>>1237684 >>1237686 >>1237781 >>1237802 holy shit yes now maybe someone can fix the performance issues and start giving us the game we were promised in the first place
>>1237684 I agree Tiy is a completely dipshit but his career is just fine. He still gets games to publish under chucklefish for whatever fucking reason. Even others like Molly have moved on to work at fucking Valve of all things. It's over.
Did 10 years really pass since the last sbg though Jesus fuck
>>1237820 I hope it doesn't take long before someone uses this to make everything not shit again (especially the mechs, although that's always been shit
Starbound was fine you budget batman, you arent doing any good for anyone, those people you mentioned that werent payed could have done something and still can if they wanted, you are being selfish for your own sake. I'm disappointed in you, I expect better from the average person here.
>>1237832 Fag who supported the game early here, no it is not fine, and only got worse as the hack retard hipster developers of the game kept making shit decisions that made the game feel worse to play. To this day the only way to make it playable is mods, and if thats the case you're only fucking making the game cover up the stench of its poor core design. I hope a dedicated team of people rip this game down to its foundation and build it back up.
>>1237684 >The original /sbg/ from way back. Hello from 2013, anon.
It's unfortunate that chucklefuck left us this shitheap, but I appreciate the effort you put into giving us this leak. Maybe somebody will finally make it worth playing.
>>1237684 >- The original /sbg/ from way back. It's been 10 years, but we finally won in the end. My most vivid memory of /sbg/ was browsing the general like normal and then the very next thread was just "shit game edition" with none of the OP material and the gif of the guy diving into the septic tank. I really don't know why I remember that 10 years later.
>>1237890 >QRD that picture was posted by their twitter people warned that having a puppy that close to wires is a bad idea the dog is never seen again their twitter posts a picture of a completely different dog sometime later
>>1237684 Will modders make an improved version? Maybe add that water pressure system that I remember was planned at some point.
Once again I'm reminded of that guy that accidentally got a disc with the StarCraft 2 (or was it 1?) source code and instead of releasing it for the betterment of mankind he just gave it back to Blizzard.
And all Blizzard gave in return for this incredible act of kindness that probably saved them millions just from having to rewrite a lot of the network code to deal with cheats, not to mention people not buying the game either due to playing it for free or because they are playing a copy-cat version... all Blizzard did was give him life-time access to BlizzCon.
>>1237684 God I remember shitposting on their forum during college and eventually got banned for tiptoeing around the rules constantly. I wanted to build colonies of space monkies but the gameplay loop got boring.
>>1237922 >>1237927 I've managed to compile it flawlessly on Linux using the default cmake config, but I can't run it without crashing due to it being unable to parse a file (interface.config) for some reaosn. Not a single clue how files are organized so I probably need to get a release copy for reference >>1237930 It's definitely real.
>>1237932 Alright, I figured it out. You need to copy the files in scripts/linux to the directory of the executable, and the assets directory needs to be above the directory of the executable (../assets) >>1237934 If on Linux, just enter the source directory, run "cmake .", then make. For me it just works because all the libraries and header files required I already have installed.
>>1237936 I've no clue how Windows and Visual Studio work but there's probably a guide somewhere for setting up cmake projects with it, like how OP's video has it set up.
>>1237932 Yeah, I figured the linux compliation would be straightforward, some people suggested a couple things in the /v/ thread for compiling it on windows and am going to try them.
>>1237890 >>1237895 For all we know, the puppy could've also been weaned off too early. But yeah, nobody from Chucklefish ever followed up on its fate and so it remains a mystery.
While we're here, would it be worth posting screencaps of Chucklefuck tomfoolery?
>>1237919 Even if people did make a community edition, you're not going to see it for at least another 10 years. Spinning up and running a volunteer dev team is a very time-consuming process, if it happens at all.
CMake Warning (dev) at CMakeLists.txt:1 (PROJECT): cmake_minimum_required() should be called prior to this top-level project() call. Please see the cmake-commands(7) manual for usage documentation of both commands. This warning is for project developers. Use -Wno-dev to suppress it.
-- Selecting Windows SDK version 10.0.19041.0 to target Windows 10.0.22621. CMake Deprecation Warning at CMakeLists.txt:3 (CMAKE_MINIMUM_REQUIRED): Compatibility with CMake < 3.5 will be removed from a future version of CMake.
Update the VERSION argument <min> value or use a ...<max> suffix to tell CMake that the project does not need compatibility with older versions.
