Any help needed?

**noexitpath** · 06-17-08, 09:54 PM

Any help needed in coding out the new features for the lonestar mod?

**...bigdog...** · 06-17-08, 10:38 PM

depends. what do you know how to do?

**Arreo** · 06-17-08, 10:44 PM

Originally Posted by ...bigdog...

depends. what do you know how to do?

Pretty much what he said. Provide some details of what languages and relevant experience you have in coding. If you don't feel like making that information public then PM it to Ewok.

**JBMCW2010** · 06-17-08, 11:27 PM

Originally Posted by ...bigdog...

depends. what do you know how to do?

Current Language Knowledge:
HTML
Java
C++
VB
Assembly for Intels

Skills

Aside from writing code)
Error checking (fresh set of eyes)
Debugging
Patience and time

This coming fall my relevant course will be:

Originally Posted by Database Principles

The study of the concepts and structures necessary to design and implement a Database Management System (DBMS) focusing on modern relational database models. Data design and models will be examined. Topics include relational database models; database modeling concepts; schemas; external, conceptual and internal normalization; DDL and DML, primarily SQL; file organizations; concurrency control; security controls; database administration, recovery and restart procedures, and object-oriented databases.

I am a quick learner and the best way to learn is to do. So lay it on me.

**Ewok** · 06-18-08, 01:13 AM

The mod is written in python, which is actually a very easy language to pick up and learn. I'd even recommend learning python just for the sake of learning it.

The mod is now open-source starting with v2. So once beta 1 is released (hopefully this weekend), you'll be able to poke and prod at it all you want to see how it works.

Play with it. Improve it. Discuss.

That's the reason we have these new forums. We want to build a community of admins and coders around lonestar. Custom LoneStar scripts. Custom tweaks for servers. New features based on the needs of admins.

We're here to serve the gaming community and give them the high-quality admin tools they need.

**~~Cecil900~~** · 06-18-08, 01:15 AM

http://www.python.org/

NASA uses it...so can you.

**~~Cecil900~~** · 06-18-08, 01:17 AM

Wow i just dl'd the AMD64 python software, and it says my hardware isnt supported. I have an Athlon 64 X2 4200+......gay.

**~~Cecil900~~** · 06-18-08, 01:19 AM

And now that i install the non denominational windows binary one, it says i have an Intel CPU.

Stupid software.

**Ewok** · 06-18-08, 01:26 AM

Originally Posted by Cecil900

http://www.python.org/

NASA uses it...so can you.

And google.

And their "app engine", which allows you to run programs on their internal computer cluster, requires the programs to be python programs.

http://code.google.com/appengine/

**Ewok** · 06-18-08, 01:30 AM

Originally Posted by Cecil900

Wow i just dl'd the AMD64 python software, and it says my hardware isnt supported. I have an Athlon 64 X2 4200+......gay.

Are you running Windows 64 or Vista 64 on your system? If not, that's why it doesn't work.

In the computer programming world, any "amd64" package doesn't mean "optimized for AMD 64", it means "64-bit native version" (AMD came out with x64_64 architecture before Intel, which is why they call the 64-bit architecture "amd64")