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UO Machine Corner / Re: UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 2 released

« on: November 04, 2009, 11:36:46 PM »

Unfortunately, debugging is not possible right now, and won't be for a while. I mentioned a while back somewhere (my forums i think) that it might be possible, but i lied. I was thinking about the previous version of UOM which was structured completely differently.

For debugging I recommend using message boxes, or MacroEx.SystemMessage to output variables, other than that script exceptions are caught by UOM and logged to file w/ stack trace.

p.s. Current dev build has fixed BOF in MacroEx.SystemMessage (lacked null terminator), and also catches exceptions that bubble up out of scripts into UOM.

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UO Machine Corner / Re: UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 2 released

« on: November 03, 2009, 11:25:07 PM »

that's a badass looter. i started work on my own score/rating based looter, it's getting fairly massive. my goals for beta: add in missing packets, possibly a rewritten packet handler that's closer to RunUO's system, but the main thing is code completion.

i'm right now moving my dev environment over to W7 x64. I'll then be testing newer alpha builds of AvalonEdit from ic#code and moving forward with code completion. Code completion will add some more requirements to UOM including .Net Framework 4, mono libraries, etc.

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Off Topic / File-sharers are big spenders too

« on: November 03, 2009, 01:39:12 AM »

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UO Machine Corner / UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 2 released

« on: October 30, 2009, 02:33:43 AM »

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UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 2 (10/29/09):

Bugfix:     No more force closings of Razor clients.  Razor loader split into it's own
            project;  it's now a console exe.
Bugfix:     Data.Cliloc.GetLocalString(int property, string[] arguments) updated to
            properly parse embedded cliloc strings.
Bugfix:     Double entries are now filtered from WorldItem.Properties.
Update:     WorldItem.Properties (and it's derived types) renamed to PropertyText.  This
            is still decoded item properties stored as a multi-line string.
Update:     WorldItem.Properties (and derived types) is now type UOMachine.Property[].
Update:     Facet.Stygian_Abyss enum entry renamed to Ter_Mur.
Feature:    MacroEx.TestPacket added, mostly for me, which allows an incoming or outgoing
            packet to be sent to UO Machine in order observe how it's handled.
Feature:    UOMachine.Property class added, has 3 properties: string Text which is the
            entire property decoded as a string i.e. "lower reagent cost 14%", int Cliloc
            which is the cliloc entry for the property i.e. 1060434, and string[]
            Arguments which are the arguments for the cliloc i.e. { "14" }.
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Off Topic / Re: Coolest band you've discovered lately?

« on: October 29, 2009, 10:52:24 PM »

Quote from: 12TimesOver on October 29, 2009, 06:09:22 AM

Anyway, the most recent find I've made on the music scene is a band called Walls of Jericho. If you are down with the Metalcore scene then you have got to check them out. The singer is a chick and on the newest album you would never even know it. She is smokin!

XII

that chick is badass. in the song i listened to she was the only one that shined, but i'll have to track down some more. i'm really picky about the metal i listen to... have some lamb of god in right now.

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Off Topic / Re: Coolest band you've discovered lately?

« on: October 29, 2009, 12:51:49 AM »

Quote from: Count TrailMyx on October 29, 2009, 12:33:41 AM

Man Xenoglyph, you come up with the strangest stuff! Cool, though. It's kinda like Borat meets Tenacious D. lol

http://www.amazon.com/Live-Axis-Mundi-W-Dvd/dp/B002KGKH00/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1256805006&sr=8-1

i'm innocent this time, it's her fault! they were at 4th and B a couple weeks ago, bummed that I couldn't go

Just checked em out Coragin, not bad, but not my style...thanks for sharing. If anyone feels bad about not having any music to contribute feel free to go find some and report back

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Off Topic / Coolest band you've discovered lately?

« on: October 29, 2009, 12:29:07 AM »

A while back I was approached by a chick who asked me if I'd heard of a band called Gogol Bordello. I said bordello what? She said I looked like the lead singer and assured me that was a good thing (she lied). So I asked her what type of music they played and she told me "gypsy punk". At that moment I knew one thing: I had to check this band out...and I'm glad I did, they kick ass. The Cd "Gypsy Punks Underdog World Strike" is especially good.

