There's already Yeesha's intro. IIRC, it explains a few things. I personally didn't have any problems understanding what was going on, after I got my bearings a bit. It seemed logical for me to start in my home base, and not some deserted place. Otherwise, I can just play the offline version of Uru....

Thanks.
I tested both sitting/AFK clickables and JPEG issues. All work fine, as expected.

Oh, sorry about that, I wasn't aware of that option. :oops: I made a few changes and pushed foundrybuild, and as foretold, Jenkins started making a new build. However, after a few builds, I got this error: ------ Build started: Project: plPageOptimizer, Configuration: Release Win32 ------ Linking......

I have backported the JPEG fixes which were on Deledrius' list, plus one more by Zrax. I'm going to try and test these ASAP with the help of my new butler. Next, I'm going to try my hand at moul-scripts to fix the GZ glass state, and maybe a few other things I saw. Since monthly updates seem prohibi...

Hi MustardJeep. :) It's been a while since I've used MOSS, but from what I remember: There's a "bin" folder with the binaries. There's a "lib" folder with the libraries. There's a "file" folder for the file server. There's an "auth" folder for the auth server. There's a "game" folder for the game se...

If I remember correctly, this unlocked framerate lead to the Relto-plunge bug. I don't remember whether this was fully fixed or not.

Yes, please.

Shouldn't these be made into internal builds, so that we can actually test them beyond just letting them compile?
EDIT: Dumb question: are they already internal builds?

rarified wrote:Could you create a tag or branch named "foundrybuild" that will be used when Jenkins checks out from your repository.

Uh, here too! Sorry, I forgot to mention it, I've been having trouble using hg-git.

I didn't mean the build time. I meant that multiple builds probably indicate that some errors took place at some point, and that effort had to be spent solving it. So the more builds, the more time taken, the more money spent.