And more programming stuff..
May. 19th, 2020 08:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dragoness_eSo "WeatherMaker", the old command-line tool for generating D&D weather reports, has now been cleaned up and made to compile under a semi-modern C++ compiler. I've posted the source code to GitHub, and released both a Windows-64 and a Linux version of the executable. Yay, me! Hopefully the gentleman who sent me the e-mail query gets my replies and the update. It's also possible his spam filter ate my replies.
In Minecraft modding news, I investigated a crash bug one of my users reported, and kicked myself for blowing off testing my code in server-client configuration, as well as in single-player configuration, because the alloy furnace thingy (aka the 'fusion furnace') was indeed "crossing the streams" and calling server-only code from the standalone client. Whoops. I fixed that, but between overhauling WeatherMaker and the Fusion mod's little issue, I haven't moved forward with any of my modding--just fixed bugs for several days now. Meh.
In Minecraft modding news, I investigated a crash bug one of my users reported, and kicked myself for blowing off testing my code in server-client configuration, as well as in single-player configuration, because the alloy furnace thingy (aka the 'fusion furnace') was indeed "crossing the streams" and calling server-only code from the standalone client. Whoops. I fixed that, but between overhauling WeatherMaker and the Fusion mod's little issue, I haven't moved forward with any of my modding--just fixed bugs for several days now. Meh.
