I have no objections to CrazyTree if it goes through the proper bot-request procedures.

Added.

The other, often unexpected, thing about hacked accounts is that they will often repeatedly trigger our "this account looks suspicious" checks, even long after the account is recovered.

Sigh. You *can't* just start running a bot on the main server, even if some of the developers think it's a cool idea. *All* bots, even "harmless" ones, require formal agreement from the TMWC as a whole. Although this version seems more likely to comply with the TMWC's requirements, proper ...

vetoed ...........interesting concept, i was under the impression we were a community, who had veto power? As technical lead, I have limited veto power for cases that I recognize as a security or reliability flaw. One of wushin's proposals met those criteria (it would have led to a fairly easily ex...

Seriously don't run tmwa as root.

One caveat about logs is that if for some reason tmwa can't open the log, it will not output anything. Usually this is a problem if the log dir doesn't exist.

Yes, this is known. I have only *verified* that it happens if the both sides of the warp are on the same map. Since mob AI code is officially "scary", the best solution is just a workaround: put every contiguous area of a map on its own map. But I also have ideas about manual preprocessing...

dammit wushin

Beholder is copyrighted, we can't use anything derived from it.

To answer the second question (my previous post answers the first), there is a hard limit of 96 persistent variables and we currently use about 70 of them.

IMO the user of db/const.txt or other constants makes bitshifts a *lot* harder to understand. So here's one with just constants. Basically, stop thinking of integers as integers. Instead, and integer is a structure that contains 32 boolean fields, each of which can be set (to 0 or 1) independently. ...

It's a general rule. People do not have a very good idea in their head of how suddenly exponentiation gets big.

Kestrel wrote:*starts digging the source code*

対象のHPを返す(汎用)
戻りは整数で0以上

Dude, I'm just gonna go write a roguelike or something.

Be glad you can't read the comments, half the time they're wrong, and the other half of the time they just say "hp (english) means hp (japanese)".

Kazenawa wrote:Offtopic, just to know, which kind of functions does the server support ? Exponentials, logarithms, trigonometrics ?

As a rule, we don't do floaty things.

But it is a really bad idea to use anything other than linear or quadratic for balance purposes.

Most likely we need to nerf the magic bonuses at high level in order to improve the low level ones enough.