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Psychosquirrell
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 Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:00 pm Post subject: Hmm, bug? |
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I'm using Win 98 and Tirgoviste, and I encountered an entirely random crash when trying to import music... The music menu was up for minimal time, but I'm sure it may just have a connection with the already reported bug for the linux sound problem... I would have reported it to Bugzilla, but the email for my password is taking forever...
I only encountered this once, but it may need some attention.
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Valigarmander
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| Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:04 pm Post subject: |
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| If you try importing midis with the DOS version of custom.exe it'll crash sometimes. That's what it did with me. If that's the case, do what I do and use the windows version for importing midis and the DOS for the ret of the crap, since it tends to be a bit faster and more responsive. Hope that helped. |
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| Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:14 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | * Fixed bug 163, a random crash in the music import screen. [Simon, Mike] |
It's a bug that's fixed in the nightlies.
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Psychosquirrell
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Ok, thanks. I was thinking on getting a nightly version in order to help with bug sightings... thanks again.
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speaking of bugs, there's a group of random plotscript off-by-ones in the tirg version of Wandering Hamster, especially with the plot-rocks and the first time the guards stop Bob. Was there something left unchanged?
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 Hey, I just noticed Psychosquirrel is on his SECOND post and hasn't made an ass of himself like I did! First Ryu_Jinzo, now Psychosquirrel! Don't grow up to be like me, younglings! |
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| Raekuul wrote: | | speaking of bugs, there's a group of random plotscript off-by-ones in the tirg version of Wandering Hamster, especially with the plot-rocks and the first time the guards stop Bob. Was there something left unchanged? |
I haven't seen this yet. Can you clarify what you mean by "off-by-ones"? |
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Welcome to the OHR Community of CP, Psychosquirrel. Whew, at last our prelim exam in my college school is over. I can now continue working on my OHR project. Anyway, I have made another but final decision. My OHR game's name has been changed. And soon, I will be sending another demo and it's up to you guys whether to judge it or not. Thanks! 
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Just moderatly off topic...
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Raekuul
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| James Paige wrote: | | Raekuul wrote: | | speaking of bugs, there's a group of random plotscript off-by-ones in the tirg version of Wandering Hamster, especially with the plot-rocks and the first time the guards stop Bob. Was there something left unchanged? |
I haven't seen this yet. Can you clarify what you mean by "off-by-ones"? |
In the official Tirg version, when you play through Wandering Hamster, odd things happen with the plotscripts. The plot rock mover pushes the rocks diagonally at times, and two guards at the castle sort of stand inside of each other when they first appear.
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| Raekuul wrote: | | In the official Tirg version, when you play through Wandering Hamster, odd things happen with the plotscripts. The plot rock mover pushes the rocks diagonally at times, and two guards at the castle sort of stand inside of each other when they first appear. |
*goes to check*
Whoa, how did I miss that?
I believe that was caused by the changes to NPC movement/hit-detection. It has already been fixed in the WIP builds.
Thanks for telling me about it though.... Ooh, hey! This is still present in the Hasta-la-QB branch!
EDIT: Okay, fixed in hasta-la-qb. I located and backported the fix that Mike had already checked in to wip. The alter NPC command had broken support for NPC references. It was converting them into NPC ID numbers completely wrong. That meant that any alter NPC commands (including set NPC speed) were affecting the wrong NPC. |
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Psychosquirrell
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| Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 11:42 am Post subject: |
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Thanks everyone, for the whole, "Hey, Psychosquirrell's not an ass" thing.
I've actually been working with the OHR for a while, I've just never bothered to log in.
Yeah, I noticed that Plotscript Bug too, but the Tirgoviste version of GAME.EXE actually tend to mess a lot of the older games in different ways... I was just playing Arfenhouse!!!!!!!1 #!!!1!1! (which is in fact, the reason I got hooked on the OHR), and in the battle in the woods with all the cats, the backgrounds fluctuate rampantly, and everything lags, ending in a freeze that can only be escaped via Ctrl+Alt+Del.
Right now I'm working on a game with some others, kind of a collab, as I'm not too good at pixel-art or midi making... although I probably could learn if I applyed myself... anyways, expect to hear from me in the future.
Edit-- I can't quite figure out the nightly release thing...
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