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Title: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: JHGuitarFreak on August 04, 2005, 02:22:20 pm well i've restarted my modding and have re-created the time mod with the updated cvs snapshots, plus added ship spin support with intro video patch ;)
i'll be uploading a release and a debug version to yousendit.com so some people can take a crack at testing it. i'll post the links when i have them uploaded which should take like 5 minutes to 10 hope you have fun Title: Time Mod Pt. II Post by: JHGuitarFreak on August 04, 2005, 02:42:13 pm well here they are!
UQM Release (http://s50.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1CC41MIRMMCEM3E5RMEP0C6ENK) UQM Debug (http://s50.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0D10OG9906VQQ2XWSMDDU4Z6HW) These are just the time mods and ship spin patch only. No ships were modified in the making of this patch maybe i should tell ya that these are for the Win32 UQM only ;) Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: Captain_Smith on August 04, 2005, 03:08:14 pm In case you have problems with this (since I see he still didn't cough up the runtime after being gived the clue), look around the net for: MSVCR71.DLL 340K 1/12/2004
At least that's what I downloaded when I tried his last widget out. If you have problems, get that file and put it in the same directory as UQM.EXE Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: JHGuitarFreak on August 04, 2005, 03:25:29 pm In case you have problems with this (since I see he still didn't cough up the runtime after being gived the clue), look around the net for: MSVCR71.DLL 340K 1/12/2004 At least that's what I downloaded when I tried his last widget out. If you have problems, get that file and put it in the same directory as UQM.EXE wtf.... oh yeah i forgot about that... oops :D i uploaded the runtime to yousendit.com just in case you have that problem he had ;) CLICK HERE (http://s14.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=22E98HJOMZARJ2P65AFI1FJ44K) same runtime i use with Visual Studio .NET Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: Sander Scamper on August 04, 2005, 05:43:44 pm So what does this do, Exactly?
Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: Novus on August 04, 2005, 06:08:23 pm So what does this do, Exactly? What does what do, the Visual C++ runtime or Kohr-Ah Death's updated UQM executable?The files marked "UQM Debug" and "UQM Release" are replacement executables with a modified UQM with slower time and support for 3DO ship spin videos. The file marked "CLICK HERE" is the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library that you need to run the modified versions that Kohr-Ah Death has compiled with Visual C++ instead of MinGW the way any GNU-loving developer (including, I presume, UQM coredev) would. Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: Sander Scamper on August 04, 2005, 10:06:27 pm Oh, thankyou for that succint reply =)
Sweet, Kohr-Ah. Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: JHGuitarFreak on August 05, 2005, 03:01:29 am So what does this do, Exactly? What does what do, the Visual C++ runtime or Kohr-Ah Death's updated UQM executable?The files marked "UQM Debug" and "UQM Release" are replacement executables with a modified UQM with slower time and support for 3DO ship spin videos. The file marked "CLICK HERE" is the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime library that you need to run the modified versions that Kohr-Ah Death has compiled with Visual C++ instead of MinGW the way any GNU-loving developer (including, I presume, UQM coredev) would. thank you for taking that one ;D i would use mingw but i just cant get it to work on my terms, i do everything the 'INSTALL.mingw'" asks, input the correct commands and it never works. i tried it at least 5 times Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: meep-eep on August 05, 2005, 05:07:52 am FWIW, the release binary was compiled on MS Dev Studio 6.
I'm not familiar with the details for Windows myself, but I suspect the equivalent of MSVCR71.DLL was linked statically in our case. Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: Captain_Smith on August 06, 2005, 01:36:20 am Actually if I recall my history correctly, Microsoft didn't start in with runtimes for Visual C++ until version 7.0 (corresponding probably with .NET assemblies). So compiling it with MS Dev Studio 6 probably wasn't a concern.
Of course, if Kohr-Ah Death wanted to, he could probably convert said DLL to a LIB file and then link that file in when he runs the link step for his compilation. Title: Re: Somewhat Back In The Biz Post by: JHGuitarFreak on August 06, 2005, 06:08:25 am Actually if I recall my history correctly, Microsoft didn't start in with runtimes for Visual C++ until version 7.0 (corresponding probably with .NET assemblies). So compiling it with MS Dev Studio 6 probably wasn't a concern. Of course, if Kohr-Ah Death wanted to, he could probably convert said DLL to a LIB file and then link that file in when he runs the link step for his compilation. if i knew how :P |