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[KaczooH]

"But i have 64 bits. It isnt important, or its caused by somethink else."

64-bit system of processor?

 

[Mark]

Cntrl + Z (rule violations reporting) after sending the message the server crashes.

~Kiwi Dan~

Fixed .

 

[Deamon]

Im using I32 and I have problem with this monsters now too (rev676).
If I open the door there where monsters traped in close place CPU use going to normal, but if door closed going to 100% (50% on dual core).

@DOWN:
You don't understand this CPU bug
Bug is on monsters, no players...

 

[Sniperfox]

My server is hosted on a stripped down version of win xp pro 32bit, when i put my char next to a closed room that has no doors or anything nothing happens.
But when i do it with a room that has a door that can be opened my cpu starts switching from 0 to 10% each second(the server was empty at the time of this test).

 

[Mark]

Could anyone check if this happens in the OpenTibia branch avesta too? I don't want to waste hours searching for differences if there isn't any.

 

[slaw]

Would be good if you could say how?

databasesqlite.cpp: In member function `DBResult* DatabaseSQLite::storeQuery(const std::string&)':
databasesqlite.cpp:157: error: cannot convert `SQLiteResult*' to `DBResult*' in initialization

make.exe: *** [databasesqlite.o] Error 1

Execution terminated

 

[Sniperfox]

Ok just tested it on the avesta branch, when stending on a spot with no monsters or anything my cpu is 0%.
When standing next to a room with monsters that has no door or anything my cpu switches between 0 and 11%.
And when standing next to a room with monsters that has a door my cpu switches between 0 and 22%.

So it seems this bug is also in the avesta branch, but maybe someone els could also test it just to be sure.

 

[Mark]

Would be good if you could say how?

databasesqlite.cpp: In member function `DBResult* DatabaseSQLite::storeQuery(const std::string&)':
databasesqlite.cpp:157: error: cannot convert `SQLiteResult*' to `DBResult*' in initialization

make.exe: *** [databasesqlite.o] Error 1

Execution terminated

If you use more than one SQL Driver you have to define MULTI_SQL_DRIVERS (this is only for OpenTibia sources, I've made so it's not necessary in TFS, it's auto defined if required)

 

[slaw]

I cant :S

I used TFS Project file, and deleted Gui_resources, and there was some another missed files which was overwritten by Dev c++

ban.o(.text+0xed3):ban.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
commands.o(.text+0x4dfb):commands.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
commands.o(.text+0x52d7):commands.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
commands.o(.text+0x6fa8):commands.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
commands.o(.text+0x8333):commands.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
game.o(.text+0x10262):game.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByNameEx(unsigned int&, bool&, std::string&)'
house.o(.text+0x12b6):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
house.o(.text+0x1c6d):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
house.o(.text+0x1d5b):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::loadPlayer(Player*, std::string const&, bool)'
house.o(.text+0x211a):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::savePlayer(Player*)'
house.o(.text+0x3d0e):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
house.o(.text+0x3e5c):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuildIdByName(unsigned int&, std::string const&)'
house.o(.text+0x643a):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
house.o(.text+0x651e):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::loadPlayer(Player*, std::string const&, bool)'
house.o(.text+0x6b3e):house.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::savePlayer(Player*)'
luascript.o(.text+0x1e19d):luascript.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuildIdByName(unsigned int&, std::string const&)'
luascript.o(.text+0x1ec13):luascript.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
mailbox.o(.text+0xa8f):mailbox.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getGuidByName(unsigned int&, std::string&)'
mailbox.o(.text+0xc33):mailbox.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::playerExists(std::string)'
mailbox.o(.text+0xd5b):mailbox.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::loadPlayer(Player*, std::string const&, bool)'
mailbox.o(.text+0xeb3):mailbox.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::savePlayer(Player*)'
map.o(.text$_ZN9IOMapOTBMC1Ev[IOMapOTBM::IOMapOTBM()]+0x16):map.cpp: undefined reference to `vtable for IOMapOTBM'
map.o(.text$_ZN8IOMapXMLC1Ev[IOMapXML::IOMapXML()]+0x16):map.cpp: undefined reference to `vtable for IOMapXML'
player.o(.text+0x6347):player.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::savePlayer(Player*)'
protocolgame.o(.text+0x7d8):protocolgame.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::loadPlayer(Player*, std::string const&, bool)'
protocolgame.o(.text+0xcd0):protocolgame.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::loadPlayer(Player*, std::string const&, bool)'
protocolgame.o(.text+0x14c5):protocolgame.cpp: undefined reference to `IOAccount::getPassword(unsigned int, std::string const&, std::string&)'
protocolgame.o(.text+0x6fed):protocolgame.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
protocollogin.o(.text+0x611):protocollogin.cpp: undefined reference to `IOAccount::loadAccount(unsigned int)'

beds.o(.text+0x72f):beds.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
beds.o(.text+0xe58):beds.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::getNameByGuid(unsigned int, std::string&)'
beds.o(.text+0xef8):beds.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::loadPlayer(Player*, std::string const&, bool)'
beds.o(.text+0xf29):beds.cpp: undefined reference to `IOPlayer::savePlayer(Player*)'

 

[Deamon]

In Avesta (rev3045) is too this CPU bug.
Look at this:

 

[Mark]

As I thought, then we'll just wait for this to be fixed in Avesta.

 

[Mazur]

Maybe its not an bug. But if in the window is not monsters and summons or npc, god got lags. I fixed it by /summon monk and /m rat but it will be fixed in next versions or I must live with this?

 

[Mark]

Maybe its not an bug. But if in the window is not monsters and summons or npc, god got lags. I fixed it by /summon monk and /m rat but it will be fixed in next versions or I must live with this?

Summoning some NPC's should fix that (you'll have to live with it until you have NPC's spawned on your map at mapload).

 

[Mazur]

@up

I put npc on the map in mapeditor and lags are smaller but its still little lags. I do again /m rat and /summon monk and no lags :s. So what I should to do?

Edit:

I'm not sure but I think GOD got lags when nothing moving.

 

[Exedion]

The lasted Rev 679 have a bug in the deathlist system, they dont save and show the deaths properly

 

[Kayan]

See this photo





First I was in the sand, cpu usage was normal, then I gave /a 5 and went to the mountains, you can see a cpu usage was 100% for locking all my pc ...

Check talaturen see this, see if this can be related to the lags

:thumbup:

 

[Jonern]

The lasted Rev 679 have a bug in the deathlist system, they dont save and show the deaths properly

Explain and give me an example please!

 

[ToninhoGC]

@Jonern

No bugs, only the talaturen withdrew function and not the creatures out of scripts, she tags in this working normally.

 

[KaczooH]

What about this CPU bug? 50% of [email protected] with 30 players online is definietly too much

 

[Sniperfox]

I personally think there is no real bug, even tho having monsters locked up raises the cpu usage a bit i don't think thats the main problem.
My server is hosted on a Pentium 4 1.80GHz with 704MB of ram running a stripped down version of xp pro sp2 and with 10 people online tfs.exe was only using around 5%.
Maybe you guys should try to host on a dedicated pc and not on the one you also use for other things.