Good vs. Evil

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LordPINE

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89. Twitch is horrible, even if you're a pack dev. I wanted to export my pack, and it complained about some mod versions not being available, while they were. So I ignored the error, and tried to upload it anyway. Well, it got rejected, "because the mods you added in the zip should instead have been specified in the manifest file that the twitch app makes". They weren't in the manifest properly, because of the twitch app.
 

GamerwithnoGame

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89. We have some of the coldest weather we’ve had in this area for a while, and our boiler has decided to stop working. No hot water, no heating. :(
 

GamerwithnoGame

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89. Well, nothing compared to like Canada - but for where I live it was blooming cold. It was -7 deg C this morning and it got up to about -3.
 

duckfan77

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90 So it actually is fairly chilly. It's irritatingly warm here, just above 0C. The snow is melting, and making lots of puddles to accidentally step in.
 

lenscas

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91 working a bit more on my rp tracker project.
Or more precise, on the websocket server so I can have notifications/alerts in the client.
Things aren't going smoothly sadly enough though.
 

lenscas

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93 so..it appears I already have a working function to send messages to clients that are connected to the websocket server that I can use outside the part that deals with websocket connections.
Considering that this was the part that I feared would take the longest, I'd say that that was pretty lucky.

(In before this function doesn't actually work)
 

lenscas

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96 so.... remember when I said that I already had a function that I could use outside of the websocket bit to send messages to each client the websocket server deals with?
Turns out that when I wrote that function I was expecting the userId list to come straight out the database and thus the list containing objects instead of containing the userId's directly.
When I used that function this time the list did however contain the userId's directly.

Took me longer then I wish to figure out why it wasn't working >_>

Or, for those that can't program. I wrote down how to deal with a box containing more boxes containing the thing I need. I then tried to use these instructions to deal with a similar box and contents except here each thing wasn't wrapped in their own box. This resulted to my instructions failing in a non obvious way.