It seems the intialization of MersenneTwister was really slow on Linux because it did some file reading. Doing this 200 times a tick can be pretty slow...
StringUtils didn't compile in Cygwin due to missing va_list definition
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Converted MagicCarpet to the new plugin structure
When you fall of the MagicCarpet you teleport back up :D
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Fixed Debug With optimized Noise in VS2010 by having it run the correct MCServer_debug.exe instead of MCServer.exe
Changed winsock.h to Winsock2.h in Globals.h so sockets can be graciously closed (See webserver Socket::Close() )
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cChunk::Tick did an assertion in cCSLock, I used a cCSUnlock to fix it, but not sure if this is correct.
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Made some changes to WebAdmin to make the new plugins work
Old plugins still work like they're supposed to
Not all hooks have been programmed for the new plugins yet, this still needs to be done
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In this new design a plugin consists of a folder with Lua files, this should enable plugin developers to keep things separate and have more overview.
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Added checks whether flowers/mushrooms/saplings can be placed on surface
Added checks for cactus to see if it's allowed to be placed
Fluids now wash away certain items (flower, sapling, cactus)
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Can now kick players through WebAdmin
Can now enable/disable whitelist through WebAdmin
Tick speed is limited in a better way now, instead of always sleeping 50ms before each tick, it now add only sleeps additional time when the tick time was faster than 50ms. Server should run slightly faster because of this (and use more cpu%)
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Made some funky smart pointer things for chunks.
Fixed a bug where the client would override the player position on the server and back again, resulting in sending too many chunks to the client which it doesn't even need.
Fixed some compiler warnings in cPickup.cpp
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When there are players in the server, and a client connects as far as the handshake and then disconnects, the server crashed.
This is because there is no m_Player yet after the handshake, and the destructor uses m_Player without checking if it exists
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Added some form of reference counting to cChunk to make sure it's not referenced when deleting it.
Right now it's only needed due to the generation of chunks in a separate thread and adding it to the spread light list in cWorld
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Players should not spawn in the ground anymore.
When an entity was added to cWorld twice (which shouldn't happen actually), the server would crash when the entity is destroyed, this should be fixed now.
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'Fixed' a 'bug' where MCServer would seemingly endlessly calculate lighting for an entire world (and then crash), when this entire world has 'wrong' lighting. This happens when running a converted map from Vanilla. Fixed this by only allowing a maximum of 50 chunks to recalculate their lighting per tick.
Fixed a small coding error in cChunkMap where it would check PakVersion twice, instead of also ChunkVersion.
DeNotch converter does not need the VS2010 runtime thingies anymore
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Updated makefile for Unix
I changed how the converter works, now you simply put the .exe in the folder you want to convert and run it, it'll output all the files in ./world
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New generators should inherit cWorldGenerator and implement their own generation algorithms
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Chunks are now generated before the player is able to see them. This is done because after a chunks is done generating, some blocks might still need to be set (parts of trees from neighboring chunk), causing more bandwidth to be used (each changed block needs to be sent to clients again) and (fps) lagging the clients when changing a lot of blocks. Calculating ahead fixes these issues.
Separated the placing of foliage (trees and stuff) when generated chunks into a new function GenerateFoliage()
Cleaned up the VS2010 project, now using some VS2010 specific functions like dependencies on projects (no need for setting library dependencies manually). VS2010 project now compiles way faster in Release by using multi threading.
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Player's current world is saved in the player file. When a player joins the server, the player joins the last world he was in.
It seems MCServer can finally run multiple worlds! It just needs functionality to switch between them
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Players are now stored in separate folder /players instead of in the world folder (!so move the folder!)
Fixed a memory leak/error in cPickup.cpp
Multiple worlds are stored in cRoot
cClientHandle lists are taken out of cWorld and now stored in cServer
Worlds now have names to distinguish them by
Some functions in the Core plugin now distinguish between worlds
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cFileFormatUpdate will loop through old files and convert them to new files (should replace legacy old format loading code)
cItem has two new functions to load from Json and output Json, this will keep the items in Json standard
ChestEntity and FurnaceEntity use the new functions in cItem
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Float values are actually added to 'lists' now (should do the same for the rest)
Indenting while printing NBT data aligns slightly better now
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Added printing for Byte array tags (the length is incorrect though)
Structured the tags enums a bit more
In cConvert.cpp the correct compounds are opened before accessing data
Added VS2010 project so the converter can be compiled through VS2010
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Made monster spawning code in cWorld.cpp a bit more compact and readable
srand() is only supposed to be called once in the whole program, and it's already called in the constructor of cWorld so it doesn't have to be in cWorld::Tick()
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Unfortunately the noise functions is only like 7% faster, so you won't even notice
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MCSocket.h should soon be deprecated and deleted
Do a full rebuild (mine bugged out when I didn't)
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