-- Source ID: GITDIR-NOTFOUND -- Architecture: x86_64 -- Little Endian: TRUE -- System: windows -- System family: windows -- C/C++ compiler: msvc -- Statically linking to CRT: OFF -- Building GUI: ON -- Building Qt tools: OFF -- Using Steam platform services: OFF -- Using Discrod platform services: OFF -- Using Lua API checks: OFF -- Using jemalloc: OFF CMake Error at C:/Program Files/CMake/share/cmake-3.27/Modules/FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake:230 (message): Could NOT find ZLIB (missing: ZLIB_LIBRARY ZLIB_INCLUDE_DIR) Call Stack (most recent call first): C:/Program Files/CMake/share/cmake-3.27/Modules/FindPackageHandleStandardArgs.cmake:600 (_FPHSA_FAILURE_MESSAGE) C:/Program Files/CMake/share/cmake-3.27/Modules/FindZLIB.cmake:200 (FIND_PACKAGE_HANDLE_STANDARD_ARGS) CMakeLists.txt:405 (FIND_PACKAGE)
-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
yeah, im getting this error and I don't feel like fucking with this.
>>1237684 that twitter post just got deleted. He hasnt posted on the twitter for 4 years now I think he wants to take you to court or some shit based on that
>>1237959 >>1237967 Got it to build under vs2022, so what I did was this, I installed x64 CMake. Then I edited scripts\gitlab-ci\windows64\build.bat
..\source -> ..\..\..\..\source Visual Studio 14 Win64 -> Visual Studio 17 v140 -> v143 Removed all the QT stuff Turned all the ON to OFF
then just removed the rest of the lines cause I didn't want them, but you can keep them, it just goes from creating the cmake stuff to actually building it.
After I altered build.bat, I ran it, then navigated to the newly created build folder, and opened starbound.sln then just built the game.
>>1237984 if you say so man, but there's absolutely no reason to expose yourself to risk like this. it's an open-shut case and could very well personally bankrupt this person.
>>1237985 ConcernedApe was able to win publishing rights for his own game after realizing that Tiy just sits around collecting royalties for games that neither him or his 'team' had any involvement in. They managed to kill a puppy in their own offices. These guys are irresponsible and lazy to the point that I wouldn't be surprised that a contracted janitor stole a forgotten USB that just happens to have the source code on it.
>>1237986 again, i hope for the leaker's sake that you're correct and they don't bother taking legal action, but doing it this was reckless. i just don't understand the rationale.
Going to ask this here; >>1237976 using the methods above, I was able to get the project files built out, however it states it can't find the DLLs even when placing them next to the .bat file, the project files, etc.
Thing is, I actually enjoyed the game at first somewhat. It was a little barebones and weird but I enjoyed what was there of it, and I really loved the races and the flavor the setting had. Thing that killed it for me was whatever update brought out the huge generic story that got slapped on it. Played as a Floran and felt stupid trying to avenge Earth or whatever when all my race gave a shit about was stabbing things and eating them and then stealing whatever they owned. Though more likely than that it just sucked to have such a linear and slow, boring storyline forced upon what used to be a pretty chill open-ended game.
Whole game's lifespan was just lots and lots of hype leading up to mediocrity and carelessness. Had a Starbound wallpaper and everything back in 2013. Here's to it having a better life as an open-source game.
Holy shit, I still have the album of the old roadmap for this that used to be in the OP of /sbg/. Fucked up how much time has passed since Chucklefuck lied and continued to ruin the game. Good shit op
>>1237832 As someone with zero attachment to this you are a fucking moron. Releasing source code for an old game with no active development that is probably at its effective market cap already isn't just "doing good", it should be a moral obligation.
>>1237684 >>1237686 Huge 1-click-install modpack that makes the game not only playable but maybe even enjoyable: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2407562949 It doesn't just add content, it also fixes a fuckton of issues
>>1238001 >You actually believe that don't you? All progress on SB stopped for over 6 months with Tiy at the helm, with the exception of making art assets and idea people floating ideas. All because there wasn't a single programmer working at chucklefuck during that half a year, not counting Tiy, who apparently didn't feel like working. If you had been a kickstarter backer who followed the game closely or an /sbg/ veteran you'd know that, tourist
>>1237954 >>1237973 >>1238036 >>1238070 That seems unlikely I imagine that shit is tied to dev accounts It's likely just means somebody could make an exe that looks, to steam and GOG, like starbound
>>1237919 God that was stupid. Also that faggot that gutted out an original xbox into a pc case. I still cling to hope that he made a copy and will release it much later as cope.
