We need a discussion board or something...
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I agree with this idea. I often have questions and suggestions but I dare not always created a topic for that small stuff.
I have a second suggestion for @gtav-ent, take a look at this: https://www.hipchat.com/
Skype is a bit invasive. Slack or Hipchat is a good solution in my opinion.
You could always just create a channel on freenode or efnet or any of the
major irc networks.
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I can offer a dedicated linux vm on one of my own root servers for stuff like that.
Maybe a closed-group phpBB or something.
I also run an own irc-server.
You can also join #gtav-ent on GTANet
or trello
No new commits? no traffic? everyone dead? :-(
Yes
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That's not the answer i wanted to hear...
Work has been keeping me busy, at least. There's probably a few committers on this repo that are starting a new semester of classes around this time. I'm hoping this is just a temporary dip in production.
For my part... I intend to release a "28.1" with various bug fixes but nothing new. Beyond that I don't expect to contribute a huge amount more - I put in a last phase of effort to get 28 done but my motivation for this has dropped off. What happens next depends partly on what you guys would like - will discuss more at some future point, busy for a few days now.
Also, on topic, I looked at Slack and Hipchat. Both seemed to require I manage access by getting and adding email addresses which I don't fancy being stuck with. If any of you want to create and run something though, go for it.
Slack is quite nice, also has an irc/xmpp interface.
I´d like to submit more, but my current knowledge of this project / language / libs is the limiting factor.
#gtav-ent on gtanet still exists
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(irc, that is)
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#gtav-ent on gtanet still exists
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I'm officially back from my vacation. Don't have any ideas in my head for features quiet yet, but at some point I'll take a look through the issues again and see if I can touch on anything.
I've got turn signals working somewhat decently if anyone feels like that would be a good feature to add.
I'm interested. How do they work exactly?
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Well because there's no native for checking if they're on, I had to improvise and had a boolean for the two, one for left, and one for right. If you turn the left on, it'll turn the right off, and vice-versa. It's really hacky looking, but it's the best we can get without a way to check if they're actually on.