Think a group of eastern europeans playing accordion/violin, banging on buckets and singing heavily accented punk themed lyrics. Sounds awesome, right?

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Off Topic / Re: AMD vs INTEL

« on: October 28, 2009, 12:37:29 AM »

it looks good to me, i like ASUS.

wow, just looked up my RAM (ddr2) and it literally costs twice as much now compared to when i bought it 8 months ago.

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Off Topic / Re: AMD vs INTEL

« on: October 27, 2009, 12:04:38 PM »

i'm a fan of XP64, but nobody makes drivers anymore. hell, there were barely drivers for it when it was current. remember that Vista/W7 and 2k3 x64 have different driver architectures.

i'm currently running a customized, trimmed down W7 and couldn't be happier. use vlite to remove a lot of crap, then after install manually disable services you don't need. you can disable a lot. (don't delete services like some vlite users do)

check out the vlite forum @ msfn:
http://www.msfn.org/board/vlite-f153.html

and about RAM usage, it's comparing apples to oranges. Vista/W7 keep a lot of stuff in RAM on purpose. It saves the OS from having to load it from disk again. As soon as RAM is needed by an application the old stuff gets cycled out. it's actually more efficient and the OS tries harder to use your RAM for the purpose it's designed for.

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Off Topic / Re: AMD vs INTEL

« on: October 27, 2009, 12:20:13 AM »

10-12 months ago i'd say intel, but you can't beat that price. tbh i think a Q9400 will OC just as high as that chip, but if you're not overclocking then i'd go for AMD for sure.

i've got my intel C2D 3.0 ghz (e8400) easily running at 4ghz on air (and it runs very cool). i'll probably upgrade to quad one of these days.

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Xbox 360 / Borderlands!

« on: October 25, 2009, 01:37:02 AM »

Badass game. I hardly ever play my xbox, but after I got home from work I had to have another go. It's like Fallout meets Diablo. I'm still at the beginning of the game (level 7 soldier) , but it's been fun as hell so far. I thought it was too easy for a moment, until I started meeting level 9 baddies....boy was I wrong.

My only complaint so far is enemy AI, but that's always my complaint. They intelligently use cover, but their pathfinding skills are lacking.

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UO Machine Corner / Re: UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 1 released

« on: October 21, 2009, 10:24:58 PM »

forgot to mention, there's now an option for always light patch in Options -> Client. this is a straight up patch, it's not packet based.

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UO Machine Corner / UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 1 released

« on: October 21, 2009, 10:16:50 PM »

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UO Machine Alpha 3 Revision 1 (10/21/09):

Bugfix:     Error parsing gump layouts with additional random whitespace thrown in. (OSI)
Bugfix:     Support for multiple cliloc tokens in generic gump elements.
Bugfix:     Razor loader now remembers last language used and shuts down more properly.
Bugfix:     MacroEx.Target fixed.
Bugfix:     Bug with Mobile.GetEquippedItem and probably others fixed.
Bugfix:     In trying to fiz Razor force closes, found that AppDomains weren't unloading.
Update:     Added some new Stygian Abyss gump elements, I'm probably missing others.
Update:     MacroEx.GumpButtonClick now lets you send text.
Update:     Macro.FindMobiles now overloaded to take an array of IDs to search for.
Update:     Macro.FindItems now overloaded to take an array of IDs to search for.
Update:     Events.General.CustomGumpEvent renamed to GenericGumpEvent.
Feature:    All clients launched from UOM now ignore login.cfg and use the server/port
            from options.
Feature:    Macro.ChangeServer lets you change login server/port for specified client.
Feature:    Macro.LaunchClient allows you to launch a new client.
Feature:    Macro.LaunchRazor allows you to launch a new Razor instance.
Note:       Currently, closing a UOM Razor client may force close other running Razor 
            clients within UOM.  It's a known issue that I'm working on.
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