Akrivus

@'MightyMiguel': > @'Akrivus': > > > What is the value of MAX_PLAYERS? > > I set it to 255 as accordingly that is the highest number as specified by the other users above me, however, the error always happens when it comes to trying to "make" or rather recompile the script and I am pulling my hair out here trying to figure out what's wrong. I'm about to find a professional in media arts or something to help me with this at like school or something like maybe a teacher or something because this is ridiculous. Why must it be so hard to increase overall player count?! Why?!?!?!?!?! Curse you, VB6! You are my mortal enemy from this day forward! :@ Try setting it to 100 and see what happens, I'm not sure why it'd overflow when you're putting in a clearly manageable number.

What is the value of MAX_PLAYERS?

@'lexkymbeth': > I did some searching on this, someone posted it a while ago and it looks like a custom version for their game, not released. Whatever it is, it is obviously based off of some spin-off of CS:DE.

Sorry to butt in but if I remember correctly doesn't Prospekt have a different icon on the left corner of the window?

@'Marsh': > Id join but I am no longer allowed to talk to children on the internet. None of us are children though.. :-/

Will this eventually be open source, or no?

@'Kizzaa': > Hey guys, > > I'm currently making a skype group for the eclipse community so that we can all chat there (im not always able to be on the shoutbox etc). > > If you are interested in being a part of this community chuck us a PM with your skype name or reply to this topic (or both coz why the heck not) or just add me: ultrasnofire letting me know you are from here and i'll add you :D > > - Kizzaa My Skype name is akrivus.

Throwing this out because I think it has some major importance that the people here should take notice of. [http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eclipseorigins.com%2F&client=googlechrome&hl=en-US](http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eclipseorigins.com%2F&client=googlechrome&hl=en-US)

I'm going to back this person up because I need a copy of it too.

> Just bought a "Lenovo IdeaPad U530 Touch" after scouting a lot of Presidents day sale offers over the weekend since I've been using a crappy laptop that can hardly play games. > > > > Specs: > > 4th Gen i7-4510U > > 15.6" 1920x1080 Full HD Touchscreen > > Nvidia GeForce GT 730M > > 8GB DDR3 > > 1TB HDD + 16GB SSD Hybrid > > Backlit Keyboard > > > > Cost: $565 > > > > What do you guys think, decent computer for some medium gaming for most pre-2014 titles? > > > > >!  > >!  Hey! I got that too!

> I'm assuming that site is displaying false information. The only possible malware on this site would be those uploaded by members. It's usually taken down as soon as it's known it's malware too. Some people who got banned probably just gave the site a bad rating. Aside from that blacklisting from Yandex, this site has good ratings.

I use the MyWOT plugin on my Chrome, and I've started receiving messages that this site has malware, so I did some research and found this site is blacklisted on [http://yandex.com/infected?l10n=en&url=eclipseorigins.com](http://yandex.com/infected?l10n=en&url=eclipseorigins.com). Just thought it would be beneficial if you guys knew about this.

> TCP is good for login, UDP is good for data that you can take a chance of it being lost like movement. You need to know what data is important and what data can be lost without causing problems. If the client is predicting, you almost always want to use UDP. I see, so would this be where the advantage of multi-core comes in? So you could have a login server on one core and then the game server on the other?

I thought of making my own MMORPG engine and this was a question that came up to me a lot, and that was to use either UDP or TCP. My initial reasoning was to use TCP because Eclipse uses it, but then I discovered that massive overhead that TCP has an the Nagle's algorithm, and UDP has some issues with firewall, so I've read. I decided to make this thread just for the sake of seeing some other, more professional people to talk about it.

> You should add a chat. [Fail.] > > I mean, you could, but the chats are really glitchy right now. Did you see the 'but the chats are really glitchy right now" part? Did you notice the "[Fail.]" part? Did you notice the obscenely small amount of people who are on the site and the displacement of the community between here, the Shoutbox, and the Wikia itself? Adding a chat would be a complete and utter waste of time, and I can already tell that the Wikia will be closer to a documentation of Eclipse more than a community of Eclipse lovers and fans. To add with that, the chats have been extremely glitchy, like I said about five or so times before.

Jesus guys, I was just kidding. The chats have been extremely glitchy anyway.

You should add a chat. [Fail.] I mean, you could, but the chats are really glitchy right now.

The moment I saw the screenshots I might have had a first-time fangasm or two. I want to play this game.

Thanks!

> They do things you couldn't even imagine. Amazing, please explain further. :)

Hello! I'm trying to design classes for my game, and I have no idea what the stats do, and I'm too lazy to check the source code. I remember seeing a post explaining it, but I couldn't find it, or anything else when I searched the forums. If anyone could just explain the stats, that'd be very nice.

Praise the ogrelord.

I believe that the tutorial is aimed at EO 2.0, which uses a completely different rendering system.

Anyone know where SubEditorInit is? I've been searching for a couple weeks, and no results. Sub EditorInit gives me a ton of stuff, but no "EditorInit" I honestly don't know every line of Eclipse's code. :-P

> I want an open source Music player that is easily customizable that is available for android. I don't know Java.