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[nightcracker]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

IE9 is actually a pretty good browser

   

wait he's serious

   

[Dusty]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

wait.
why does he have that many browsers.

[Rodoval]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

wait.
why does he have that many browsers.

Because you never know when one might go rogue.

[Orpheon]

https://github.com/nightcracker/PyGG2/commit/3a7110fcb65eaa1acf905297403beeda9314110e

Could someone take a look?
I can't really see a solution to this problem, on the other hand I'm not thinking straight atm either. So whatever.


EDIT: Actually, I'm seeing the problem:
The client takes server update, fast-forwards it like it should, and then sits on that. Problem is when the next update comes, the client takes this fast-forwarded state as a base, corrects it and forwards again.
That means that stuff that isn't corrected gets completely overcompensated.

The only solution I see would be to rewind all events back, let the server correct, and then fast-forward again. But that's a shit to do, and will probably also be buggy as hell.

Wat do.

[notajf]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

wait.
why does he have that many browsers.

Because I'm a web developer. I need to test my sites in multiple browser. Also I like the freedom of choice.

And nightcracker: You haven't tried IE9, have you? It's quite nice really. IE10 though will be very good though.

[Orpheon]

Yay! After a bit of talking with L, I found out the solution.

The solution of just rewinding the whole state before correcting and compensating by the latency was obvious, but I couldn't think of an easy way to do it.
Introducing:

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   for i in range(networker.latency):
        state.update(game, -constants.INPUT_SEND_FPS)

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-constants.INPUT_SEND_FPS

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-
Negative frametime. Worked (almost) perfectly. Yay.



PS: Is INPUT_SEND_FPS a good idea, or am I confused and doing something stupid?

[Orpheon]

Oh and yeah, NAGN, I fixed the rocketjumping.
https://github.com/nightcracker/PyGG2/commit/967f6e635c552c0047841829f4c4d7b3660f5adb#diff-1

[notajf]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

wait.
why does he have that many browsers.

Because I'm a web developer. I need to test my sites in multiple browser. Also I like the freedom of choice.

And nightcracker: You haven't tried IE9, have you? It's quite nice really. IE10 though will be very good though.

…

follow-up: after looking at nclabs.org, I can see you clearly know nothing about Internet Explorer
It's had some CSS3 support since, what, 1 years ago now? IE10 has full support.

[Nukleus]

It's still the only 64 bit browser iirc

[notajf]

It's still the only 64 bit browser iirc

Ooh, that's true.

[nightcracker]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

wait.
why does he have that many browsers.

Because I'm a web developer. I need to test my sites in multiple browser. Also I like the freedom of choice.

And nightcracker: You haven't tried IE9, have you? It's quite nice really. IE10 though will be very good though.

…

follow-up: after looking at nclabs.org, I can see you clearly know nothing about Internet Explorer
It's had some CSS3 support since, what, 1 years ago now? IE10 has full support.

Sadly most people don't use these versions:

http://www.statowl.com/web_browser_usage_by_version.php?timeframe=last_6&interval=month&chart_id=4&limit[]=ie&fltr_os=&fltr_se=&fltr_cn=

[notajf]

Software projects are never finished, just abandoned.

This is correct.

https://ajf.me/stuff/ihavewaytoomanyprojects.gif

OF ALL THOSE BROWSERS WHY IS THAT ONE OPEN

wait.
why does he have that many browsers.

Because I'm a web developer. I need to test my sites in multiple browser. Also I like the freedom of choice.

And nightcracker: You haven't tried IE9, have you? It's quite nice really. IE10 though will be very good though.

…

follow-up: after looking at nclabs.org, I can see you clearly know nothing about Internet Explorer
It's had some CSS3 support since, what, 1 years ago now? IE10 has full support.

Sadly most people don't use these versions:

http://www.statowl.com/web_browser_usage_by_version.php?timeframe=last_6&interval=month&chart_id=4&limit[]=ie&fltr_os=&fltr_se=&fltr_cn=

Uh, so?

It doesn't give you an excuse to generalise that "IE doesn't support CSS3"
It does. Just only newer versions.

[Machidro]

Will it be harder to run PyGG2 than normal? Will I be able to just click an exe style link, or do I have to use command line mumbo jumbo?

[Saniblues]

The full game will be packed into an exe. You won't even need to install Python.

[notajf]

The full game will be packed into an exe. You won't even need to install Python.

Yeah. Although I think it's worth noting it will be more difficult to mod than before. Well, except for spritemods, since images are now external.