作者已经说过了，steam通过后，捐赠者会有key

Next version will be more compatible.
This won't help much if the other addon isn't very compatible.

Really nice and simple to make it work!. Just replace the words with your own and it will work!

Just a small note, on version 1.0.3

On the file data/myresource.lua on line 13. You need to add a , or you'll get a lua error.

Instead of hiding it in your blog and at the arse end of an epic mostly complain fest trailing the only other guide for cursed ;)
But seriously, stick your guide in the forum so people actually can see it, and as a minor side part at least everyone who wants to tell you that you are doing it wrong can do it in a more manageable/readable style.
That is all, nice guide by the way, always interesting to see peoples take on what they figure is the best way to get things done :D

perhaps you have too many add-ons ? I've noticed having too many will slow down or even halt the game from reaching the class/race selections screen

Game doesn't start up while the addon is active. New game will not initiate.

Oh, that's pretty awesome.

Thanks!

I've tried googling it, but nothing comes up.

I failed to complete the mission in time, so now I have a countdown timer at -1000 or so minutes in the quest menu. No way to remove it, that I know of. Is this a bug?

EDIT: It may be because I was on Mac's version 1.0.0, not yet on 1.0.1. I'm on 1.0.1 now, but haven't verified if that fixed it.

Using http://sourceforge.net/p/safelua/wiki/LuaJIT%20binaries/ since I'm a lowly windows user and amateur modder :)

Respective times: 0.015, 0.094, 0.093, 0.469, 0.279, 0.015

Analysis: about ten times faster with JIT in general, but only 5x faster with math.sin; difference between math.sqrt and ^0.5 disappears; comparison of number and string act the same, fluctuate between 0 and 0.32

So, rough rule, you get ten times as many instructions with JIT :)

edit: oh, and no longer a fresh boot, which probably matters; i have little doubt that I am part of multiple botnets since I'm the kind of guy that just downloads binaries instead of compiling from source :)

Looking at the number of brutally basic instructions in the first loop, and doing a little math, it appears that I'm processing about 2.6 billion instructions per second with Lua JIT. Which makes sense, since I'm running a 2.6gHz processor, I'm just surprised to see perfect efficiency. 0.016 appears to be the limit of precision returned from os.clock()-- that's about a 60th of a second, so that's a good amount of precision.

math.randomseed(1234); local time = os.clock(); local p; for i=1, 10^7 do p = math.sin(math.random()*math.pi*2) end; print(os.clock()-time)
0.766

math.randomseed(1234); local sintable = {};local sin = function(x) if not sintable[x] then sintable[x] = math.sin(x) end
return sintable[x] end; local time = os.clock(); local p; for i=1, 10^7 do p = sin(math.random()*math.pi*2) end; print(os.clock()-time)
7.36

Conclusion: random is too good, we're not memoizing anything :)

math.randomseed(1234); local time = os.clock(); local p; for i=1, 10^7 do a = 360*math.floor(math.random()*math.pi*2*360);p = math.sin(a) end; print(os.clock()-time)
0.9529

math.randomseed(1234); local sintable = {};local sin = function(x) if not sintable[x] then sintable[x] = math.sin(x) end return sintable[x] end
local time = os.clock(); local p; for i=1, 10^7 do a = 360*math.floor(math.random()*math.pi*2*360);p = sin(a) end;print(os.clock()-time)
0.922

Conclusion: don't bother memoizing sin tables, not worth it.

A permanent artifact across characters of this power is sure to imbalance the game.