The test server is borked. I appear in a graphically incomplete station, launch to the inside of part of the station and can't jump or warp anywhere.

Heh, the test server is not borked. It just has a change that is incompatible to the production server and I forgot to change the protocol version. What you're seeing are the wrong objects in the place where the right objects should be.

haha .. I was right! :P

The test server isn't borked, YOU ARE! YOU ARE BORKED, RELAYER!!!! MAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA

Alas... borked AND upside down. Woe is me... WOE IS ME!!!!

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I think Andy's been hitting the sauce prematurely. Or he's gone batshit crazy from looking at code.

Actually, I think it's "and".

Doesn't compile with gcc or g++ (I tried g++ after gcc didn't work, just in case). Yeah. It still doesn't compile after I included math.h and stdio.h. I think it's C++, though, because sin() is defined in the C++ math.h file, plus I see what looks like an iostream in there. So I also included iostream.h, and it -still- doesn't compile.

gcc -o donut donutmk2.c -lm

Don't forget the -lm, that links in the math library.

that thing rocks

miharu:~ miharu$ gcc -o donut donutmk2.c -lm
donutmk2.c:1: warning: data definition has no type or storage class
donutmk2.c: In function 'main':
donutmk2.c:19: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'sin'
donutmk2.c:19: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'cos'
donutmk2.c:29: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'printf'

Erm...?

just ignore the warnings. comes with the territory of obfuscated C.

awesome!:>

d'oh. I forgot to add -lm when I added the #include <math.h>. That is kinda awesome, you know.

okay... I think this is the about the most awesome thing since I saw my first Constellation

:o

:O

:D

Wow, pretty...

Who is the author of that code?

/me has a sick urge to run that out of a line printer or dot matrix and then make a flip book.

Also, running it in a terminal emulator that uses OpenGL to draw the console makes it even funnier. Sorta like Fax-over-Voice-over-IP (Yes, I've done this... no it isn't pretty).

Andy, that's awesome, you have way too much time on your hands :)

Your Mom's borked.... Nerds.