trap code

[dphantom]

anyone figure out the trap code?

for the life of me, I cannot figure this opcode out. I know.... I am retarded

[purple]

The trap code is what was actually in that glowing briefcase in Pulp Fiction, right?

[dphantom]

lol, what was in that brief case. Ive seen that movie a hundred times, never figured that out either.

[rasthan]

lol, what was in that brief case. Ive seen that movie a hundred times, never figured that out either.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulp_Fiction has a section regarding the briefcase.

[cax0r]

I think i might be having the same issue. Seems like it is trying to draw objects in the middle of nowhere. I'm on the progression server and here is a snippet of whats going on in the background. no objects are being drawn correctly.

Warning: INVALID PACKET: Bad CRC [192.168.0.1:1900 -> 239.255.255.250:1900] netOp 544e seq 0000 len 244 crc (0d0a != 91b0)
Warning: INVALID PACKET: Bad CRC [192.168.0.1:1900 -> 239.255.255.250:1900] netOp 544e seq 0000 len 287 crc (0d0a != a738)
Warning: INVALID PACKET: Bad CRC [192.168.0.1:1900 -> 239.255.255.250:1900] netOp 544e seq 0000 len 317 crc (0d0a != af00)
Warning: OP_ClientUpdate (0x178a) (dataLen: 40) doesn't match: sizeof(playerSelfPosStruct):36
Warning: INVALID PACKET: Bad CRC [192.168.0.103:1119 -> 69.28.148.250:27014] netOp 3056 seq 0000 len 53 crc (0000 != 08fe)
Warning: OP_ClientUpdate (0x178a) (dataLen: 40) doesn't match: sizeof(playerSelfPosStruct):36
Warning: OP_ClientUpdate (0x178a) (dataLen: 40) doesn't match: sizeof(playerSelfPosStruct):36
Warning: OP_ClientUpdate (0x178a) (dataLen: 40) doesn't match: sizeof(playerSelfPosStruct):36

[purple]

Finding the trap code will definitely fix that problem.

[cax0r]

I am not so techno savvy when it comes to linux and the like. can someone point me in the right direction. I have experience in C++ and other programming languages / concepts. I'm just unsure how to attack this.

[purple]

The most important part is the connection between your error and the original problem in this thread. Figure that out first.

[dphantom]

Thanks Ras! that's a good read