00:00:52 I suggest SMB3. 00:01:00 Rereading is boring. >_> 00:01:07 well I'm rereading because I never finished 00:01:24 Alright then. 00:01:25 so I want to re-read so I can finish the ending. My memory is terrible too so it's like reading it the first time almost. :) 00:01:29 that book is not at my public library but it sounds awesome 00:01:37 Night folks. 00:01:41 -!- cpressey has changed nick to cpressey_away. 00:01:57 nooga, slowly I guess. The ants are unlikely to be very fast 00:02:08 it is. It's not the best work of literature but it's certainly awesome. It's one of the first true "steampunk" novels. 00:02:20 -!- MizardX has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 00:02:22 aliseiphone: actually. fuck reading. SMB3 it is. 00:02:39 Indeed. :P 00:02:50 aliseiphone: what's the current state of Braces? We should add an interpreter to one of the bots. :) 00:03:09 That's what one of my bots had. 00:03:13 Forget which. 00:03:24 what emulator do you use? 00:03:33 !braces print "Hello, #esoteric" 00:03:39 `braces print "Hello, #esoteric" 00:03:47 what's the other? 00:03:50 -!- aliseiphone_ has joined. 00:03:56 No output. 00:04:18 oh, one of your bots 00:04:21 not one of the channel bots. 00:05:03 but yeah, is there a SNES emulator you use that works well? My computer isn't the best but it seems reasonable that it can run a virtual SNES 00:05:42 -!- aliseiphone has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 00:05:45 -!- aliseiphone_ has changed nick to aliseiphone. 00:06:08 ah. found one called zsnes 00:06:27 I fucking love aptitude. 00:09:04 and emulators. and ROM images. 00:11:36 CakeProphet, isn't zsnes basically _the_ snes emulator 00:11:39 the best one 00:11:51 there is some other one iirc 00:11:51 I don't know shit about SNES emulators. 00:14:23 oh my god..... 00:14:31 I'll be able to play Yoshi's Island 00:14:55 I just play yoshi island ds 00:15:00 but it's not as good 00:15:02 the graphics are all different 00:15:31 Meh. 00:17:37 Well, this is boring. 00:17:51 pikhq: Modified cal yet? 00:18:21 aliseiphone: Nein. 00:18:29 AnMaster: No, zsnes is not the best SNES emulator. 00:18:30 hmmm, oddly enough I'm having trouble finding a ROM for SMB3 00:18:31 BSNES is. 00:18:33 Nine. 00:18:33 -!- iamcal has quit. 00:18:54 Bullshit nes? 00:19:02 Byuu SNES. 00:19:07 One-man project. 00:19:15 Perfect implementation of the SNES. 00:19:36 Well, see you guys. 00:19:39 Bye. 00:19:47 -!- aliseiphone has quit (Quit: Get Colloquy for iPhone! http://mobile.colloquy.info). 00:19:48 "The following three titles are unplayable, due to special on-cart DSPs whose program ROMs have not been extracted. 00:19:51 * Hayazashi Nidan Morita Shougi 1 (uses ST-0011 co-processor) * Hayazashi Nidan Morita Shougi 2 (uses ST-0018 co-processor) * SD Gundam GX (uses DSP-3 co-processor) 00:19:53 Anything not in the above list is assumed to be fully compatible and bug-free. 00:19:56 " 00:20:31 emulate the dsps 00:20:50 The problem is that the ROMs for those DSPs aren't available. 00:20:55 bsnes is really good 00:20:57 I use it 00:20:59 Which means that those games have never been dumped. 00:22:34 whaddyamean not available 00:23:19 olsner: Presumably rare, and no collector is willing to let some guy desolder the chips to dump the DSP ROM. 00:26:54 hmmm... this ROM doesn't seem accurate. 00:27:07 -!- cal153 has joined. 00:27:15 it's broken up into a bunch of files and a "security.prm" 00:34:34 ha 00:34:36 new libc 00:41:23 pikhq, is it as fast as zsnes? 00:41:38 pikhq, and what about support add-on thingies like that used by some games 00:41:46 like star fox iirc 00:42:11 AnMaster: No, zsnes is intended to run on an old Pentium. 00:42:18 BSNES runs at full speed on a decent Core II. 00:42:29 pikhq, what about a sempron 3300+? 00:42:36 Probably. 00:43:05 Yes, BSNES supports all the add-in chips in games except for those three aforementioned. 