Event_DayCycles

[Lugnut]

I intend to fix this mod up.

http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=204001.0

You'll note the last 5 pages were riddled with bug reports I couldn't reproduce, and nobody posted the console.log's like requested.

What I'm looking for is live people to test, and people who were/are actually still using this mod, if they exist.

Basically, just download the mod (This should work) and then look for bugs. For hints, try the last five pages of the linked thread above... I couldn't figure out why they happened, or how to make them happen, but if you can reproduce them that'd be a major help.

Thanks!

I'll also try to add a thingy so that the events are triggered when they actually happen, as opposed to 1/4th of the way through the day. Edit: for compatibility with custom daycyles


And yes, it is in version 16.

Update: Apparently the events were defined as having a minigame target, but the code for choosing which minigame was which was commented out. Fixed this in 826b885.

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[Lugnut]

so like no one uses this mod or anything and no one feels like testing it

that's cool I guess

[nerraD]

I'll help when I get home I suppose

[boodals 2]

Oooh, hope they're fixed :D Ill just use them normally, if I run into a bug ill tell you.

[Lugnut]

Was diddling around on Shell's fort wars and they had them enabled.

I asked what problem they had encountered and they reported none except for "that goddamned update notification"

I'll attempt to fix that straightaway

Aaaaand done. I should tie it to github as opposed to dropbox.

Does anyone know if httpobjects do https?

[nerraD]

i don't think httpobjects do since the browser uses https to process things back and forth to keep it secure

[Zeblote]

tork doesnt do https

[Lugnut]

trying to download a test file at http://github.com/Tungul/Event_DayCycles/raw/master/server.cs  gets forwarded to https

that fun idea is down the drain

[Subpixel]

trying to download a test file at http://github.com/Tungul/Event_DayCycles/raw/master/server.cs  gets forwarded to https

that fun idea is down the drain

I see what you're trying to do, neat.
Couldn't you retrieve the page with an HTTPobject and save it in a temporary file, and execute it?
Then I will hack your github and replace the page with "crash();"

[Lugnut]

Github forwards all http requests to https. This is good security practice.

And no, you don't:
1 I would have to handle a https handshake
2 And its version checker, not updater so that would'nt work even if you could crack my 4096bit aes passproxyword

[Subpixel]

If you're just doing a simple version number, use pastebin and forward it to the raw page.
Pastes are editable and can be set to never expire.

[Lugnut]

OR my home webserver or my dropbox.

The goal was to have it conveniently tied into git.

[Zeblote]

OR my home webserver or my dropbox.

The goal was to have it conveniently tied into git.

Have your webserver decrypt the https traffic and relay the file?

[nerraD]

surely github must have some settings to allow the page to open in a non https form?

[Lugnut]

God damnit that's not the point.

All I wanted was an easy way to upload a new version number, but I would need some work around so I won't give it priority.

Could we forget about the version checker please? Thanks.