The_Goldfish deserves credit for his kickass Fluffwinians, and almost making Chris write Darwinia 2. Neothermic, for bringing the community together to help one of our friends. I don't know, but I felt that this should be brought up: Radiant Caligula, for his insanity that made me nearly die of laug...

I see. Can we get that fixed, maybe, or no? There's a workaround, extrapolated from the similar steam-vs-retail issue: - host the game on the Mac - start MW twice at once on Windows - one of the two Windows MW's will be able to connect to the Mac game The second, useless MW instance can be closed t...

What we need for that shoe is a foot.

YAY!

Pew pew Lazer beemz.

I see. Can we get that fixed, maybe, or no?

Odd. I'm using 1.3.0 for both. The game says that is the version used on the incompatible server, and it is incompatible. I'll try one more time. EDIT: It still doesn't work. Both computers are on a LAN. Is that an issue? http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s290/joeshmo5000/Somethingbad.jpg I'll post...

MikeBl wrote:

skull13 wrote:Apparently Ambrosia SW is aware of this issue.

Hmm, I don't think so. Or at least no one's told me about it. Are you running version 1.3.0? Are the games actually marked as incompatible, or does Multiwinia try to connect to them and fail?

They appear as incompatible.

I can't connect to any mac game, and vice versa.

Apparently Ambrosia SW is aware of this issue. An oversight on their part, it seems. Or IV's. I don't know. Whatever. It doesn't work.

I don't get it. I'm either blind, or something is off. The point is that I can't find the mac release. Where is it?

That.
Is.
The.
Most.
Awesome.
Thing.
EVAR!

jelco wrote:Anyway, it looks awesome. All I can think of is how amazing it would be to fight Multiwinia battles on your desk.
Jelco

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MEGAHEADBOOM!

And look at that! There are people!

The number 4,294,967,296 wouldn't happen to be the limit for 32 bit numbers, would it? Also, its the number of unique IP's on the internet.

So Xiotex takes place on the internet.

EDIT: Ah, the 32 bit thing was already caught.
Darn.

Unless of course you're suggesting he's been spending his time playing L4D instead of working (more) on Subversion :wink: PS: I think the IV folk are allowing Chris too much time out of the basement. I have said it once, and I shall say it again: Air/light holes, essential nutrients through an IV, ...

That wasn't quite what I asked, but, its okay.

(I wanted to know if it was current enough to use without a major rewrite, however I realize that that answer would take a lot of analysis of the code.)

I don't know much about coding (My best efforts have led me to GML) so I am curious: How usable is that code?

/me sits here expecting the mother of all technical answers, as the inner nerd inside of me smiles in anticipation.