00:43:14 hm 00:43:16 It is a *perfect* emulation of the SNES. 00:43:36 pikhq, does it support cheating? ;) 00:43:41 Yes. 00:44:02 You could even hook up a Gameshark ROM to it if you wanted. :P 00:44:23 haha 00:44:37 It also includes a Gameboy emulator. 00:44:44 For the sake of the Super GameBoy. 00:44:52 anything wrong with visualboyadvance? 00:45:00 pikhq, super gameboy being? 00:45:18 The Super Gameboy was a SNES cartridge that had a Gameboy in it. 00:45:28 You could play Gameboy games on your SNES using it. 00:45:31 ah 00:45:40 BSNES is the only emulator that supports this. 00:45:55 Which is quite nice, as some Gameboy games actually came with SNES code on the cartridge. 00:46:07 # AMD Phenom II or Core 2 Duo <-- that is recommended 00:46:09 riiight 00:46:23 Yes, it's necessary. 00:46:32 pikhq, so yeah I'll use zsnes 00:46:46 It's got to do emulation at the level of clock cycle to emulate the SNES correctly. 00:46:53 If it doesn't games break. 00:47:04 pikhq, so does zsnes presumably? 00:47:26 ... No, zsnes doesn't even get the clock *rate* accurate. 00:47:32 okay 00:47:42 pikhq, it works nicely for all the games I tried though 00:47:46 And zsnes has a lot of crazy hacks to get specific games working. 00:47:59 pikhq, it works on my hardware though 00:48:13 AnMaster: Dude, get a computer newer than 7 years old. 00:48:31 Hacks ranging from "change the CPU clock rate" to "patch the memory upon a specific trigger". 00:48:38 pikhq, okay mine is above the mini specs 00:48:54 but well below the recommended specs 00:49:00 Chrono Trigger! 00:49:03 I'd prefer to play on desktop rather than laptop 00:49:05 nooga, :) 00:49:09 sega saturn looks wild! 8 different programmable CPU:s, each with a different instruction set 00:49:21 olsner, ouch 00:49:25 Yeah, those recommended specs are to be able to handle things like Star Fox. 00:49:45 (well, except one of them that shares the instruction set with the other primary CPU) 00:49:48 pikhq, starfox works nicely for me under zsens though 00:49:58 brb, sleep 00:50:13 AnMaster: But is it behaving literally exactly like a SNES? HAH no. 00:50:13 -!- nooga has quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer). 00:50:24 pikhq, does it matter though? 00:50:39 pikhq, I don't have a snes keypad anyway 00:50:41 Sometimes, yes. 00:50:45 I have to use the keyboard 00:50:50 pikhq, does it matter for star fox I meant 00:50:58 zsnes can be a little jumpy on my system but that's likely because I have a Celeron 00:51:04 I dunno. 00:51:35 pikhq, not everyone can afford the very best system 00:52:02 AnMaster: Dude, a Core II or a Phenom 2 isn't "the very best system". 00:52:16 That's "low-end computer". 00:52:21 pikhq, true but playing on laptop would be painful, small screen and such 00:52:29 pikhq, and high res screen 00:52:33 ... Why are you talking about laptops? 00:52:37 also intel graphics 00:52:42 okay so 00:52:44 pikhq, because my laptop is core 2 duo 00:52:47 when I compile programs from source 00:52:49 my desktop is sempron 3300+ 00:52:53 where is the standard locations for putting the output? 00:52:57 pikhq, so I'm talking about my specific laptop 00:53:03 not laptops in general 00:53:08 AnMaster: Spend $200. Get you a much, much, much nicer desktop. 00:53:35 pikhq, can't afford that. Also will it have PCI? I won't give up my soundblaster live card 00:54:00 It's still nearly impossible to find a motherboard without PCI support. 00:54:05 hm 00:54:09 AnMaster: Say, what socket is your Sempron 3300+? 00:54:11 pikhq, not what I heard from other people 00:54:21 pikhq, can you check with /proc/cpuinfo? 00:54:24 I don't remember 00:54:41 * pikhq looks up the model 00:54:56 http://sprunge.us/gcSM 00:54:59 is /proc/cpuinfo 00:55:01 -!- iamcal has joined. 00:55:01 AnMaster: No, but you can find the "cpu family" and "model" in there which can help googling... 00:55:16 pikhq, see paste 00:55:26 * pikhq looks 00:55:49 pikhq, max speed is 2 GHz, but I'm running dynamic speed 00:57:15 ... August 2004, Socket 754. 