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bluntz@bluntz-desktop:~/quake$ LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH Command line: Found SDL version 1.2.14 Quake 1.09 (c) id Software GLQuake 1.00 (c) id Software FitzQuake 0.85 (c) John Fitzgibbons FitzQuake SDL port (c) SleepwalkR, Baker QuakeSpasm 0.85.6 (c) Ozkan Sezer, Stevenaaus Host_Init Playing registered version. Console initialized. UDP Initialized Exe: 14:03:52 Dec 31 2011 64.0 megabyte heap Video mode 1280x1024x32 initialized FOUND: ARB_multitexture FOUND: ARB_texture_env_combine FOUND: ARB_texture_env_add Warning: vertical sync not supported (swap interval is -1.) Make sure you don't have vertical sync disabled in your driver settings. FOUND: EXT_texture_filter_anisotropic Sound Initialization SDL audio spec : 11025 Hz, 128 samples, 2 channels SDL audio driver: pulse, 8192 bytes buffer Audio: 16 bit, stereo, 11025 Hz SDL detected 1 CD-ROM drive CDAudio initialized (SDL, using /dev/scd0) CDAudio_Init: No CD in drive ========= Quake Initialized ========= I do not remember having any issues until I switched video cards from Nvidia to this Ati 6850.
Also I am not sure if I did not compile the GLX build as I seldom run SDL versions of anything if I have a choice. Has anyone else built the GLX client ????? Version 0.85.7 of QuakeSpasm is released:
* Added support for cross-level demo playback * gl_texturemode is reimplemented as a cvar with a callback and the setting is automatically saved to the config * Fixed execution of external files without a newline at the end * Reduced memory usage during reloading of textures * Fixed compilation on GNU/kFreeBSD (Debian bug #657793) * Fixed backspace key on Mac OS X * Disable mouse acceleration in Mac OS X * Worked around recursive calling of the anisotropic filter callback * Console word wrap and long input line fixes * Verified correct compilation by clang (using v3.0) * Several other small changes mostly invisible to the end-user Will cross-level demos recorded with QS work with other engines, too (provided the protocol is right), or does this release only enable proper playback?
if the engine in question knows how to handle the "reconnect" stufftext, than they are able to playback. So, I guess the answer to your last question is yes, we enabled proper playback, although I don't know what else would be expected of us to do.
ericw did some great work with interpolation
Our main priority is reliable playback, and his patch seems to have issues. Perhaps they can be resolved ? Anyway, posting here would be best http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3467305&group_id=304914&atid=1285038 pretty cool that you are so quick to make changes. n1 :)
S_FindName: out of sfx_t is still there though. :( yeah I forgot doing that. Most possibly will be fixed in next release along with Eric's new sound resampler.
isn't this a case of just not clearing out precached sound names between map loads?
also, i don't know what you need exactly. do you need actual sounds? my gut tells me you could just precache the same sound with different filenames and it'd work fine. i hesitate because it would take an hour to assemble all the sound files needed to test it with the actual maps. what i'm doing is i load up a map that precaches 465 sounds. then i load up a map that precaches 164 sounds. this causes the error. while some sounds used are the same (player sounds or whatever) other sounds are not (ambience, mostly, but also monsters). so while maybe 60~ sounds are shared, and don't need to take up a spot on the list, the others are new and need to be added. the error comes from S_FindName: if (num_sfx == MAX_SFX) Sys_Error ("S_FindName: out of sfx_t"); i believe all that is needed is to do something like this to reproduce it: precache MAX_SFX - 1 sounds directly from qc and then have your map precache one sound. then load a map that precaches another sound that hasn't been precached yet and it should cause the error. btw: just using soundlist to count how many sounds are being loaded (i have to quit the engine each time and load up the different maps to avoid the crash).
you reported the error, so I assumed that you have a testcase (some mapset+progs or whatever) already, which would make my life easier. apparently I assumed too much.
yeah, i don't usually bug test stuff myself and only find problems when i run into them during normal use.
i'll see what i can do but it'll be big (it's more than 512 unique sounds, after all). maybe i can find a batch program to convert everything to 11khz 8bit or something. Should be possible to lower the define of MAX_SFX for testing purposes. Bring it down to within range of 2 id1 maps for example, and see if you can trigger the error that way.