>>1237976 Following this, I managed to build the project, but running it returns this error. All DLLs are next to the exe, but this seems to be something else? Any ideas?
>>1237684 All I wanted was Terrarria in space Chucklecuck! Why was that so fucking hard for you? I am legot going to learn how to build this POS source code so I can make the game I wanted Starbound to be. Other people can play it too if they want.
Here's some patches that worked for me with my local install of QT WinRT 5.7.1 and VS buildtools 2022. Others should update the QT_PREFIX_PATH in scripts/gitlab-ci/windows64/build.bat to reflect their own QT dev tools folder. Maybe even don't use patch 2 if you don't want WinRT QT.
>meanwhile on leddit HAHAHAHAHAHA TIY GAVE UP BEFORE HE EVEN TRIED WE WONNNNN GAHAHAHAHA GET FUUUCKED God bless you OP. Never before have I been so ecstatic.
>>1238241 I'm no coder but let me get this straight so u be sayin that every single time the Starbound client sends a network packet, it goes down this list one by one to check what type of packet it is before sending it?
>>1238245 >every single time the Starbound client sends a network packet, it goes down this list one by one not necesarially as it could be compiled into a jump table. so depends on compiler and optimization level basically.
>>1238245 To be fair, if-else statements are pretty light work for the computer. It's mostly a readability issue because there's usually a better way to structure code.
>>1238343 >Any cool new stuff made for this yet it's been maybe two days anon it's not a backyard mod project, it's the entire compiled source code of a game. it's like if you took every letter of a book and laid them out bare you're about 3 years early if you expect anything significant from this
Ok, hot question, in the code there is references to a ton of database's of assets; Currently I'm unable to find the world generation assets. Anyone spot where those are stored at?
>>1238241 after looking at where this function is used, I can safely say that this is mostly just ugly; It is used to get a packet class from a u8 packet type for deserialization, I'd more complain about the allocations it does rather than the if chain.
>>1238241 modern compilers should have the intelligence to convert this to a switch statement, which is then converted to a jump table, and has basically no runtime cost
>>1238008 Kill source codes. Behead source codes. Roundhouse kick source codes into the concrete. Slam dunk a source code baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy source codes. Defecate in a source codes food. Launch source codes into the sun. Stir fry source codes in a wok. Toss source codes into active volcanoes. Urinate into a source codes gas tank. Judo throw source codes into a wood chipper. Twist source codes heads off. Report source codes to the IRS. Karate chop source codes in half. Curb stomp pregnant source codes. Trap source codes in quicksand. Crush source codes in the trash compactor. Liquefy source codes in a vat of acid. Eat source codes. Dissect source codes. Exterminate source codes in the gas chamber. Stomp source codes skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate source codes in the oven. Lobotomize source codes. Mandatory abortions for source codes. Grind source codes fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown source codes in fried chicken grease. Vaporize source codes with a ray gun. Kick old source codes down the stairs. Feed source codes to alligators. Slice source codes with a katana. Line up source codes for target practice. Dropkick a disabled source codes head to jupiter. Slice source codes up into lunch meat and feed them to pigs. Drive a busload of source codes into the grand canyon. Choke a source codes to death with a gucci belt. Shoot groups of source codes on sight. Suffocate a source codes with a shopping bag. Cave a source codes head with a hammer. Pistol-whip a source code.
>>1239385 >>1238008 >Kill Starbound developers. Behead Starbound developers. Roundhouse kick Starbound developers into the concrete. Slam dunk a Starbound developer baby into the trashcan. Crucify filthy Starbound developers. Defecate in a Starbound developers food. Launch Starbound developers into the sun. Stir fry Starbound developers in a wok. Toss Starbound developers into active volcanoes. Urinate into a Starbound developers gas tank. Judo throw Starbound developers into a wood chipper. Twist Starbound developers heads off. Report Starbound developers to the IRS. Karate chop Starbound developers in half. Curb stomp pregnant Starbound developers. Trap Starbound developers in quicksand. Crush Starbound developers in the trash compactor. Liquefy Starbound developers in a vat of acid. Eat Starbound developers. Dissect Starbound developers. Exterminate Starbound developers in the gas chamber. Stomp Starbound developers skulls with steel toed boots. Cremate Starbound developers in the oven. Lobotomize Starbound developers. Mandatory abortions for Starbound developers. Grind Starbound developers fetuses in the garbage disposal. Drown Starbound developers in fried chicken grease. Vaporize Starbound developers with a ray gun. Kick old Starbound developers down the stairs. Feed Starbound developers to alligators. Slice Starbound developers with a katana. Line up Starbound developers for target practice. Dropkick a disabled Starbound developers head to jupiter. Slice Starbound developers up into lunch meat and feed them to pigs. Drive a busload of Starbound developers into the grand canyon. Choke a Starbound developers to death with a gucci belt. Shoot groups of Starbound developers on sight. Suffocate a Starbound developers with a shopping bag. Cave a Starbound developers head with a hammer. Pistol-whip a Starbound developer.