00:57:23 possibly 00:57:30 that's not 7 years 00:57:30 *Why are you running a 6 year old processor*. 00:57:33 that is 6 years 00:57:37 -!- cal153 has quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds). 00:57:40 pikhq, because it hasn't broken yet 00:57:47 I see no need to replace what isn't broken 00:58:01 pikhq, until about a year ago I had a 10 year old phone 00:58:06 because it still worked 00:58:10 AnMaster: You can has a few orders of magnitude increase in system speed. 00:58:17 *Orders of magnitude* man. 00:58:25 pikhq, works for me though 00:58:45 I really don't like that downloading EMACS via aptitude reset my file associations... 00:58:54 CakeProphet, how strange. 00:59:08 CakeProphet, I blame this on debian really 00:59:10 it's almost as if it wants to convert me 00:59:22 but I refuse. I need a GUI 00:59:25 at least for now. 00:59:25 AnMaster: Allow me to analogise: you're using an Apple II in '95. You're using a Pentium in 2000. You're using a Pentium III in 2005. 00:59:29 *Upgrade for crissake!* 00:59:42 pikhq, not until it breaks. 00:59:54 I plan to upgrade when I have enough money 00:59:59 pikhq, besides I can't afford it 01:00:00 might actually put it on a student loan 01:00:08 Okay, who wants to put in for a collection to send someone to break AnMaster's desktop? 01:00:12 CakeProphet, yeah I'm a student too 01:00:21 AnMaster: How much expendable money do you have? 01:00:43 pikhq, not much, student. Had to get a new harddrive recently, cost quite a bit 01:00:52 2000 SEK I would guess 01:01:06 my current liquid assets totals... $20 01:01:11 US 01:01:14 you can convert that to your preferred currency yourself 01:01:29 AnMaster: $262? Okay, that's enough to get a quite *good* computer. 01:01:43 pikhq, yes but I need to get some other stuff soon 01:01:43 so 01:01:51 pikhq, besides it is more expensive over here 01:01:56 by other stuff he means drugs 01:01:57 pikhq, we have higher VAT 01:01:57 obviously. 01:01:59 Given that you've already gotten a modern HD, you could probably upgrade decently for more like $80. 01:02:09 pikhq, do you even have VAT over in US? 01:02:20 it is 25% here iirc 01:02:22 AnMaster: No, we just have a sales tax added at point-of-sale. 01:02:23 for most stuff 01:02:29 20% for some other stuff 01:02:50 VAT? 01:02:56 And it varies from state to state. 01:02:58 a sales tax? Yeah. But not that high. 01:03:11 CakeProphet: "Value added tax". 01:03:16 CakeProphet, it is called moms in Sweden. VAT is the UK name 01:03:31 I don't remember what the percentage is here in Georgia, USA. Somewhere in the upper single digits. 01:03:35 thought that would be more familiar to people in US 01:03:38 It's a tax on the added value provided by some entity between when they purchased a good and when they sold it, IIRC. 01:03:55 pikhq, so yeah 2000 SEK in US would last far longer than 2000 SEK here 01:04:19 AnMaster: Yes, but there wouldn't be 2000 SEK available. 01:04:28 what is SEK? 01:04:30 pikhq, hm? 01:04:33 CakeProphet, a currency 01:04:36 Remember that we're the crazy freaks who charge thousands for basic medical needs. 01:04:39 Swedish? 01:04:42 CakeProphet, yes 01:05:29 And about 90% of the people here are in debt. 01:05:34 mhm 01:05:42 We're fucking nuts. 01:06:02 pikhq: you live in the US?? 01:06:09 AnMaster: Oh, you'd also be paying for school. 01:06:10 pikhq, A reasonable CPU would cost about 1500 SEK around here 01:06:16 or at least did half a year ago 01:06:18 AnMaster: Define "reasonable". 01:06:28 CakeProphet: Yes. 01:06:31 pikhq, fast core 2 duo 01:06:45 pikhq, about half a year or a year ago 01:06:46 AnMaster: Dude, that's faster than you would reasonably need. 01:06:54 pikhq, mhm 01:07:00 They're awesome and all, but not worth twice the cash. 01:07:12 pikhq, didn't say core i7 01:07:24 Yeah: AMD is *cheap*. 01:07:39 pikhq, and shittier iirc 01:07:43 My CPU cost me $40 (304 SEK). 