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we just need to make sure DMFLAGS is a 128 bit variable :PThe dmflags is not used for server configuration in odamex. The dmflags system is horrendous and confusing.
Alex Max - TNX a lot! now I just must to learn how to workOverall of course it is not really that different. It's still doom editing. There's still a lot of neat specials available to you in the form of extended linedef types.
in BOOM format, i never trying it - is that very different from DoomInHexen?
Being open source, there is nothing we can do about that though. It's not like our tool would be facilitating piracy, if our defaults rule out commercial wads then we are showing good faith in preventing such piracy. If someone wants to mod the source and strip out the download-prevention code, that's their bag, not ours.If you notice 2 points above, checking this client side limits the scope. Before you start saying never and can't, we'll think and try.
Not likely, unless some server admin edits out the code that excludes doom.wad/doom2.wad from being sent and recompiles it.Which is entirely possible and should not be ruled out...
mysql gets me too sometimes, I use php-nuke so the problems are similar. Was it the php or the bugzilla module you guys use so heavily?While it might be php related in some fashion MAYBE, what happens is the innodb indexes go foobar and it tries to restart itself. Ususally if you attempt to visit the site and there's a bit of a delay that's due to the mysql server restarting. When it can't restart itself, it goes boom.
I'm saying another similar one could occure just from switching to Vista native binaries, because of the overdue modularization and "other changes" to the Microsoft libraries. Things that were the previous monolithic dll libraries were changed into metapackage-libraries, which load a big list of dependent libraries.Again what does this have to do with the cheat kick bug? It should compile with little to no issue straight away on vista. Whatever you're trying to describe above isn't going to cause that sort of issue.
A somewhat oversized last.fm signature. Looks like it was resized by SMF.Interestingly enough, it didn't look like that this morning. It used to be properly sized. The problem is it stores the image dimensions in the img tag, so if the image changes size, it won't update the dimensions. No matter, I'll be removing images-in-sigs support tonight.