i have to build anything, since i don't really have to build anything on keyring or sifixes since it's already part of the exult makefile.

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If I could have a git repo for this or for the u6 project (that is still ongoing: http://www.ultima6.realmofultima.com/ )

I could maybe add them to the ppa build, like i add sifixes and bgkeyring.

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The objects become curiously flat

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http://www.kxmode.com/U7map/

Pretty cool.

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Thinking about it, would a alternate mode with "area follows mouse and fog-of-war have these problems?

Like Baldur's gate.

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It's cool, but there seem to be bugs yet? It seems to have large jumps sometimes, even at 100%

Is this a artifact of the npc animations being so jerky and the camera being centered on them?

I think like ultima 8 a few thousands of party npcs frames might do wonders to it then.

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This link is prob better since it has a better name when you download. Remove the .txt and patch

http://pastebin.com/Jhb3hL7U

i30817

Here is a pastebin link with the reworked patch (you can download it in the link there)

http://pastebin.com/8Lm1P9iQ

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"Default to alternate drag'n'drop:" didn't fit, so i changed to
"Alternate drag'n'drop:"

Ok?

i30817

Exult is building.
Should i attach the patch on sourceforge when it is finished or should i just give you a link to the diff?

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There is no middle mouse button part. I abandoned that part when i relized the middle mouse button was already in use by exult. (Besides, this is better).

I'll see if i can get up to speed with diff again to do the changes you want.

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Ok, the 1000$ question. Do you want me to remake the patch without the gump array moving around?

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Ah that. I did it because of the reordering i did above of the this array; it's still the same: -static const int rowy[] = { 4, 16, 124, 28, 40, 52, 64, 76, 88, 100, 112, 148, 136 }; +static const int rowy[] = { 4, 16, 28, 40, 52, 64, 76, 88, 100, 112, 124, 136, 148 }; ... - if (sman->can_use_paperd...

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The "If you press CTRL while the option is on, you can split the stacks again." should be
"If you press and hold CTRL while the option is on and you drop a stack, you can split the stacks again"
It's a modifier, not a toggle.

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So notice i'm not altering the original behavior unless the "Misc Options" option is set. If it is, the game automerges the stacks if you drop them on top of eachother (and if in the backpack i think). If you press CTRL while the option is on, you can split the stacks again. This mostly wo...

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The "middle mouse button" is what is in the description on sourceforge because that was originally a RFE before i decided to take matters into my own hands. The file itself uses CTRL (left and right) to disable the auto merging of stacks. The gump... i originally wanted to put it in "...

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So i changed the rowy array:

-static const int rowy[] = { 4, 16, 124, 28, 40, 52, 64, 76, 88, 100, 112, 148, 136 };
+static const int rowy[] = { 4, 16, 28, 40, 52, 64, 76, 88, 100, 112, 124, 136, 148 };

and adjusted the subsequent uses of it.

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Also, yeah the patch has some polish for the menu indexes... It seemed there was some offset uglyness there at least. gumps/GameplayOptions_gump.cc I think (but don't quite remember) that it was that that the array that contained the positions 1) not all filled, ie, there was a gap with no position ...

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The polish... for IFDEF away for other platforms?

Or something else?
I don't code C++ (barely code even) so i don't know much, even about the preferred structure of your code. I just grabbed the SDL keyboard state like a barbarian and had my way with it.

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Isn't marzo working again?

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If you aren't gonna to, is it possible to crosscompile exult on linux 64 bits to windows?

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So i noticed you're working on exult again...

Can my patch for the alternate drag mod be applied?

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It's probably a abstraction layer too far.

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Mmm. Look at this. Not sure if it is useful to you:
http://code.google.com/p/libgdx/

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Ah.

source (note that clicking this link may not work, you may have to paste the link text into your browser window to actually download the zip file):
http://keithphw.freehostia.com/LineOfSight/src.zip
dependency jar (Java Topology Suite):
http://keithphw.freehostia.com/LineOfSight/jts-1.8.jar

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I know of a few performing A* implementations in java.

http://keithphw.freehostia.com/LineOfSi ... Sight.jnlp

the javagaming forum is in general, a good place to as performance and api questions.

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BTW what's the pathfinding algorithm? It doesn't seem to be anything heavy in code like A* how does it avoid obstacles, and moves actors?

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This won't speed anything up though. I suppose subversion commit rights are out of the question? I wouldn't actually touch the code, just refactor it around when not completely functional (that, now it appears to be).

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There are two places where you are using iterator in the oldest way possible. You should probably use a for each there. I would give you a diff file, but netbeans is being retarded and only allowing me to diff single files, so it would take more time for you to apply that than do it manually.

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A quick question though: you're trying to keep class to class compatibility between the codebases? There is a ObjectList class that is rather redundant considering the (rather excellent, except for very specialized uses, or primitive collections) java collections api.

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Forgot that android doesn't use java bytecode -> findbugs won't work.

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The worse part of being a managed language are badly designed api's that even with immutable types are paranoid and copy things into new arrays.

Anyway do you have a repository? I enjoy running findbugs on java code bases and fixing trivial @!#$.

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