Miss wrote: ↑

20 May 2018, 12:16

Certificate for the files domain expired this morning:

Conveniently in a long weekend.

yesterday I was very boored. So I thought of what I could do. Instead of doing usefull things I took the next map.gbx file I could find and played arround withit . Next to the hieroglyphs in the code of an map.gbx I found some normal letters defining the author times, the environment and the size o...

dreadofmondays wrote: ↑

16 May 2018, 13:18

3. the hosting website is long gone so it is now impossible to download any version of the tool.

Try searching https://archive.org/web/ and https://archive.is/ for the original URLs, some stuff might be archived.

trew wrote: ↑

05 May 2018, 00:05

Original post: viewtopic.php?f=538&t=43989

Links work better if you include them in their entirety: viewtopic.php?f=538&t=43989

nighthawk4571 wrote: ↑

30 Apr 2018, 21:18

You might find this helpful: viewtopic.php?f=264&t=43645

Cheers

It works better without url tags.

Here is a server that should fix the randomly hidden score table: http://files.v04.maniaplanet.com/server/ManiaplanetServer_2018-03-29.zip Since the 2018-03-27 release this only changed the executable files: ./ManiaPlanetServer ./ManiaPlanetServer.exe I belatedly :oops: noticed that five Nadeo titl...

hackie wrote: ↑

04 Apr 2018, 17:07

uaseco has a lot of commands who were also in xaseco : http://docs.xaseco.org/commands.php

That would be http://docs.xaseco.org/commands2.php for XAseco2, instead.

hackie wrote: ↑

02 Apr 2018, 16:00

But didn't you have some talkshows about that with Hylis ?

viewtopic.php?p=296350#p296350

xbx wrote: ↑

29 Mar 2018, 21:07

Here is a server that should fix the randomly hidden score table:
http://files.v04.maniaplanet.com/server ... -03-29.zip

Since the 2018-03-27 release this only changed the executable files:

./ManiaPlanetServer
./ManiaPlanetServer.exe

xbx wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2018, 17:16

Xymph wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2018, 17:11

And while 150+ files under ./GameData/Scripts/ appeared to be changed, it turns out most of those concern line-ending changes only (Unix -> DOS).

oops.
Well I may revert this change in the next update. I'm not too fond of '\n\r'...

Me neither so please do.