He found a legitimate bug in my program, it would be stupid not to fix it.
THAT SUCKS! I've the packet to PRISM, so hopefully that will help you somewhat.
/modules/prism_plugins.php (Lines 436 - 444)
That should fix it. Please test.
<?php
protected function &getClientByUCID(&$UCID, $hostID = null)
{
if (($clients =& $this->getHostState($hostID)->clients) && $clients !== null && isset($clients[$UCID])) {
return $clients[$UCID];
}
$return = null;
return $return;
}
?>
What version of php are you running?
php -vAre you both using the latest version of PRISM?
You don't have MySQL's PDO driver in your PHP install. You might just need to add php_pdo_mysql.dll into your php.ini file.
Find your php.ini file and then remove the semicolons from the front of the lines of the extensions you want to install extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll should do the trick.
Find your php.ini file and then remove the semicolons from the front of the lines of the extensions you want to install extension=php_pdo_mysql.dll should do the trick.
Just a crazy idea. Why not use Font-Awesome for the icons? It should in theory cover most forum icons already?
That's amazing! Nice job Victor!
[edit] Waaiiit a minute! That means that Victor made an OpenGL render for Live For Speed. Hey. hey! Things are lookig up!
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Yeah, I'm also having the issue where it emails me for no apparent reason. I've not logged into the website in a few days and this was the only thread I've replied too. Now every like 12 hours, I get an update on what's going on, in this thread for no apparent reason. I don't want that. I did not even subscribe to it. Second question. Is this running vBulletin in the background, or is this Vic's code?
Dito, had the same issue. But nice job Victor, very nice job.
Thank you! Nice to see you active again!
Scawen, if you get the time, could you look at some of the changes requested for InSim. We've made a thread regarding it in the Programmer's Forum. When you get around to it, we'd be glad to have the discussion with you there.
Here is a copy of my proposal.
And to answer your question cargame, HLV invalidates laps, but does not give us information about the tires. Many times in this season of F1, they are talking about the number of tires going over and beyond the defined track limits (white lines). This packet will allow us to get that information and allow leagues to decide node by node (effectively better then corner by corner) what they wish to allow.
Ah, I'm an idiot. I did not define them correctly, they were meant to be bitwise from the start. As you see in the comments, 1, 2, 4, 8, ect.
Here's an InSim packet that I'd like to see. IS_TRE (Tire)
This packet would only be sent when there is a change of state. Could use useful for making a smarter lap invalidation system within an InSim application, outside of checking the client's cords being in the track's path. Mainly also useful on X and Y configs where there are no paths by default, we can then use this information as a backup.
struct ISP_TRE
{
byte Size; // 8
byte Type; // ISP_TRE
byte SubT; // Always 0
byte PLID; // Player ID of Client in Question
// Followings Byte's Value is From Contact Patch Defines;
byte DSF; // Driver Side Front
byte DSR; // Driver Side Rear
byte PSF; // Passenger Side Front
byte PSR; // Passenger Side Rear
}
#define TRE_TARMAC; // 0 - sent by the layout loading system only
#define TRE_OOB; // 1 - Tire is out of track bounds.
#define TRE_RUMBLE; // 2 - Tire on Rumble Strip.
#define TRE_GRASS; // 4 - Tire is on Grass.
#define TRE_SAND; // 8 - Tire is on Sand.
This packet would only be sent when there is a change of state. Could use useful for making a smarter lap invalidation system within an InSim application, outside of checking the client's cords being in the track's path. Mainly also useful on X and Y configs where there are no paths by default, we can then use this information as a backup.
Hah! What are the odds that you happen to find a huge booth using LFS without a license!
Now that I'm a Certified Emergency Vehicle Operator Instructor (CEVO-I), I can tell you hands down, that racing in LFS helped me be a better driver, and helped me be a better racer and helped me be much calmer behind the wheel when I first got into an ambulance.
It's not going to happen for a very long time. Scawen has said it's going to happen after S3 is shipped, so that's awesome and I would LOVE to add my home town to LFS so that people can learn how to drive my Fire Districts on a Sim (Saves Gas, Saves Money, Saves Time) and we can even do drills with getting to the scene of an alarm as fast, but also as safe as you can.
I would LOVE to do this right now as I'm now the Chief of the Department and I can make this happen overnight if I could only get some more information about the game track format. I looked over the files in the past, and it should be possible to get 6.5 square kilometers into a file without overflowing the 32bit type limit. That would fit the north side of my Fire District no problem. Scawen if any of this interests you, please let me know. I would love to collaborate on this project. It could even be sold to other departments and make some money.
It's not going to happen for a very long time. Scawen has said it's going to happen after S3 is shipped, so that's awesome and I would LOVE to add my home town to LFS so that people can learn how to drive my Fire Districts on a Sim (Saves Gas, Saves Money, Saves Time) and we can even do drills with getting to the scene of an alarm as fast, but also as safe as you can.
I would LOVE to do this right now as I'm now the Chief of the Department and I can make this happen overnight if I could only get some more information about the game track format. I looked over the files in the past, and it should be possible to get 6.5 square kilometers into a file without overflowing the 32bit type limit. That would fit the north side of my Fire District no problem. Scawen if any of this interests you, please let me know. I would love to collaborate on this project. It could even be sold to other departments and make some money.
Yep, those instructions need to be sticked and wiki'd.
I've shied away from doing documentation, because the API is not solid until 1.0. (I'll just wait for cargame to make a comment on how that will never happen.) I like the idea of the number of running instances that PRISM has running. I guess we could make a pingback plugin that gives us this stats, log information like Host Name, IP address, number of clients on the sever. It can update this information as client's leave / join.
Oh! I own the domain PRISM.IO, send it over what you have and I'll put it on my web server. I'll give you SSH access once I'm setup.
You sir are awesome, thanks for merging them into my master branch as well!
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