Quote from NotAnIllusion :

Well, insim.txt says

So when you're in SP, you are the host and zero works. In MP, 0 is presumably reserved for the remote host and you should use the UCID assigned to your connection. Maybe.

That's correct.

When the connection joins the server you retrieve the UCID from the IS_NCN packet event and use it later to send out the buttons.

Seems legit.

Quote :

40% of the populated servers are cruise servers

I don't understand what's wrong with this? A person who sets up a cruise server isn't forcing people to play on the server. People who play LFS choose to play on cruise servers.

I think you should be asking yourself a totally different question. Maybe "Why cruise servers attract more players than racing servers?" and then try and improve your racing server?

It's kinda stupid to blame it on cruise and drift servers. If the player doesn't like your race server then he obviously won't play on it.

Quote :

LFS | Team Black vs The Condoms

Are you taking the pistachio?

Quote from (The Stig) :

Guys comeone,

Right I know this isn't any of my bussness but i've read the last 4 pages of the thread and the fact you cannot give any sympathy to a person who as a person has single handingly ran a company for 5 stright years without a single break apart from the days where he HAS TO take a break.

Now listen there is one person who is here to help you all you need to do is WAIT YOUR TURN. If not what is the point of him helping you on his OWN TIME to get you up and running?


And to be honest I think people today are all focused on getting thigns they want when they pay for something but if you are given a reason to why that single techinican isn't here to help you sort the problem you should RESPECT That reason and NOT disrespect that reason like its a piece of "*(*%"( on the road. Franky is here to help and run a service that is paramount to Live For Speed! Don't treat him like a piece of *"%*(".


Without going any further that is all I want to say.

Cool story bro.

I'd personally recommend PRISM, since it's very easy to use and the single instance can connect to multiple LFS hosts.

LOL'd at OP's username.

I've recreated one of my issue posts:
https://github.com/Dygear/PRISM/issues/32

Seems like this is still happening

Good work, looks so good when it matches the layout of the main page.

Okay this is totally weird.

Even with this fix, sometimes a random timer stops working. I have 4 timers and I've noticed during development time that some stop.

Now I'm guaranteed there's nothing wrong with the code in them, because I print a text line saying "XYZ Timer elapsed" before any other code is executed.

Right now I've decided to set my timer repeat to 0 and recreate the timer after it has elapsed with repeat as 0 and just repeat it every time.

I will continue to test this and try to figure it out...

EDIT: After testing for 40 mins, it seems setting repeat to 0 and just recreating the timer after it elapses seems to work, so it's most likely another problem within prism_timers.php.

EDIT2: *facepalm*. For some reason I had the prism_timers.php file from 0.4.2. LOL.

Last edited by PoVo, Sat, 31 Mar 2012 11:23.

Android 4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich) has a built in data usage monitor

Cheers, it's all working now!

Thanks for that, I'm all sorted again.

Seems like there is a mistake somewhere in JInSim. Whenever I try to send a message to a player using MessageToConnectionRequest, an exception is thrown:

u ninja

Set up my Git repo. Learned all the useful commands, realised it has a GUI

Hmm... I'll check it out later. I've always used SVN for private code projects.

Same poop, different letters.

I saw that you changed getConnectionId() to a int value.

Most setConnectionId() functions have also been changed except for the ButtonRequest.setConnectionId() function, which still uses a byte

I've added a cast in my application but it shouldn't be like that methinks.

EDIT: My app also started throwing exceptions with the new JInSim:

Seems like I'm missing the slf4j JAR file. I've looked a couple of pages back and the links are dead, so I downloaded the SLF4J-1.6.4 binaries, and I'm unsure which JAR file I've to add since it has many

Last edited by PoVo, Tue, 20 Mar 2012 08:16.

Alright, so today I got another exception:

Seems like the new Admin Command Report packet isn't added to the library:

Can anyone add it? Because if it's not added, my InSim app crashes

R.i.p

Quote from HonzaNB :

I think, that you didn't register any listener to SimpleClient instance.
Just look at examples, there are many of its in JInsim lib

That was it, didn't spot it when I was writing my own code when I took helloworld as an example. Cheers, I'm all sorted now!

Alright, I've finally got it to start.

Another problem I'm having is I'm getting an exception whenever I receive a packet:

This happened with my newly exported JAR and also with the one you provided. Any ideas?

Here it is

Alright, I followed everything in those websites and I still get exceptions...

Now I get this error:

Anyone mind setting up an Eclipse project with the helloworld example for me?

Ugh... as usual I'm having trouble setting this library up in Eclipse. I added the external JAR file, copied code from the examples, compiled to JAR, tried to launch it using "java Compiled.jar" and it says "Error: Could not find or load main class VortexDrift".

Any ideas?