Teeworlds - bridge

[quakenet] <Dune> Gotta discuss composed binds, UI transparency, and timer stuff

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[quakenet] <Dune> The timer stuff is tricky, i don't have a good idea of how it should be

10:55

[quakenet] <Dune> The forced 3s warmup had negative feedback and the sv_warmup options are maybe a bit confusing

10:56

[quakenet] <Oy> it needs some consistency

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[quakenet] <Dune> I can test hidpi stuff if need be but I think some people had issues I didn't have

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[quakenet] <Oy> should still keep it for survival games

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[quakenet] <Dune> Oh so different behavior?

10:56

[quakenet] <Dune> Depending on the gametype?

10:57

[quakenet] <Oy> it's really good for survival

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[quakenet] <Dune> Isn't that hacky

10:57

[quakenet] <Dune> Yeah

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[quakenet] <Dune> But how do you implement it properly

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[quakenet] <Oy> if u notice the start one second too late it could already be over

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[quakenet] <Dune> right

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[quakenet] <Oy> hm not sure

10:58

[quakenet] <Dune> But it should still be possible to enable it in ctf and disable it in lms

10:58

[quakenet] <Dune> sv_warmup 0 be default, -1 be never, and >0 be always?

[quakenet] <matricks_> Oy: that absolute path thing is a bit.. well... weird :)

[quakenet] <Oy> matricks_: yeah :)

11:48

[quakenet] <Oy> Dune: yeah that might be a good option

[quakenet] <Dune> alright

11:55

[quakenet] <Dune> gotta retrieve food first :p

[quakenet] <Dune> heinrich5991, btw I think I'm done with the IRC bot configuration, but I can't seem to have open ports for the webhook on my machine, so maybe you'd have a way to test that somehow

[quakenet] <day> im pretty sure that with enough velocity delta it's possible to move through 50% of another tee, the collision detection then accelerates you even further :D

[quakenet] <the2048> waves

[quakenet] <heinrich5991> Dune: what do you mean? you need a server to run this on?

[quakenet] <Dune> ideally yeah. I tried to send the github payload via curl to test but it didn't work out

[quakenet] <heinrich5991> Dune: got an ssh key so I can add a user on my server?

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[quakenet] <Dune> sure, sounds good

[quakenet] <Dune> I will never cease to be amazed at how inefficient scp is to transfer a bunch of files

23:09

[quakenet] <heinrich5991> use rsync

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[quakenet] <heinrich5991> :)

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[quakenet] <day> or copy paste :p

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[quakenet] <Dune> or tar | scp | tar :p

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[quakenet] <heinrich5991> true

23:10

[quakenet] <heinrich5991> tar | ssh tar :P

23:11

[quakenet] <Dune> the good old tar czf - cap_* | ssh user@host tar xvzfC - dir

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[quakenet] <Dune> thanks, stackoverflow

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[quakenet] <heinrich5991> tar c files | ssh user@host tar x should work

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[quakenet] <heinrich5991> c - create, x - extract

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[quakenet] <heinrich5991> bit redundant to specify f - if not handing the f flag yields the same behavior

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[quakenet] <Dune> tar is the tiniest possible increment of user-friendliness from setting a bit array of flags by yourself