You’re welcome boss 😄

Alex. wrote:
I tried to send you one. Did you receive it?

I … got it. OK, I truly have no idea what’s going on now 😕

So, maybe everything is normal at first place. I mis-judged the website application, Sorry.

Thank you for your help!

You are totally right. And problem fixed, I’m happy now 😄

Thank you!

JONG wrote:
I have a question to you, do you use the Adoxa’s dlls files? I was download his some new dlls files, but my anti-virus sofeware always warning me has some virus, I think that’s impossible, may I can get some advice from you?

@J.R. Pointed out the whole problem. So that’s all about AVs, I believe this condition is termed as TOO-SENSITIVE (short for TOO dumb To DEtErmINe The SItUation).

Infact, I believe Adoxa uses a lot of __asm and hooks to make he’s plugin work with Freelancer.exe, it causes some ‘specific’ actions make those plugin ‘behave’ like a virus.

You may try to report false positive to those AV to ask them remove the plugin program form their characteristic library.

Like this one: http://analysis.avira.com/samples/details.php?uniqueid=QhMxUPkkdjJRMxJKRkQH9GZfL8hx9fEF&incidentid=937646

I know Avira has it, other AV should have it too.

Yeah, if you use a unique_ptr the memory will be released and the destructors called as soon as the pointer gets out of scope. This will be the case even if there’s an exception somewhere, whereas an explicit delete call might be skipped due to an exception.

@corpse @adoxa

Yeah. You guyes got the point. I completely forgot the VignetteParams.ini.

This problem is fixed when I added The Order.

Thank you, guys!

Ah yes! Thanks robocop, I missed that important bit of information. The server & client must agree on the order of objects, as the server sometimes only transmits the index (16 bits instead of 32; this is the reason for [c]LargeID.dat[/c] used by Packets).

Updated and packed that plugin.

though, I surely know no one’s play a 1.0 mod any more.

FriendlyFire wrote:
Yeah, if that ordering doesn’t work for you, it’s a design problem with your plugin, not with Hook. That loading/unloading order is the only logical one.

OK, i solved that problem.

I realize It’s wrong to resorting boot / shutdown sequence. All i need it to know the function is not exist any more.

So i made a function to let sub plugin creator to tell the board plugin about it.

However the mechanism to make it work needs to lock the specific function call for thread safe. Which make the efficiency across all threads become low.

But for FLServer + non-real time APIs, that’s far beyond enough.

FriendlyFire wrote:
You’re taking the files from the bin folder, but building using VS2012. VS2012 projects build in bin-vc12.

Make sure you’re compiling consistently. If you use VS2012/2013, the build files will all be in bin-vc12, including the FLHook.lib file. If you link against the .lib in bin, the plugins will not run. Likewise, the right plugins to use are also in bin-vc12.

Err…

First sorry for delay of reply. I have to sleep after I posted the topic (0:30, and about 9 in your local time).

OK, i got your point FriendlyFire. So, i follow the clue and discover my vc120 build can actually working on my Windows 7.

About the Lib. So i noticed the work did by compile scripts, it automatically replace the FLHook.lib. You guy make it very convenience.

Thank you!

The manual is written to be an LSF handbook that Tobias has acquired and annotated for Trent. It’s a good read.

starworld wrote:
Use Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package (x86) :
http://www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=29

Finally TSP’s back.

I refreshed many time during these days to post a thanks.

Yes, the 2008 Redistributable Package is work. The server is up and everybody is happy about it.

Thank you starworld.

See chaps, some old things are still better than some new things 😉

@Timmy51m: Thank you!

… I can even found the city i live there…But it’s actually cheap than real price because of lack of data.

But i think it will more accurate in other countries.

It made me cry. Star Trek and BSG are so sentimental when a music starts to play and also when the scene is awesome.

The video is pure epicnezz. 😄

I wish the Battlestar Galactica TNS version & Colonial Viper ver. TNS is there to help and not like the old battlestar that explodes. I am so happy when the Star Trek spaceships went to the rescue. hehe… 😉

Avid user of FLS, it’s what I do all of my producing on!
Here’s a collection of tracks I’ve done inspired by Freelancer and other general space themes.:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqgkiMhwrLeEQK6pfCdGOHwwExEALntkI

EDIT: The latter two tracks are more what you’re probably expecting out of that link, Sendei and Senseki Station are both very experimental. 😛

NeXoSE wrote:
I remember somebody talked this topic before but i cannot found it.

Is anybody tried this on a public VPS server provider?

I can get a cheap VPS server from one of my vHost provider. the server has:

Xen PV
2 x CPU Cores (shared)
Memory: 512MB
Swap: 128MB
HDD: 15GB (7.2K SAS HW RAID 10)
2IPv4, 2IPv6
Free Basic DDOS Protection
Monthly Transfer: 250GB
Gigabit Public Network
Gigabit Internal Private Network

server located in Portland USA.

Provider says the server mainly (and likely Only) for Web server, when i ask them i will use this to run a game server on my VPS, they laugh and say i will be suspend if i use too many resource.

So i here to ask this question…. the server maybe just 5-10 people online in same time and running FLHook only. (in this case, let’s us the 1.0 server for a standard).

I have a cheap VPS with configuration similar to yours.
I got that for cheap price from XnYnZ.com .They are providing excellent service and support.They provide a service called Bandwidth Overage Protection .So that when my allotted bandwidth is exceeded I can buy extra bandwidth to use.You can also try their hosting service.