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Quote from: Levak on January 31, 2013, 02:26:05 pm

"Outdated server!"
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Edit : I'm 1.4.7

Yup, i saw it on the console hehe Me and my brother are going to update to 1.4.7 right now Just wait a few minutes and it will be ready...

Oh, that's fast, thanks for the availability

If you really want to make animations, then first try to make a realisitic cyclic walk/run (this means to make a walk animation)
Then try to make it different actions, like climbing, fighting, etc ...

I don't think you aim to have a project at this level, you first try to understand that the tool you have in your hand can hurt.

Have any ideas on what else I should make?

Realistic renders in cycles like I did



How to rip off a topic in 10 seconds

Ajax tends to be supported terribly in browsers in general. For example, in Opera, Facebook used to take 100% of the CPU during about 10 seconds every page load/comment expanding when they did their 2008-09 redesign, and other browser freezes occured in Firefox elsewhere as well, such as Youtube. Not to mention he says he uses an old computer, which makes things even worse. This is why some people advise web designers to keep AJAX use to a minimum, so that we don't need a quad core computer to use the site.

Whenever I visit TI-Planet, I try to disable smart navigation unless I only check news, because it's actually slower than standard page loading for me (I have a 30mbps connection and a first gen Intel Core i7 computer with 8 GB of RAM).

I totally understand the overload that this engine can create, this is also the reason of this button.
What I don't understand is why he is saying that the bug he has (different from an overload, let it be clear) wasn't due to his browser.
Why then during at least one year haven't we never noticed that bug then ?
I don't even understand what his bug is, to be honnest, since the smart nav does not parse the links with a target property, and here, the download links have this property.

Anyway, it doesn’t work on internet explorer or Google chrome, because I have both

Eh ? I use Google Chrome every single second on TI-Planet and never noticed that.
Is it an up to date Chrome ? (That would surprise me because it updates automatically)

TI-Planet navigation engine has been tested on Firefox, Opera and Chrome. IE is still not a standard for me.
On the other hand, I checked on IE 9 and it worked fine.

I do not blame you for using IE6. IE6 blames you for using it by showing non standard page displays.

Also, can you link me a page that does what you're encouring on IE6 ? (even if it's all page, I just want one :p)

There is a problem with smart navigation/navigation intélligente in some browsers, though: If you close your browser, it doesn't remember your setting, so you have to click "Désactiver la navigation intelligente" everytime you visit TI-Planet.

This is only a cookie related feature, if you're not logged in.
If the browser clears the cookies for some reason, there is no other place to store this information if you're not logged in.

There is no trace of FlashFX nor Datalight in the boot1. Indeed, yesterday I picked up the wrong file (boot1) and searched for what Lionel was saying about the fact the boot2 loads the OS from the FS. I turned in round during 10 minutes until I noticed the title of my window...
In case the boot1 actually uses FlashFX, TI has removed all the constant strings, but why did they let all the asserts in the boot2 then ?

So as Lionel said, I don't think the boot2 is actually written in the FS part.

Also, boot2 is "simple" to rev-eng compared to the OS (as said someone previously). Futhermore, as I said, TI has let a bunch of assertions keeping the name of the files.
Since we have the source now, one can simply look at the source code and the disassembly and tell which function to call.