About a XAseco for ShootMania

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Re: About a XAseco for ShootMania

Postby insomnia-yamyam » 16 Jul 2012, 22:02

Very sad to read that there will be non official Xaseco for SM! :(
Even if i have seen a lot of server yet which are running Xaseco 0.3.0 for SM.
Seem to be a user moded version, which now there will be plenty of after Xymph told us he wont do an official one.

Xaseco need hardly for SM! :thumbsup:

I personally do not like FOX and of course not ManiaLive pure or any other tool.
There is only one, which is called XASECO :thumbsup:

So i will be "forced" to use a user-based moded Xaseco2 Version for SM ... and maybe also for QM.

But thanks anyway Xymph! ... But its still very sad :|
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Re: About a XAseco for ShootMania

Postby Xymph » 16 Jul 2012, 22:28

ManiacTwister wrote:But wouldn't it be better if you and the one who are working on the SMAseco port using a svn-system (maybe git or so) to keep everything updated. I think there should be no problem if SMAseco and XAseco2 keep one tool, shouldn't it?

My having no cycles for XAseco[2] on SM extends to having no cycles for changing the way I develop/release versions, or even setting up svn/github. These are real life constraints.

And I expect there to be quite a few differences even in the core and basic plugins (like the local database) between XAseco2 versions for TM2C and SM, because [X]Aseco's architecture dates back to Flo's original work in 2006. I've had plenty of complaints about it over the years, but choose to stick to it because so many plugins already existed for Aseco/Rasp when I took over development, plus at that time I lacked the skills and experience to rewrite the system to a modern, modular, real object-oriented structure anyway. I'm not even sure I could do it nowadays, but then I'm not going to try either. :)

Flo and others' work in ManiaLive demonstrates how this should be done with a modern architecture, and is one of the technical reasons I don't even want to try combining ShootMania support with TM2C in XAseco2, let alone QuestMania further down the road. Deriving XAseco2 from XAseco was a ton of work already, last Summer.

So someone else can carry the torch regarding a XAseco variant for SM, if they choose, but if it doesn't happen I won't be disappointed either. It might actually be the right thing in the long run.

I totally understand people wishing to stick to something they're familiar with, something that seems simpler and more accessible. And perhaps it demonstrates my approach to create as much documentation as I could, and support XAseco1 & 2 via a few thousand posts on tm-forum.com, helped to get them as widely adopted as they are. But then this lesson may also motivate the ManiaLive/MLEPP and FoxControl developers (and others still in development) to try even harder at making adoption of their respective controllers just as easy.
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Re: About a XAseco for ShootMania

Postby kremsy » 18 Jul 2012, 08:26

First I have to thanks to Xymph and even Flo for developing this great Plugin over all the years!!

In my opinion Xaseco[2] is and was the best Controller ever! I used Aseco since the beginning (2006?) and i like it's structure. Now I have a sort of modified Xaseco for SM running on my servers, but it's mostly the TM2 Xaseco with some small changes and some Bugs.

I have 2 questions:
When are the callbacks are working of SM? And to which name have they changed?

Another is about Foxcontrol. Is there already any widget Stuff on SM?
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Re: About a XAseco for ShootMania

Postby Xymph » 18 Jul 2012, 10:37

kremsy wrote:First I have to thanks to Xymph and even Flo for developing this great Plugin over all the years!!

Thanks. But it's called a server controller, and it includes support for plugins. ;)

kremsy wrote:I have 2 questions:
When are the callbacks are working of SM? And to which name have they changed?

Please stop asking the same question over and over that's already been answered.

kremsy wrote:Another is about Foxcontrol. Is there already any widget Stuff on SM?

That doesn't belong in this thread. Use the FoxControl forum for FoxControl topics.
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Re: About a XAseco for ShootMania

Postby kremsy » 18 Jul 2012, 10:58

The question is answered now, thank you Xymph. And sorry that i said Plugin instead of Servercontroller ;).

Xaseco is the best tool ever ;).
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Re: About a XAseco for ShootMania

Postby kremsy » 19 Jul 2012, 15:33

Lukas, Developer of MPAseco more information: http://MPAseco.org

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