>>1240406 You're gonna have to wait a while. I wouldn't expect a project to start within the next 2-3 years, and even if they do finish it'll take at least 10 more.
>>1240406 Realistically if we expect even just a random, dedicated autist to come out with something feasible, it would take at least another five or more years and there's going to have to be some dodging legal shit if Tiy doesn't loosen up or officially release it before then.
>Browse /t/ out of total bordedom, haven't even pirated shit in fucking decades >Somehow find my way into this thread You know when shit just fits right? Like a glove? You made my day OP
>>1240442 Unless they do it themselves, this can easily result in >take the code >make better game >game makes tens of millions >here comes Chucklefish and Tiy with lawyers to take all those profits and ip from you all while also bankrupting you
>>1237684 I played this game a long time ago expecting space terraria, it felt like there wasn't really anything there, got bored after a while. I guess i will try again, maybe i will get it this time.
>>1237957 Whew, good thing nobody cares about you tranny, the dumbass piece of shit dog is burning in hell after natural selection did a number on its shitty ass, and the same fate awaits you.
>>1237684 thanks for remember me the existence of this game, which I don't know anything about and that I only had saw a fucking furry vore unbirth animation of pokemon in youtube
>>1251714 I've already made a cross-platform server and client that supports things like StarExtensions' "overground tiles", placing tiles in mid-air, client-side NPCs, etc. Discord server link: https://discord.gg/9AqvMnsnc
>last played 6 years ago the beta was neat but then the 7 updates, each of which removed half the content really killed it for me chucklefuck can suck my asshole
If you want my two cents, avoid this project - https://github.com/OpenStarbound/OpenStarbound - like the plague. It's run by trannies, and I hear they've asked somebody to take down his fork of the project because he doesn't agree with their politics.
>>1237974 I tried finding it on the wayback but to no avail. https://web.archive.org/web/20141018064921/https://twitter.com/Tiyuri is the closest I got to it. A direct link to the tweet would be VERY helpful and hopefully future proof to screw tiy over, or at least stop someone for getting too screwed over by him
Hey, bros. I don't know much about computers or coding, but i am willing to learn. Is there any guide on how to compile this game? Anything helps. Thanks!
>>1274644 The links in OP show no guide or instruction, at most show him compiling the game. Also, i am using Windows. I don't even know if it's possible to compile it in windows.
>>1274784 It is possible to compile SB on Windows. Steps: 1. Download and install Visual Studio. 2. Download and install CMake. 3. Change the Visual Studio version in scripts/windows/setup64.bat to "Visual Studio 17 2022". 4. Double-click setup64.bat. 5. Double-click build/ALL_BUILD.vcxproj when the batch file is done doing it things. 6. Hit "Build" in Visual Studio.
>>1274928 Oh, you may also need to download and install libpng and ZLib so that SB can link against them, though the generated VS project file *should* use the ones in the lib/ directory. These libraries both have Windows installers available.
>>1281497 characteristic Optimized image rendering and increased multiplayer frame rates. Client-side multi-core support. Additional lua registration functions have been added, which can be found in the list. Optimized Chinese input to solve the problem that the input does not display the candidate box. Add online information panel, adapt to the standard plug-in server and the original server.
>>1279087 what do any of these do? I opened the xSB-2 discord server and they constantly fucking ping in there but there is still no fucking context. I have no fucking clue what this even does or what the updates even are. What the fuck am I looking at?
>>1268078 I found that project trying to make the game playable on windows, but seems like it doesn't even run on windows 7 like the original game. Tried compiling it but no luck, probably because they updooted the cmake versions and added a bunch of modern stuff on it. I don't understand why the linux version of the game runs so smootly, is it emulated on the fly on windows or something?
>>1237684 Is Starbound good? I was mid way (I think?) through a playthrough but stopped due to being busy, somewhere around the time this leak occurred. Should I continue my playthrough or do some other version?
