Alright, so I’ve been looking around lately and I’ve noticed the way people are handling doors and ladders is absolutely retarded (yes I know, a lot of this in this scene are retarded). Anyways, they’re basically checking locations, ids, directions, everything, and handling every door and ladder separately. Now my question is, why are they all doing it like this? I understand the RSPS developers tend to not be the smartest people out there, but you’d think someone would realize it’s retarded. Or is there some weird system with all this that forces them to do it like that. Even if there is, there has to be some logic behind it (such as accessing dungeons by adding 6000 or some number to the y coordinate).
Doors, ladders, etc
They are all retards, simple as that.
It took me maybe 10 minutes to write universal code that worked for all doors when i worked on a server ages ago.
To answer your question:
Alright, thanks.
[quote=“Rix_, post:5, topic:406992”]Hail the almighty doors.cfg file!
http://www.google.com/search?q=doors.cfg[/quote]
doors.cfg is our only hope
The only file in the world comparable to the almighty client.java…
autospawn.cfg
autofail.cfg
bannedips.txt
[quote=“T4_, post:10, topic:406992”]bannedips.txt[/quote]...
Oh, pulling a minecraft are we? (seriously, that’s how banned players and banned ips are handled…)
Notch is a moparscaper
…dude… use handlers…
[quote=“Moparisthebest, post:12, topic:406992”][quote author=T4_ link=topic=503971.msg3696532#msg3696532 date=1312471906]
bannedips.txt
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Oh, pulling a minecraft are we? (seriously, that’s how banned players and banned ips are handled…)[/quote]
There’s nothing really wrong with that considering the context. I suppose you could argue for sqlite, but is there really any benefit from doing it just for bans?
[quote=“c|p, post:15, topic:406992”][quote author=Moparisthebest link=topic=503971.msg3696846#msg3696846 date=1312490511]
Oh, pulling a minecraft are we? (seriously, that’s how banned players and banned ips are handled…)
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There’s nothing really wrong with that considering the context. I suppose you could argue for sqlite, but is there really any benefit from doing it just for bans?[/quote]
CIDR Notation/OOS would be better imo.