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Salut ! N-am mai jucat de mult, nu prea am mai avut timp, tre sa mai recuperez. Bafta !

It's buggy. Proof of concept: typed #suicide, passed a couple of times in his vecinity and then out his vecinity, it counted me as if I died every time he saw me.

Hmm..better yet, cancel those reverts and copy the new e3dlist.txt file into the el directory

Meanwhile, i reverted to old versions: cvs update -r1.32 -p actor_scripts.c > actor_scripts.c cvs update -r1.30 -p main.c > main.c

Same problem here. Exits without spitting anything to stderr.

This should be fairly easy now that the CVS version has pathfinding built into the client I'm not sure if I will participate yet, though.

The server is down, there is a thread in the general chat area.

...you may not be familiar with the programming problem called 'path finding'; in short, the algorithm for path finding for the feature you requested would suddenly boost cpu usage to 100% for a single user who wants to get from a corner of a map to the opposite one, and consequently the server would crash asap (for just one user !)

I find useful to know when somebody comes online or leaves the game, don't want to pm them all the time 'hey, are you there' and see if the message could be delivered or not. Also especially useful for finding if guild members join or leave the game, instead of asking '#gm anyone online ?' Maybe it could be implemented like the ignore list, in a local file, with console commands like '#notify', '#unnotify'.

This feature works correctly if you sit and click nearby where there are no creatures. But supposing you're in the gold mine, harvesting, SITTING down and a goblin passes by, if it passes right in front of your pickaxe and you click, the character stands up and attacks the goblin! He shouldn't do that, should he ?