>>1309363 Vanilla SB is a boring slog. Add frackin universe and inventory expansion mod at the very least and start anew. FU makes this game way more tolerable
>>1309380 Alright. I guess when I'm bored I'll see what my progress was left at, then give it a few hours and then look into FU.
One thing I was getting tired of was the boring random quests and having to remember weird items and shit. Having an expended inventory would really make them more tolerable.
>>1310236 FU's best feature is it's progression. In vanilla you mine, make armor and epp to survive in the next tier environment, then craft the next tier armor. In FU you: Research the metal to unlock the crafting recipes for the armor Gathering the material, made way better by things like the mining laser and ore probe Choosing what type of armor you want this tier (ranged, melee, wapon type, resistances etc) The downside is that there is a lot more items that you need to keep in your inventory, hence the inventory mod
>>1237684 >The original /sbg/ from way back. It's been 10 years, but we finally won in the end. yoooooo let's gooooo >>1237815 I'm definitely looking forward to playing Starbound: Not Shit Edition™
>>1237839 Lmfao years later >>1237684 Fuck Tiy, fuck him and trying to snag Secrets of Grindia and then immediately putting their blocking mechanic in SB after getting publicly rejected on twitter.
>>1299943 whoever manages the starbound workshop on steam, disabled anonymous downloads, so we can't use tools like steamcmd to get starbound workshop items unless we buy the stupid game.
>>1324291 >>1299943 Correct version reuploading at https://filebin.net/w6i5n328hhry6q4n still Turns out steam gave up downloading a third of the way through. Now 2.2gb instead of 700mb. should be done in 5~ minutes.
>>1238395 Not if handling the ifs takes a couple of nanoseconds while a packet takes up to hundreds of milliseconds to transfer (a million times slower).
>>1340609 you're basically asking to optimize The Internet and I wouldn't know the first thing about how to revamp global infrastructure to make data transmission as fast as it would be to process a program
2025 update on how shits going? both OpenStarbound and xStarbound are updated frequently, though I think xStarbound is rewriting shit in C as well which is huge for portability, I might look at that more.
>>1349445 Honestly I had expected SB's source code to be left in the open void for eternity. The fact there's ongoing project(s) for it is actually kinda interesting. I hope you found success in the past few months, anon
>>1237684 Based based based. Fuck the chucklefucks. Can't believe I just found out about this. >>1267847 We are here forever, even if we come less or drift around at times.
>>1349445 Huh, so people are developing on this code openly. Did Chucklefish end up actually releasing the source code under some kind of open license eventually, or do they just not care about the leak?
>>1349445 xstarbound works on win7, the other one sucks and keeps crashing so it's garbage, of course that is the popular one, I didn't expect another outcome...
Nice to see some good news for this game for the first time in over a decade. >>1237832 Nah it wasn't fine, they lied to their own staff and customers, and turned the game into a buggy shitpile.
Not only did they fuck up the story when they did the rewrite, they removed a TON of good interactive/decorative assets, and introduced bugs that never got fixed, like all the damn memory leaks in every single crafting bench, and the item printer >T.early access supporter who put almost 600h into the game >>1237839 ah man I forgot all about that little guy. RIP little pup. >>1237919 >will modders Probably not, for multiple reasons. Setting up a competent dev team that -could- rebuild starbound and deliver what was promised would probably take years, including getting them familiar with all of the game files they'd be changing. Then there's the dev time they'd need to actually do the rebuild. You're probably looking at another decade before it's finished and ready to go, that's a lot of time for a game that hasn't even been relevant in a decade.
>>1237944 A lot of the content they removed was stuff they made when they were still planning on adding dozens of factions and races and shit that they ended up scrapping for the story rewrite(probably when they realized they weren't capable of making the scope of game they wanted to make originally)
They had full decorative/interactive item sets for a bunch of different styles and themes. >>1238132 kek they never even removed all the "removed content" from that 3d printer thing you could put credits in to print objects. you can still print some of the decorative shit. Shame that was part of the reason the printer had so many fucking memory leaks.
>>1310236 it was better before they rewrote the story and removed more than half of the game's content. It was still tolerable(with mods) when I last played it in 2020, but it never ended up being the space terraria it was promised to be.
>>1237944 because the developer was a dog killing nigger-souled limey loser >>1390437 >open starbound and xStarbound Oh shit, I didn't even know these were a thing. Just goes to show how little Starbound truly matters these days