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Edwin
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by Edwin »
I'm sorry it took so long but VP version 0.3.22 is now available, you can get it from the
download page.
Changes in version 0.3.22:
- Terrain (incomplete, hard to use without keyboard controls and holes in the terrain can't be selected)
- Store data for multiple objects in one vertex buffer when using OpenGL (opengl_shared_buffers=0 to disable in configuration file)
- IPv6 connection support
- Support for connecting to world servers at different TCP ports
- Changed cache directory layout
- Windows: File downloader no longer stores 404 and other error pages as succesful downloads in the cache
- Windows/Linux: Changed layout on the graphics tab in the settings dialog
- Windows/Linux: Highlight messages with certain words(settings on the chat tab of the settings dialog)
- Windows/Linux: Clickable links in chat
- Windows/Linux: Frame rate limiting enable/disable setting
- Windows/Linux: Settings option in the menu of the main window
- Windows/Linux: Teleport window size improved for some window themes
- Mac OS X: Animate tab bar opening, closing and switching tabs
- Mac OS X: Fix corrupted display while resizing window
- Fix black surface on MD2 models when using the Direct3D 11 renderer
- Fix incorrect coordinate system conversion of MD2 models
- Fix incorrect use of lock flags for vertex buffers in some cases
- Fix random bounding box when selecting an object that does not have a bounding box
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Tim
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by Tim »
Small question regarding "IPv6 connection support"
Does your server have a IPv6 ip?
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by Edwin »
Tim wrote:Small question regarding "IPv6 connection support"
Does your server have a IPv6 ip?
It has a
6to4 IP address.
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by Tim »
Cool didn't know this, so "2002:7f00:1::" is "127.0.0.1"
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Tim wrote:Cool didn't know this, so "2002:7f00:1::" is "127.0.0.1"
Yes, it would be if you translated 127.0.0.1 but IPv6 has the address ::1 to point to the local host.
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Edwin wrote:Tim wrote:Cool didn't know this, so "2002:7f00:1::" is "127.0.0.1"
Yes, it would be if you translated 127.0.0.1 but IPv6 has the address ::1 to point to the local host.
Yea I know about the ::1, but not the 2002: prefix thing, cool, thanks for sharing
I wonder why they choose the 2002:, just like 127. but why? people are so weird.