I was wondering if there is a flag for FL_RUNNING
FL_WALKING
If not what would be the best way to add a flag ?
to the const.h ?
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I'm guessing it's done the same way as HL1. I think its in const.h,
just copy one of the flags and make the number on it bigger
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I've got a pretty decent programming background, but my math skills are
lacking. This has not really been a problem for me until digging into the 3d
math used by hl2. I'm having trouble with the vectors, matrixes, Qangles, etc.
Can anyone
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I'm using gentoo linux, I had a few problems with the build process for a
server mod. I am not an expert with C++, but I know a thing or two, so after
jumping over a few hurdles I'm stuck in a ditch.
Jeffrey Moss wrote:
When the actual mod is compiling, what seems to be the very last
step, I get this final error (scroll down to the bottom):
I don't know if this is any help, but...
All of these failed with the same error message about unresolved symbols
in std::[EMAIL PROTECTED] After some
Yes I found that too. It's compiling right now.
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Jeffrey Moss wrote:
When
Has anyone been able to do a build with Visual Studio 6 Standard Edition
with SP6? I've converted the .sln files to .dsw using prjconverter, and
have everything cleaned up except one error I can't get past:
C:\PD\src\cl_dll\game_controls\spectatorgui.h(122) : fatal error C1600:
unsupported data
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how can I rotate a 3D vector along a plane?
for example... I have a vector that points straight up a wall, and one that
points to the right along the wall, and I want to rotate it to the left, so
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Hi, know this is slightly off topic, but how do i ignore date and time
differences in beyond compare? Just tried todo a diff between old HL2 source
code and updated source code and its flagging every file as different
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Hi, know this is slightly off topic, but how do i ignore date and time
differences in beyond compare? Just tried todo a diff between old HL2 source
code and updated source code and its flagging every
You need to downgrade to SP5 and get the processor pack from MS's site.
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Has anyone been able to
There is no processor pack for sp6. You have to use service pack 5 and
the sp5 pp.
Christian
Yahn Bernier wrote:
I think you still need the VC processor pack.
Yahn
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Not sure how it was done in HL1 ...
r00t 3:16
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I'm guessing it's done the same way
Yeah that's where I though it was, in older versions it is. Now its listed
under File | File Comparisons...
Cheers :)
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Right, you'll have to revert to sp5. (Not sure what they fixed
between 5 and 6 anyway, but I know we do some alignment stuff in core
headers (Vector class I think in particular) which requires the VC
Processor pack).
Yahn
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Has anyone been able to hack the server plugin part of the SDK so it will
compile in the 2005 beta?
LIBCMTD.lib(dbgrptt.obj) : error LNK2005: __crtAssertBusy already defined in
memoverride.obj
LIBCMTD.lib(dbgrptt.obj) : error LNK2005: __CrtSetReportMode already defined
in memoverride.obj
Ive seen similar problems with other symbols in gcc, where the
maintainers made a mistake and the static and dynamic versions of the
lib are different. Cant remember the exact symbol (it was before the
holidays), but theyd put versioning on just that one so the name was
mangled differently.
Nice
Have you tried exluding LIBCMTD from the linker?
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Has anyone been able to
There was a few tuts around that fixed this one.
I _think_ it has something to do with adding /FORCE:MULTIPLE to the
compiler command line. I cant remember where, but i got the same errors
and managed to fix them.
There is a thread somewhere with a guy who fixed all errors.
Bug wrote:
Has anyone
If you didn't understand Botman's link, this link has some information
on it and a handy C-function which you can use for your mod
http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/geometry/rotate/
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Which is probably the reason that the original poster gave a link to
more information
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Me neither, but I have heard of December-ween
(www.homestarrunner.com)
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search the code for the existing flags specifically, where they are #define 'd
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#define FL_FAKECLIENT (18) // Fake client, simulated server side; don't
send network messages to them
// NOTE if you move things up, make sure to change this value
#define PLAYER_FLAG_BITS 9
// NON-PLAYER SPECIFIC (i.e., not used by GameMovement or the client
.dll ) -- Can still be
Do those bits exist in a 32-bit integer? (I'm assuming the flags are an
integer)
I'm assuming that shifting 32 bits in a 32 bit integer won't leave many
bits to represent your values...
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#define FL_FAKECLIENT (18) // Fake client, simulated server side; don't
send network
Also, you can reuse values. In my MOD FL_RADARBLIP is the same as
FL_IMMUNEWATER, they arenm't used at the same time so it doesn't
effect each other.
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I was just getting ready to ask this and you had replied already...
Would the engine handle the below so I do not use something that is already
#defined?
#define FL_RUNNING (20)
#define FL_WALKING (21)
r00t 3:16
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A 32 bit integer would be limited to the values (10) through (131).
(20) is not really a useful value, its the same as (11).
What you're doing here is taking the value 2 ( 0010 in binary ) and
shifting it 0 bits to the left.
(20) == 0010 in binary == (11)
(21) == 0100 in binary == (12)
If you
I'm pretty sure it will. Remeber that these flags can be any value
that fits into the flag variable(its a bit i think). check what can be
used as a bit
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Basically, I coded a wall run movetype. However, I'd like to rotate the
camera so that it appears the wall they are running on is actually the floor
for them.
I have a normal vector to the wall, and
Look on the verc forums. In the Source coding section there is a
whole thread dedicated to using 2005.
On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 12:06:24 +1100, Tim Nagel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was a few tuts around that fixed this one.
I _think_ it has something to do with adding /FORCE:MULTIPLE to the
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