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    CVS Update Jan 16, 2003: ShowEQ 4.3.5

    fee (floyd) 01/16/2003
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    ShowEQ 4.3.5
    + Applied mvern's patch to fix up the latest changes in the network code




    WTG mvern for jumping on this and getting a patch out so fast!!!


    Many of you are probably thinking, "FEE wtf are you smoking, cvs is down brother!" Well yeah anonymous cvs is down still so you will have to live with an excitingly simple files release

    http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/s...ar.gz?download

    We will attempt to provide more files releases in the future to easy distribution means. As an alternative to that link above you can access the Files section via the projects page (http://sourceforge.net/projects/seq/)


    In case some of you have never userd the tar or gzip commands, you can extract the archive with the following:
    Code:
    tar xzvf showeq-4.3.5.tar.gz
    Fee

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    So, umm, is mvern a dev yet?

    wtg mvern.

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    Possible to have a diff posted while we are waiting for CVS to come back online.. i hate the tarballs personally..

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    Re: CVS Update Jan 16, 2003: ShowEQ 4.3.5

    Originally posted by fee
    fee (floyd) 01/16/2003
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    ShowEQ 4.3.5
    + Applied mvern's patch to fix up the latest changes in the network code

    Fee
    Could someone Clarify.. Does this fix the January 15th patch or does this mean that the fix for the January 9th patch was added to the main codebase?

    BTW: Thanks for all the hard work!
    -Pilot

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    this might be a good addition to add, it is supposed to keep the map from zooming way the hell out when some fake mob shows up way outside the map edge... credit to ummm... give me a sec to figure out who it was posted by :)

    Code:
    diff -u -r1.3 mapcore.h
    --- mapcore.h   31 May 2002 21:49:28 -0000      1.3
    +++ mapcore.h   6 Jan 2003 16:09:36 -0000
    @@ -565,22 +565,22 @@
       printf("in x: %i, in y: %i, max(%i,%i) Min(%i,%i)\n", x, y, m_maxX, m_maxY, m_minX, m_minY);
     #endif /* MAP_DEBUG */
    
    -  if (x > m_maxX)
    +  if (x > m_maxX && x < 2 * m_maxX)
       {
         m_maxX = x;
         flag = true;
       }
    -  if (y > m_maxY)
    +  if (y > m_maxY && y < 2 * m_maxY)
       {
         m_maxY = y;
         flag = true;
       }
    -  if (x < m_minX)
    +  if (x < m_minX && x > 2 * m_minX)
       {
         m_minX = x;
         flag = true;
       }
    -  if (y < m_minY)
    +  if (y < m_minY && y > 2 * m_minY)
       {
         m_minY = y;
         flag = true;

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    This fixes the January 15 patch.

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    that was from ksmith, i did correct one error that was mentioned (and he acknolaged) where there was an X instead of a Y (or something).

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    Originally posted by fryfrog
    this might be a good addition to add, it is supposed to keep the map from zooming way the hell out
    [/code]
    This didnt work for me when it was originally posted. I'd recommend some more testing before dropping it into CVS.
    Curio

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    humm, well i guess i never ran into a time when the map would have zoomed way the hell out then. my map stayed good the whole time i was using it with this patch BUT that is no proof of it working.

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    The scaling patch mentioned is here:

    http://seq.sourceforge.net/showthrea...5&pagenumber=2

    I haven't finished testing different min/max values, so I haven't submitted a patch yet.

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    /cheer mvern /cheer fee - thank you
    -- Lord Crush

    Greater Faydark has to be cleaned from all Elves !

    This is a HOTKEY !!!

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    Let me make sure I got this right...(it's been so damn long since I've had to use tar and/or gunzip commands.)



    1. Download the file to your root/seq/showeq directory (or wherever you have SEQ installed).

    2. Use the tar xzvf showeq-4.3.5.tar.gz command

    3. Recompile in the usual manner

    Is that correct or am I missing something?


    Thanks!

    Hobo

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    Hmm...just got to thinking some more...Maybe it should be extracted into the /seq/showeq/src directory instead of the /seq/showeq/ directory?


    I'm at work this morning so I haven't been able to actually try anything. Just pondering the steps in my mind so I can be up and running as fast as possible when I get home today.


    Hobo

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    This is a new source directory, so you want it to replace what you have in /seq/showeq, not what's in /usr/local/share/showeq.

    When you untar the file, you'll get a whole new showeq directory, so this is how I did it:

    Download the tar.gz into /seq
    # cd /seq
    # mv showeq showeq.old (backups are good)
    # tar xvzf showeq-4.3.5.tar.gz
    # cd showeq
    # make -f Makefile.dist
    # ./configure && make && make install

    Keep in mind that I only have Qt 3.0.5 and Gcc 3.2, so I don't export any variables. You may need to export QTDIR, GCC, and GXX, depending on your setup.

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    Yeah, just unpack it in the "seq" directory and it will go in "/seq/showeq/"

    Also, when you get to the part where you do the following:

    []# make -f Makefile.dist
    []# ./configure
    []# make
    []# make install


    Make sure you go into the "/seq/showeq/" directory or it wont work.

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