My problem was that I forgot to change the paths in my new project in order to reflect the new relative path of the NxOgre library. Once I fixed that all and changed out the DLL, it lets me set...
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My problem was that I forgot to change the paths in my new project in order to reflect the new relative path of the NxOgre library. Once I fixed that all and changed out the DLL, it lets me set...
I'm working with a PhysX wrapper, and a line is generating an exception error that I believe has nothing to do with my own code. The error is occurring somewhere in the wrapper project. I added the...
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Bacon Studios
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"A prominent "high priority assassin" returns from retirement for one final mission. Unable to...
Thanks very much for the help! The code is working quite nicely now that I've rewritten the structure as a class and parsed the data in constructor. For anyone else trying to do something similar,...
Thanks to someone from #winprog on EFNet, I've remembered that char* doesn't reserve any actual memory space for the string, but only enough to store the memory address to which it points. ...
I've used Wireshark to look at the packet I'm catching, and have checked all values preceding the two strings to be accurate. The "defunct" parts aren't used by the game anymore and hold the data:...
Sorry if I misunderstand you, but I think you're trying to say that you want to have your inner loop count down from 5 for every one interation of your outer loop. If so, it'd be something like...
I am writing a program that uses winpcap to sniff packets. More specifically, packets from the game "Warcraft III." I have figured out the formatting of the game's chat messages as a test. It...
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The problem was that I was forgetting to clear the buffer on the server too! :eek:
Thanks for the help!
hummm... perhaps the buffer being cleared isn't the issue. I have tried using those to clear it, but the output still will be "aest" with input of "test" and "a"...
char *sendbuf = new...
I have a buffer called sendbuf. I am using it in a winsock program. It is set to the text the user entered, and then sent to the server. The problem is, that if a user types in "test" and then "a"...