An application that will make you get the CloD beta first!

[AndyJWest]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Doc

Okay so when can we expect a patch?

I think we need an application to do regular checks for Mazex's patch being posted...

I'd write one, but I think it would probably need beta-testing first. Any volunteers?

[mazex]

Originally Posted by AndyJWest

I think we need an application to do regular checks for Mazex's patch being posted...

I'd write one, but I think it would probably need beta-testing first. Any volunteers?

lol

edit: And by the way i sneaked a patch out yesterday after the discussion of the FormClosing event so it's 1.0.4 that is the current version (see first post)

[AndyJWest]

I've decided that another project needs more work first. I'm going to write an application that randomly disconnects me from Rise of Flight multiplayer servers every few hours. It won't help me stay connected, it won't help me find out what else is doing it, but at least I'll have the satisfaction of knowing what might be causing it some of the time...

Yup. CloD isn't alone in having problems. There I was in a D.F.W., feeling smug as I'd just dropped a sample of the Kaiser's best bombs on the enemy from the astonishing height of 2,500m (RoF bombers tend to be somewhat realistic in the rate-of-climb department, in that they don't seem to have one), and heading back over the mud below. Glanced back to see what the AI gunner was doing (a crack shot, but stupid - some things never change), and he disappeared before my eyes. Along with the gun, and everything else, except a hole where his cockpit had been. And no, it wasn't some bounder in a Camel or a Spad, just a bug - that promptly lead to a message that I'd been disconnected. Yup. A statement of the obvious, with no clue whatsoever as to why. Actually, that gives me an idea. I'll write an error-message interceptor, that replaces useless generalisations ("parameter error") with ultra-specific randomly-generated ones ("Negative dividend in procedure wingFoldGammaCorrectionParseURL - preemptive stack-underflow"). Again, no use for actually fixing anything, but at least it gives the illusion that it is fixable...