diglet wrote: Thu Jun 15, 2023 5:25 am
Sure, go ahead.

I think it's easier to integrate with the api, but if you want to copy the code that's fine.

Cool thanks! I'll try and use the API if I can to make it neater.

This looks really cool! Is it okay if I borrow some of your code to use in my e-stim game? I've been looking at real-time generation of e-stim signals and have made some progress but this looks like a more flexible and complete solution to what I've got so far.

Thanks!

Have had a run through tonight, mostly loving it but a few sessions seem way unbalanced (for me at least, DIY).

Mystame tease: Left (A) channel is way too high.
CandyKiss tease: Overall way too high
CandyKiss train: too hot and spicy!
Zexa tease: again way too much overall!
Rosette pain: Not ...

I think calling it an easter egg is a bit of an understatement, if you've already played it I'd definitely recommend taking a look around and think about the questions they ask you when you check in.

After some searching, I thought replicating the one-time initialization code in this might be the fix for the "Xlib not initialized for threads." error. It does seem to deal with the same thing.

... But if I do that, GuideMe crashes on startup, so something is obviously wrong.

Maybe using a ...

It's great to see development progressing again! I've finally gotten back to my e-stim tease, refactored my spaghetti code into something more maintainable.

Anyway as I previously mentioned, forms seem to be broken (on Linux at least, haven't tried the latest couple of builds on Windows). I get a ...

Ah right. Such is the nature of cross platform development!

I've also noticed some issues with forms not working, but it's not terribly urgent (I would image the number of users on Linux to be pretty small!)

Thanks for your help on this. Unfortunately 0.4.5.1 still opens a separate window for video playback :weep:

Console prints the following:

[00007fa6000624e0] xcb_window window error: bad X11 window 0x9e877c80
../include/vlc_xlib.h:46:vlc_xlib_init: Xlib not initialized for threads.
This process is ...

I just put a quick test together, and it seems to open a new VLC window in which to play the video. So not completely broken but not ideal either!

I'm using GTK3 version 3.24
Browsing through the issues I also found this one . I dismissed it at first because I'm not using Wayland, but the second error message looks a lot like mine. I used the fix (added -D VLCJ_INITX=no to start.sh). I have no idea what the fix does, but at least GuideMe is ...

No problems here, Chromium on Linux.

Didn't really notice any difference in loading time between any of them. The last one (480p 10fps q:6) definitely looks the best.

Hey, so I found an issue with saving/restoring the tease state which used to work. I have an array of objects, and those objects have arrays along with some other values. When reloading the tease it seems the arrays within the objects are not restored, leading to a javascript error like ...

Hey, so I found an issue with saving/restoring the tease state which used to work. I have an array of objects, and those objects have arrays along with some other values. When reloading the tease it seems the arrays within the objects are not restored, leading to a javascript error like ...

Seems reasonable, this is a really minor change and will be available in the next release as well. It's also complete, and just needs some testing. The only change is a check to see if the target is set, so buttons without a target will no longer navigate to a non-existent page. Other than that ...

Oh one other thing! Is the second audio player available to javascript? I tried overRide.setAudio2() but that didn't seem to work.

Thanks again!