I've been on the server, and it works really well. Very impressed with what has been done.

I might of changed around the $UCID and $Cmd commands. Sorry if this was not in the change log, I must of forgot that I did it.

Thank you for the fix, I'll include it in the next patch.

Quote from Intrepid :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MTtudbPVQ8

... and many called for Schumacher to be banned for that.

The difference was intent. Schumacher knew that Rubens was there, and forced him to the wall. Button did not see Lewis and this was the result. They are similar, but not the same.

Vetal is human, Button wins! You are forgiven button for today!

I'll pull it when I get home, nice work and fix the errors mentioned.

So no one want's to go over to 0.6A1? That's odd, usually people scramble to get the new patch.

Quote from GeForz :

https://github.com/Dygear/PRIS ... s/prism_packets.php#L2012

Shouldn't that substring be 8,8 as in offset,length?
Or perhaps even better "$this->C = new CarContOBJ($this->C);" as C was assigned in the original unpack with the corresponding bytes

Your right that should be 8, 8, although it does not cause a bug, so I'll fix it in the next version.

You can download PHPInSimMod - PRISM 0.3.6 from that link. Please use this thread to talk about this release.

Thank you.

PHPInSimMod (PRISM) 0.3.6

• Changed flag ADMIN_LEVEL_O to ADMIN_OBJECT to as to be used with the AutoX related admin commands.
  
• Updated welcome plugin now works correctly.
  
• Fixed bug when issuing a command as the host.
  
• Added isFemale, isAI & isRemote functions to IS_NPL packet.
  
• Made some changes to the pth parser for use in a future version.
  
• Added the following new packets from LFS version 0.6A1
  • IS_OBH reports information about any object hit.
    
  • IS_HLV reports incidents that would violate HLVC.
    
  • IS_PLC sets allowed cars for individual players.
    
  • IS_AXM to add / remove / clear autocross objects.
    
  • IS_ACR to report (attempted) admin commands.
    

PRISM did not have this problem, I don't think anyway, but then the packet handling code was made by Victor.

Quote from T3charmy :

Oops? hmm, will test out the update... if i find any bugs, will let you know!

Yeah, I was in the middle of updating that, because I relized that not everyone was going to go from Z28 to A1, so strictly speaking that's not always going to be true. Thus I retracted that statement. Although I did provide my hosts.ini file as an example for the lost souls.

Just fixed a crash on when a IS_OBH packet is sent. You can see that fix here.

Ok, all packets now work on the receiving side. I just have to make some code for sending IS_AXM packets and I'll release 0.3.6!

You can get a LFS 0.6A1 InSim Version 5 compatible patch for PRISM here. Actually, even 0.3.5 should still work with the current patch, due to how PRISM handles packets. But, anyway, this version includes the new packets in the 0.6A1 patch for LFS. There is only one thing that I've not worked on that I must, and that's sending IS_AXM packets to InSim from PRISM.

Please do test, and you can all expect the next official patch pretty soon after this if no one finds major bugs. Any issues please report them here or in PRISM's Issue Tracker. Thank you all for using PRISM, and I hope to continue this development pace over the coming weeks.

One last quick note, in order to get all of the new fetures from the new InSim packets you must change the flags in your hosts.ini file.

My hosts.ini file looks like this for my local server.

So, to get the best out of PRISM all of these should be active (in bold).

Last edited by Dygear, Sat 11 Jun 2011, 05:02.

Fifth line reads
should be
.

Sixteenth line reads
should that not be
also?

Thank you very much for the IS_ACR packet. That's a great help!

Quote from T3charmy :

Yay <3

It should take a few hours, but yeah, 0.3.5 will be 0.3.6 with the new packets, and some updated plugins.

After dinner I'll be updating PRISM to include the new packets in 0.6A1.

Quote from misiek08 :

So $this->btn[$btnid]->ClickID shows CID?

$this->btn[$btnid]->ClickID gets ClickID, whereas $this->btn[$btnid]->ClickID(1) set's the ClickID to 1.

I think that if it's good enough for Eric, then it's good enough for us. Just look at the tracks he has made with it!

That's a good question, as it should not really be possible to incercept messages in this way. Unless I've missed something within the InSim.h file ... What your saying is something I would like to see also, the power to handle messages from a client to sanitize them would provide a great level of power to any InSim application.

Quote from misiek08 :

Propably we have to query LFSW on every joining user.

Only on new users. This bit of information should really be cached for S2 users, until S3 comes out. But then on each connection for someone with a Demo or S1 license. (I wonder what the break down is of Demo vs S1 vs S2 licenses is.)

Quote from misiek08 :

@Dygear - one thing I have said it's propably done (moving objects). Allowing cars modifications will be only 1 topic from devs. Track editor? Maybe 2-3 months of work for Scawen, he's good programmer.

He already has a track editor.

Quote from samjh :

Alonso at McLaren received the same treatment as Webber in Red Bull against Vettel: technical equality, emotional partiality. Hamilton was in a team that pretty much groomed him for many many years, and was British to boot. Alonso was neither of those.

I agree with this. Hamilton is one of their favorite sons.

If only, if only.

Stop spamming the forum.

Quote from morpha :

Can't think of a fool-proof way either, but I'd imagine this stuff produces fairly consistent laptimes and it won't send chat messages, which is a start.

So do I, and I'm not very talkative when I'm in game (Via text chat, as I use Vent or TeamSpeak).