Revision 96

 

• ntauthority likes to make comments on the forum, and then expects us to magically see it - he should inform people via irc too

 

Changes:

 

• (modified) clientdll/steam_api/PatchMW2Voting.cpp

 

Committed by pigophone on 2012-05-25 - 13:36:24

Changed the votekick? Too much abusers anyway.

Changed the votekick? Too much abusers anyway.

 

He did just add a space in front and after the wh.

Just pigo not being informed about NTA's plans.

Seems that this revision don't work

Use the updater.

 

If u compiled it yourself just change the two "1" in the buildnumber.h to the corresponding revision number.

And compile it again.

Is this, and 95, just server side? I ran the client updater and nothing downloaded. In-game is says 94...

 

*edit* Servers didn't update with the updater either. Still at 94.

Is this, and 95, just server side? I ran the client updater and nothing downloaded. In-game is says 94...

 

*edit* Servers didn't update with the updater either. Still at 94.

 

I assume the updaters only update the newest stable version.

Is this, and 95, just server side? I ran the client updater and nothing downloaded. In-game is says 94...

 

*edit* Servers didn't update with the updater either. Still at 94.

 

I assume the updaters only update the newest stable version.

 

Sooo.. 95 and 96 aren't stable?

the updaters are manual, like the old aiw one

the updaters are manual, like the old aiw one

 

That makes no sense. Isn't the client updater an "Autoupdater", implying it will automatically download the latest files when you run it?

the updaters are manual, like the old aiw one

 

That makes no sense. Isn't the client updater an "Autoupdater", implying it will automatically download the latest files when you run it?

an updater doesn't have to download the latest files

an updater doesn't have to download the latest files

 

So the client updater doesn't update the client to the latest version? I thought the purpose of it was to make it easy for you to run the latest version.

no, the purpose of it is to have clients running the same version so there are no inconsistencies.

no, the purpose of it is to have clients running the same version so there are no inconsistencies.

Such as that F*CKING no ammo bug.

no, the purpose of it is to have clients running the same version so there are no inconsistencies.

 

That answer makes no sense.

 

When I run the updater, it doesn't look for the latest version of IW4M and download it?

The updater downloads the latest STABLE version if I remember right...

no, the purpose of it is to have clients running the same version so there are no inconsistencies.

 

That answer makes no sense.

 

When I run the updater, it doesn't look for the latest version of IW4M and download it?

 

The purpose of the patcher is to download the best possible version to use at that time, the updater allows people to download the same files so it creates less problems by making sure everyone is using the same version. Thus eliminating the grief of solving incompatibility in relation to the server and client, so no more topics like "Oh noes no ammo flashing on my screen."

Well then as I said...

 

I assume the updaters only update the newest stable version.

 

Sooo.. 95 and 96 aren't stable?

Well then as I said...

 

I assume the updaters only update the newest stable version.

 

Sooo.. 95 and 96 aren't stable?

 

When it comes down to it yeah, based off this information 95,96 isn't the to be using right now so you could call it unstable.

no, the purpose of it is to have clients running the same version so there are no inconsistencies.

 

That answer makes no sense.

 

When I run the updater, it doesn't look for the latest version of IW4M and download it?

My answer is correct, as that's what an updater does.

 

It updates you to the latest version that the updater has.

Which means all clients are consistent.

 

r96/r95 are stable.

the updaters are manual, like the old aiw one

 

That makes no sense. Isn't the client updater an "Autoupdater", implying it will automatically download the latest files when you run it?

an updater doesn't have to download the latest files

 

 

Definiton of updater

To bring something up to date: update a textbook; update the files.

 

1. The act or an instance of bringing something up to date.

 

Which would mean to the latest files. Also, when the news says they will keep you "updated" that mean with the latest information.

Ok, I get it now.

The purpose of the updater is to update everyone to ONE version, so they can all be compatible with each other, and have no glitches (No Ammo Bug eg).

 

If you want the latest files, download the SVN and compile them. It isn't that hard, and if you want to, you can scour the internet for VS2010 cracks. I'm not gonna post them here.

 

@SynthAxis Yes, they seriously need to implement proper anti-cheat, then remove votekick from the whole engine. I was happy when it came in, but now, there are so many complaints. Remove it.

My answer is correct, as that's what an updater does.

 

It updates you to the latest version that the updater has.

Which means all clients are consistent.

 

r96/r95 are stable.

 

Then why doesn't the updater update to r96?

If u compiled it yourself just change the two "1" in the buildnumber.h to the corresponding revision number.

And compile it again.

Done but don't work, I have changed the two 1 to 96 but same error.

 

Use the updater.

That what i call the last hope , anyway it fixed the error.

Cannot join any server with r96,

 

Fatal error (0xc0000005) at 0x00000000.
A minidump has been written to iw4m-3.0-96-20120526214701.dmp.

 

DMP file:

[attachment=0]iw4m-3.0-96-20120526214701.dmp[/attachment]

 

Both internal and legacy servers... After map loading... Ambient sound is coming but game freezes in black screen, console stays with error.

You guys running r96, I assume you are compiling it yourselves?