01:08:04 mobo would cost more than 500 SEK around here 01:08:07 I'm quite sure 01:08:09 AnMaster: Still faster than you could possibly wish for. 01:08:16 plus I suspect I would need to upgrade ram 01:08:33 pikhq, and my GPU is AGP 01:08:42 so I would either need AGP board or need to replace that too 01:08:42 RAM's nearly approached the "give away" point... 01:08:46 AnMaster: Oh dear. 01:08:55 pikhq, geforce 7600 01:08:58 so not a too bad GPU 01:09:03 -!- micahjohnston has left (?). 01:09:09 Okay, yeah. Here's what you're going to do: you're going to *save* so you can get a better system. 01:09:21 So you can skip forward a few *generations* of tech. 01:10:29 mhm 01:10:41 pikhq, I do save as much as I can afford 01:10:48 already 01:11:00 AnMaster: You're also going to count yourself glad that you're not in the US. 01:11:05 pikhq, costs for housing, food and so on are high in Sweden 01:11:14 higher than US at least 01:11:21 AnMaster: And how much do you pay for your college? 01:11:35 pikhq, that, nil, but housing does cost 01:11:47 AnMaster: And how much do you pay for your textbooks? 01:11:58 pikhq, quite a bit 01:12:06 Define "quite a bit". 01:12:24 pikhq, about 1600 SEK for the autumn 01:12:43 lots of expensive books 01:12:50 $209? Okay. That's 2 textbooks. 01:12:58 sorry, just checked, closer to 1900 SEK 01:13:03 -!- FireFly has quit (Quit: swatted to death). 01:13:07 1949.50 SEK 01:13:10 to be exact 01:13:15 How many books? 01:13:22 pikhq, *counts* 01:13:26 5 01:14:06 pikhq, one of the books cost 680 SEK, the other ones are less expensive 01:14:30 AnMaster: Those'd be considered somewhat cheaper textbooks in the US. That's still pretty bad though. 01:14:40 pikhq, yep 01:14:53 pikhq, these are the paper back versions 01:14:59 pikhq, hard cover would have cost about twice this 01:15:05 Now add another ~$8,000 (60977 SEK) onto that. 01:15:14 pikhq, for what? 01:15:19 Tuition. 01:15:22 ah... 01:15:25 that's bad 01:15:33 That's very cheap. 01:15:36 pikhq, but where does the money go. Not into the teacher's pockets 01:16:01 pikhq, also can't you get a grant or such in the US for it? 01:16:05 if you have good grades 01:16:29 AnMaster: You can sometimes find a scholarship *from private entities*, yes. 01:16:41 huh 01:16:57 The US government will (unless your family is so poor as to be having trouble feeding themselves) offer you a loan. 01:17:13 and if your family is that poor, then what? 01:17:25 Then they will start giving you some money. 01:17:44 *Start*. 01:17:48 mhm 01:18:16 yes US sucks, but Sweden sucks too. Everywhere sucks in facrt 01:18:18 fact' 01:18:19 * 01:18:33 AnMaster: It gets worse if you go to a somewhat notable school. Or if you go to an out-of-state school. 01:18:40 mhm 01:19:35 I'm still wondering how US manages to keep military budget that high 01:19:48 Half our taxes! 01:19:50 here it would be political suicide to not try to cut the defence budget 01:20:05 by funneling a very very large percentage of funds into it. 01:20:27 CakeProphet, and that would be political suicide here 01:21:20 according to Wikipedia 01:21:45 the United States spent 663,255,000,000 on the military in 2009. I assume that figure it US dollars? 01:21:50 huh 01:21:55 anyway have to sleep 01:21:57 night → 01:21:59 AnMaster: For out-of-state tuition at a vaguely notable school (CU Boulder): $28,186 (214839 SEK). 01:22:13 pikhq, what about MIT? 01:22:57 pikhq, also out of state wouldn't apply to Sweden. After all, we are about as big as one of your states 01:22:57 Uh, $37,782 (287981 SEK). 01:23:17 287 981 SEK right 01:23:26 (that is how you write it, with space separator) 01:23:38 (either that or a dot) 01:23:44 (comma is for decimal in Swedish) 01:23:50 ...freaks. :P 01:23:58 Right. 01:24:09 actually I think it should be a thin space really 01:24:11 in Swedish 01:24:11 And "Books and personal expenses are about $2,858."... 01:24:16 not completely sure 01:24:30 pikhq: that's because the books are outrageously priced. 01:24:40 (21 784 SEK) 01:24:43 CakeProphet: They are. 01:24:57 but hey 01:25:01 the university business is booming. 