mca64Launcher 2.0 - Page 31

On October 19 2015 01:09 c3rberUs wrote:
Hmm, so I ended up reinstalling mcaLauncher because of a bad install and got this

On October 29 2015 09:15 skern49 wrote:
How can I get lan latency on Fish? There is a "LAN Latency" box for iccup, but not fish.

Do I just need to create a game with #l2? Does mca support that?

On October 23 2015 12:50 imafriend123 wrote:
can anyone tell me how to fix the question marks that come up when I clicked CTRL +P?
It's suppose to show the record of the opponents your playing, but mine only shows question mark.

Also, after playing a game or two, I can't see any games and when i log out and try logging back in, it says something about battlenet not being installed correctly. i have to exit broodwar and reopen and log in for it to work. any fixes for these issues??

Thanks in advance!

On October 23 2015 12:50 imafriend123 wrote:
can anyone tell me how to fix the question marks that come up when I clicked CTRL +P?
It's suppose to show the record of the opponents your playing, but mine only shows question mark.

Also, after playing a game or two, I can't see any games and when i log out and try logging back in, it says something about battlenet not being installed correctly. i have to exit broodwar and reopen and log in for it to work. any fixes for these issues??

Thanks in advance!

On October 29 2015 21:21 toriak wrote:


when u type /s ''PlayerName'' u will see player stats
when u press ctrl + p after that u will see his stats instead of question marks
thats the only way i know

Separating code is ok for me (the project is open source, you can do whatever you want) but likely it is a complex and useless thing to do. If the concern is about AERO friendlyness or bilinear filtering, there are specific techniques and pieces of code (that, in turn, I borrowed from other authors, thanked in the DxWnd Help->About dialog) that could be implemented. For instance, bilinear filtering is in a separate filter.dll, you can get C++ sources and dll form DxWnd. AERO friendlyness just need to avoid blitting to screen while contemporarily scaling and doing color conversion: it is enough to blit to a memory surface with target color depth and then make a 1:1 blit (or FastBlt) to screen.
I'll be happy to provide help, and possibly to be quoted as "GHO" somewhere in the thanks section.

It's enough to download the DxWnd sources, look into filter\bilinear32.cpp and use this function:
void WINAPI Resize_HQ_4ch( unsigned char *src, RECT *srcrect, int srcpitch,
unsigned char *dest, RECT *destrect, int destpitch)
It was modified from a generic bilinear filtering code to simplify it a little and to adapt to work upon ddraw surfaces, pretty much as a Blit operation from a source surface to a target one. THe other files / functions are the equivalent for 16BPP color depth in RGB555 or RGB565 (most common) encoding.
Apart from some adaptations, most of the credit goes to Ryan Geiss.

On November 05 2015 01:15 mca64Launcher_ wrote:
on xmas i have free time

On November 05 2015 02:33 mca64Launcher_ wrote:
man, i work monday - friday, saturday - sunday i have school. I spent on this launcher many many hours and now last thing i wanna do after back home is programming.