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Deledrius wrote:jamie_marchant wrote:jamie_marchant wrote:Feel free to give long descriptions of how you solve programming problems anytime Hoikas, do you have a H-URU dev blog?
It might not be a terrible idea if we formalized that a tiny bit and wrote something like this from time-to-time! Do you think there's much of an audience for it?
yes, go for it!
Tsar Hoikas wrote:Darkwing, Dulcamara... I have looked at your logs. The crash is leading back into opus audio. I may be able to fix this by rebuilding opus and the game client. Before I do that, however, can you tell me the model of your computer's CPU? If you don't know how to find this information, you can use CPU-Z. I attached a screenshot of what that looks like for me. I am interested in the "Name" section ("Intel Core i7 4770K").
You need to paste into the address bar, not the search bar.Charura wrote:no matches found in my whole computer?
super old cpu but it works like a boss loldarkwingduck wrote:Tsar Hoikas wrote:Darkwing, Dulcamara... I have looked at your logs. The crash is leading back into opus audio. I may be able to fix this by rebuilding opus and the game client. Before I do that, however, can you tell me the model of your computer's CPU? If you don't know how to find this information, you can use CPU-Z. I attached a screenshot of what that looks like for me. I am interested in the "Name" section ("Intel Core i7 4770K").
You need to paste into the address bar, not the search bar.Charura wrote:no matches found in my whole computer?
Psst, he explained on the previous page...darkwingduck wrote:I don't know what you did tsar hoikas but it worked
I like the idea. It may interest and lure in some programmers lurking about and, most importantly, be a great chance for programmers to vent.Deledrius wrote:It might not be a terrible idea if we formalized that a tiny bit and wrote something like this from time-to-time! Do you think there's much of an audience for it?
In my research, I did find a way to disable AVX in Windows. But, uh, I'm not disabling AVX on my PCDeledrius wrote:Unfortunately, no one beta testing this release had an old enough computer to catch this little bug!
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As a programmer, it's always nice to learn about issues other people run into. I'm glad most of the time I can work with languages that are executed by a VM of some kind and make abstraction of the CPU my code is executed on. I'm not sure I could survive without all the handholding modern languages and IDEs have spoiled me with...Oh yeah, definitely. It's cool when an unexpected release sneaks up on you, but it's also fun and motivating to hear about others making day-to-day progress on various projects.Doobes wrote:Plus, it could show exactly how much thought and work (and headaches) go into URU "behind the scenes", which is really not noticed and recognized as much as it should be, IMHO.
I like the idea of those development journals, but honestly it's a bit hard to remember (or even be aware of) all the different forums/websites/etc around here. That's probably why they aren't used more.Deledrius wrote:I don't think so, just what we post here. In theory we could post these things in the Development Journals, but those seem to be mostly unused these days. Paradox has a blog where he posts his Uru development thoughts.
but information is still spread out quite thin. Just yesterday, someone was asking on Reddit what the hell Gehn Shard was, and it seems lots of people never heard about the GoW or fan-Ages.that's why i used a workstation made in 2012 lol ... maybe the trick when testing for bugs is to find a really old pc with outdated software, hardware and operating systemsDeledrius wrote:Psst, he explained on the previous page...darkwingduck wrote:I don't know what you did tsar hoikas but it worked
Unfortunately, no one beta testing this release had an old enough computer to catch this little bug!
Glad it's working for you now. Hopefully that's a good sign for the rest of the folks in this thread having this problem!
... just not windows xp , now that's just looking for trouble .
