RTB Development

[Iban]

About how far of a push back? Week? Weeks? Month? Months?

Asking a developer how long it's going to take to get something done is like asking an insomniac when he's going to go to sleep.

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[Killer2]

About how far of a push back? Week? Weeks? Month? Months?

Probably a week or two.

[Scout31]

Asking a developer how long it's going to take to get something done is like asking an insomniac when he's going to go to sleep.

Meh, just looking for a rough estimate.

[Killer2]

If the random crashing is a C++ error, then it's not RTB's fault most likely. I have the same problem hosting servers and even when on a server.

[MegaScientifical]

If the random crashing is a C++ error, then it's not RTB's fault most likely. I have the same problem hosting servers and even when on a server.

He says there's some problem with the current build of Blockland which causes random crashes. This could either be a source code problem, or some compiled code that he'd rather avoid modifying or can't in the correct fashion without simply revealing a ton of it.

[Mr.LoLHaX]

I like how when you click the rtb logo it links you to a fish.

[MegaScientifical]

I like how when you click the rtb logo it links you to a fish.

Slowpoke, sir. Major slowpoke...

[Kalphiter]

I like how when you click the rtb logo it links you to a fish.

I like how you're late.

[Mr.jacksaunt]

so wats goin on in dis here topic.

[Killer2]

RTB Authentication Error, what?

[Kalphiter]

RTB Authentication Error, what?

Because the master server is having trouble.

[Killer2]

Because the master server is having trouble.

I would expect the message from Blockland itself and not RTB.

[Kalphiter]

I would expect the message from Blockland itself and not RTB.

RTB tells you that the RTB webserver can't talk to the master server.

[Killer2]

RTB tells you that the RTB webserver can't talk to the master server.

So true.

[Ephialtes]

The crash bug is looking like an obscure engine issue related to how the global accelerator map for gui controls manages it's function/method pointers so a fix may be a way off - I don't know how much time Badspot has to look into it.

In the meantime I'm going to try out a considerable hack which I suspect will bypass the issue. I'm reluctant to push something out as a beta which causes crashes consistently - so until I can confirm this crash is sorted (or atleast mitigated) there probably won't be a beta.