Static and local sounds (including those caused by menu navigation) will also go into your sfx_t array, so mind that you don't do anything to break those...
ideas crossing my mind are adopting quake2 style sound registration and adding flags like SFX_PERSIST to preserve those static and local sounds. The solution also has to make sure that all sounds are cleared upon gamedir changes while the engine is alive, which it doesn't as it is now. Hmmm...
I like that idea. The Q2 code also solves some messy problems like restarting the sound system in mid-game. Ideally sounds should be treated the same way as textures for a very large part - a lot of the same concepts apply.
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No. I think thats an SDL/XOrg issue (see webpage). I've added that to our readme. Xorg even seems to stomp a custom gamma setting..
bluntz@bluntz-desktop:~/quake$ [1] 3103 -> Red 1.000, Green 1.000, Blue 1.000 Command line: Found SDL version 1.2.14 Quake 1.09 (c) id Software GLQuake 1.00 (c) id Software FitzQuake 0.85 (c) John Fitzgibbons FitzQuake SDL port (c) SleepwalkR, Baker QuakeSpasm 0.85.7 (c) Ozkan Sezer, Stevenaaus Host_Init Playing registered version. Console initialized. UDP Initialized Exe: 16:40:36 Mar 13 2012 64.0 megabyte heap <- Red 5.000, Green 5.000, Blue 5.000 bluntz@bluntz-desktop:~/quake$ Video mode 1280x960x32 initialized FOUND: ARB_multitexture FOUND: ARB_texture_env_combine FOUND: ARB_texture_env_add Warning: vertical sync not supported (swap interval is -1.) Make sure you don't have vertical sync disabled in your driver settings. FOUND: EXT_texture_filter_anisotropic Sound Initialization SDL audio spec : 11025 Hz, 128 samples, 2 channels SDL audio driver: pulse, 8192 bytes buffer Audio: 16 bit, stereo, 11025 Hz SDL detected 1 CD-ROM drive CDAudio initialized (SDL, using /dev/cdrom) CDAudio_Init: No CD in drive ========= Quake Initialized ========= If anyone else is able to correct the brightness on linux would you please give an example command line that works for you? Nothing posted has worked for me and I really do not want to try changing out the SDL lib systemwide. I just installed QuakeSpasm today, on my Mac mini 2010 (OS X 10.6.8), and tested it for a few hours. It's working very well, but I have a few comments about it and suggestions to improve the engine :
1. Currently, there is no FSAA (antialiasing) option. The GLQuake app (from Fruitz Of Dojo) has it and it's a great feature. Why not QuakeSpasm too ? 2. We can't put QuakeSpasm to the background, using command-H, like what we can do with GLQuake (FoD version) or Quake 3. This is highly desirable. Currently, we have to quit the app just to read our emails or to come here. 3. I noticed a frequent video glitch in QuakeSpasm, like a screen redraw jerkiness. I suspect this is because of the absence of any vertical synchro option. This is highly desirable too, since it's a bit painfull on the eyes. And by the way : thanks a LOT to support that venerable good'old game. I believe that even by today's standards, Quake1 and Quake3 are still the best games around, even after all these years ! 2. We can't put QuakeSpasm to the background, using command-H, like what we can do with GLQuake (FoD version) or Quake 3. This is highly desirable. Currently, we have to quit the app just to read our emails or to come here.
even on windows tabbing out of the engine produces generally bad behaviour from not having mouse control to the engine just crashing. it's something that i think would be nice to have, if you get the chance. even on windows tabbing out of the engine produces generally bad behaviour from not having mouse control to the engine just crashing
Hmmm. That was not a known issue to me. Barnak's suggetsions sound reasonable, and Ericw has sent a quick AA Patch but it has bugs. Oz is pretty cluey with AA, so maybe it'll appear soon.
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