01:25:10 dunno if quality of education is doing the same though. 01:25:11 pikhq, that 1950 SEK was for just the autumn 01:25:15 it will add up over time 01:25:28 AnMaster: Yes, but that 21 784 is just one year. 01:25:35 *That* adds up over time. 01:25:37 3 years for bachelor 01:25:40 pikhq, wtf 01:25:59 pikhq, you could presumably resell your old books 01:26:00 I'm citing you rates per year. 01:26:03 for say, 80% of the cost 01:26:10 to new students 01:26:12 And a bachelor generally takes 4 years, sometimes more. 01:26:16 that one everyone will gain 01:26:30 you will gain some, and so will the new students 01:26:32 AnMaster: depends. the bookstores will buy it back for like 20% of the price, which is retarded 01:26:37 that is why I always sell my books myself. 01:26:43 instead of going through my university's bookstore. 01:26:46 AnMaster: Book publishers like to publish new editions each year and convince professors to require the new edition. 01:26:47 CakeProphet, yes you could sell your books yourself I said 01:26:56 pikhq, huh, and do they check that? 01:27:00 profs I mean 01:27:01 Yes. 01:27:20 There's a few other means to eliminate the used book market. 01:27:42 mhm 01:27:42 Some books come with a one-person-only key to log onto some website that's used for homework. 01:27:49 Some are switching to being ebooks only. 01:27:57 ebooks are easy to copy 01:28:23 anyway, night really now → 01:28:57 -!- Oranjer has joined. 01:42:56 -!- Mathnerd314 has quit (Ping timeout: 241 seconds). 01:44:01 -!- Mathnerd314 has joined. 01:53:32 -!- oerjan has quit (Quit: Good bloody night). 01:54:42 -!- FireFly has joined. 02:16:18 -!- Gracenotes has quit (Ping timeout: 248 seconds). 02:25:34 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 02:45:49 -!- Gracenotes has joined. 02:51:15 -!- BeholdMyGlory has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 04:34:28 -!- Oranjer has left (?). 04:47:52 -!- yiyus has quit (Ping timeout: 252 seconds). 05:08:08 AnMaster: i tried installing skystreets in ubuntu but it segfaults. 05:12:48 -!- yiyus has joined. 05:14:23 -!- augur has joined. 05:14:57 -!- CakeProphet has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 05:17:03 -!- CakeProphet has joined. 05:21:39 -!- CakeProphet has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 05:23:36 -!- CakeProphet has joined. 05:23:54 http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1927 05:32:48 -!- Figs_ has joined. 05:38:01 -!- Figs_ has left (?). 05:40:00 -!- sandra_f has joined. 05:42:30 -!- sandra_f has quit (Client Quit). 06:06:59 * pikhq finds it really weird that tarot is associated with esotericism 06:32:07 -!- coppro has joined. 06:40:34 Really? Tarrot is associated with esoteric programming languages? 06:40:50 There should be a Tarrot programming language 06:40:59 Tolly want a cracker? 06:43:13 Sgeo: No. 06:45:19 Esoteric programming language with delayed instruction effects? :-) 06:46:05 -!- carlobar has joined. 06:46:24 いいえイイエｲｲｴIIEＩＩＥ 06:46:34 Or language with explicit pipelined execution with no checking for code nor data hazards. 07:04:12 -!- tombom has joined. 07:04:55 Hmm... Why this scene has so many "infinite" objects? It should only have real objects of types box, difference and difference,box>... All finite in extent... 07:05:22 -!- carlobar has left (?). 07:21:45 * Sgeo hits self 07:21:55 I'm pretty sure what I constructed is not NAND 07:23:08 What has a truth table: A:0 B:0 1, everything else 0? 07:25:13 I feel like an imbicile right now 07:25:39 Ah. NOR 07:26:53 Just as good *shrug* 07:34:50 -!- poiuy_qwert has quit (Quit: This computer has gone to sleep). 07:41:22 -!- Nephilim has joined. 07:44:09 In addition to SkyStreets there's also another clone, with a bit different look but the same idea: http://www.tastystatic.com/ 07:44:19 (Don't know if they've copied the levels.) 07:44:21 -!- Nephilim has left (?). 