Topics created by akuukis

That's not the tooangel's mod, I have the same problem with my IA and I started a month ago so it is a little IA... I googled it, that's why I'm here.   Maybe linked to swap, but I have one. My server worked more than 12 hours before it happens. I think it always happened while I was online but I'm not sure.     btw, your github is very nice to read tooangel, thank you for the share.

Thx for the info, Artem. I was stuck with an empty db.json, and replacing it with the File from `server\node_modules\@screeps\storage\db.original.json` (using Steam) enabled me to start the server again without having to completely reinstall the game.

I got this working on Raspberry Pi 3, woo!I had to modify backend/lib/game/server.js and backend/lib/game/api/auth.js to comment out the greenworks API calls. backend/lib/game/server.js: // try {// if(!greenworks.isSteamRunning()) {// throw new Error('Steam is not running');// }// if(!greenworks.initAPI()) {// throw new Error('greenworks.initAPI() failure');// }// console.log("Connected to local Steam client, using native authentication");// useNativeAuth = true;// }// catch(e) {// console.log("Connecting to local Steam client failed:", e.message);// Need these lines to use Steam Web API console.log("Using Steam Web API authentication instead"); if (!process.env.STEAM_KEY) { throw new Error('STEAM_KEY environment variable is not set!'); } useNativeAuth = false;// } backend/lib/game/api/auth.js: if(request.body.useNativeAuth) { if(!useNativeAuth) { return q.reject('authentication method is not supported'); } // Removed greenworks auth stuff... do we need to do something else? }   ...but now all my rooms are red and I can't choose a spawn... possibly because I can't set a password?

There are indeed some network issues on Steam download servers side. Unfortunately, it is out of our control.

Yes, I was talking about changing it mid-script

From what I can tell now, its probably the javascript actually not acting as you want. You can always try to use console.log to verify the values of the variables or use the debugger statement while trying this out in the simulator.

Can confirm - seen it myself - one of these odd squares with swamp and wall is located in E6N3 - either 23,37 or 23 36, don't remember which one.

Here it is:) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/return

In my code, I wrap my code within new Function(<code>);. While I use this to keep simple syntax errors out of the code, this also could help avoiding user code doing unexpected things. See https://github.com/avdg/screeps/blob/39d36cf49b358d2615b65ce73131e625a7ab14b4/lib/codegen/extensions.js#L332 On live code, a simple wrapper around the code should be enough be enough. Just make sure that there is a newline behind the code injection. I'm using this wrapper in my code: https://github.com/avdg/screeps/blob/39d36cf49b358d2615b65ce73131e625a7ab14b4/lib/codegen/extensions.js#L193

'no' downvote sage