Oolite Bulletins

I’m gonna go with “no”. Supporting subfolders should just be a matter of moving the [dirEnum skipDescendents]; at ResourceManager.m:251 up into the if case. (I still maintain that not calling it in the if case has always been a bug.) To avoid amusing shenanigans it would be best to filter out symlin...

cim wrote:

(the lack of quotes is the key difference: those *are* now NSNumbers rather than NSStrings

’Fraid not; there are no NSNumbers in OpenStep format plists.

Harderer: write a new entity subclass which extracts the drawables from a ship/player entity, with their relative positions and orientations intact. If you retain the original drawables, the shaders will still be bound to the original ship, although some properties might be weird while docked. (Ther...

There are also a number of different sorting algorithms around, some of them rather famous in programming circles, designed for different requirements.. it will be worth your while to research them.. a google-search on "sorting algorithms" will get you started. Please ignore this advice. ...

Commander McLane wrote:

As far as I know, the game does use ASCII values. For instance, the screenshot is simply the key labeled '*', which is SHIFT-8 (I believe) on a US keyboard, but SHIFT-+ on my German keyboard, which is what I press in order to get a screenshot.

Only the Mac version.

cim wrote:

Depends on your language. Obj-C's array and dictionary objects just return nil if you ask for something they don't have, though

You’d think, but NSArray throws an exception, which is de facto a crash.

Backwards compatibility with (potential) old OXPs.

It works fine in my Mac. However, the buffer needed to render at that size (using a 128-bit-per-pixel internal colour format) is over 1.6 GiB. Then it will need an additional 403 MiB to convert it to 32 bpp for the PNG file, plus space for the PNG data (40 MiB in my test of a high-res Earth texture)...

There are capital letters in https://github.com/OoliteProject/oolite.git

For reference, I believe the current design is supposed to look like a [wp]corner reflector[/wp], although it wouldn’t actually work as one since the faces are slightly convex.

In related matters, are you participating in the strike?

Fixed.

Um.

I would suggest, at a minimum, waiting a week and then considering whether this is a very good idea.

From the Progress thread: For tonight’s nightly, multitexture lighting effects have been enabled for low-detail mode. To minimize the performance impact, light map are constricted to 256×256 pixels in this mode. We’re very interested in knowing if this affects performance significantly for people us...

For tonight’s nightly, multitexture lighting effects have been enabled for low-detail mode. To minimize the performance impact, light maps are constricted to 256×256 pixels in this mode.

We’re very interested in knowing if this affects performance significantly for people using this mode.