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 08:00:38 fizzie: Ah, I was wondering what the one I played some months ago was; that was it. 08:00:45 I don't think they copied the levels. 08:04:35 -!- tombom has quit (Quit: Leaving). 08:05:10 * Sgeo should stop reading the T&R ending and go to sleep 08:31:42 Ugh... This seems to be hitting bugs in POV-Ray. Nothing affecting correctness, but greatly slowing things down... 08:34:36 (since when cylinders/boxes are infinite objects?) 08:35:33 (about 30.5k frames rendered, about 48k frames total). 08:38:18 -!- okp has joined. 08:38:19 (since when cylinders/boxes are infinite objects?) <-- "since when are"? 08:39:01 I mean, the word order seems confusing 08:40:32 -!- cpressey_away has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 08:40:41 bbl, going swimming 08:46:07 -!- cpressey has joined. 10:15:04 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 10:41:17 -!- MigoMipo has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 10:44:14 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 10:53:06 -!- augur has quit (Remote host closed the connection). 10:53:20 -!- augur has joined. 11:32:17 -!- BeholdMyGlory has joined. 11:38:36 -!- choochter has quit (Quit: lang may yer lum reek..). 11:50:38 -!- choochter has joined. 12:06:48 -!- cpressey has quit (*.net *.split). 12:06:50 -!- Adrian^L has quit (*.net *.split). 12:06:51 -!- olsner has quit (*.net *.split). 12:06:53 -!- fizzie has quit (*.net *.split). 12:10:00 -!- cpressey has joined. 12:10:00 -!- Adrian^L has joined. 12:10:00 -!- olsner has joined. 12:10:00 -!- fizzie has joined. 12:13:37 -!- ais523 has joined. 12:33:43 hi ais523 12:33:51 hi 13:14:22 -!- yiyus has quit (Ping timeout: 276 seconds). 13:14:46 -!- augur has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds). 13:16:46 -!- MigoMipo_ has joined. 13:20:16 -!- MigoMipo has quit (Ping timeout: 260 seconds). 13:21:04 -!- MigoMipo_ has quit (Client Quit). 13:21:29 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 13:33:45 heh, floating point numbers are considered to be rationals in Haskell, rather than reals; I suppose that makes sense, but it's amusing 13:33:55 * ais523 is reading through the Haskell 2010 spec, which was released today 13:42:17 also amusing: Haskell has the same LR(infinity) parsing issues as INTERCAL 13:42:43 "case x of { (a,_) | let b = not a in b :: Bool -> a }" is the offending statement in Haskell, it seems 13:42:54 hah 13:43:00 (to get the infinite lookahead required, replace a by (a1,a2,a3,a4,a5,a6,...)) 13:45:54 Esolang with not even nearly context-free grammar? :-> 13:46:03 (as esolang idea). 13:47:01 -!- nooga has joined. 13:47:11 I wonder what befunges grammar would be 13:47:14 befunge98 that is 13:47:37 without threads no lookahead would be required 13:48:03 with threads I'm not sure if "scan through spaces to next non-space" is counted as lookahead or not 13:48:07 nooga: Oh, 40937 frames done of about 48k. 13:52:50 41 000 frames done... 13:53:02 so just 7000 left or so? 13:53:08 -!- augur has joined. 13:54:41 About that... But lots of those 7000 are in levels that have loads of stuff, and POV-Ray seems to have problems with those. 13:54:41 hm 13:54:47 awesome 13:55:15 i cannot imagine how you actually managed to figure out the geometry from the memdumps 13:55:30 btw. guys, where do you take SNS 13:55:40 SNES roms from? 13:55:43 raytracing Skyroad seems a little ridiculous; what are you using for textures? 13:55:50 I'm seriously thinking the stuff this scene generator outputs hits a bug in POV-Ray. 13:55:56 nooga: no discussion of ROMs, that's a rule of pretty much every forum in existence 13:55:59 including, IIRC, Freenode 13:56:04 ah 13:56:07 excuse me 13:56:26 there was no question 13:56:26 Fixed colors (from Skyroads palette maps). 13:57:07 nooga: The memdump format was very easy to figure out. 13:57:08 a case of, if you're doing raytracing, you don't need textures to look good? 13:57:42