Re: [Sserver-three-d] 2010 Competitions Singapore

[Ben <lgp...@16...>]

Hi Sander,

I've got one logfile. However, I cannot play it properly with the old version(simspark-0.2 and rcssserver3d-0.6.3).
At first, I tried to modify the logfile, eg. truncate the incompatible expressions, but failed. So I compile the latest binaries in 32-bit Windows right now, which can be download here[1].

As I found that the incompatibility includes:
Library Kerosin add a new built-in shape named 'StdCapsule' and there are other definitions, such as 'matSelect'.

Other problems:
Boost_1.34.1 can not be used, since 'boost/thead/locks.hpp' is newly added.
There still outputs error message "(MaterialServer) ERROR: Unknown material 'naoWhite'", any idea?

[1]http://www.shuidaotian.net/~ben/RoboCup3D_Server_Win_2010-06-24.zip


At 2010-06-23 21:52:50，"Sander van Dijk" <sgv...@gm...> wrote:
Hi Ben,

Team Apollo3D has offered to host them on a server that will be available in China. We will announce when that has happened.

Sander


2010/6/23 Ben <lgp...@16...>
Is there anyone who can provide links for downloading the logfiles in Mainland China?
That will be great, thanks a lot!

Regards
Ben



At 2010-06-23 20:55:03，Ben <lgp...@16...> wrote:
Thanks Sander.

I'm always waiting for the logfiles ;-P


Regards
Ben

At 2010-06-23 18:53:58，"Sander van Dijk" <sgv...@gm...> wrote:
Hello all community members,

As you will probably know, the RoboCup 2010 competitions are currently being held in Singapore. The 3D competition has been (and still is) very interesting, with many very tight, dynamic and exciting matches! The overall level is very high, with the traditional strong teams and couple of very good new teams.

The results so far can be found at:

http://www.robocup2010.org/competition_League.php?c=1&l=1&t=results

The logfiles of the finished games can be found at:

http://robocup.martenvdsanden.net/document.php?id=2

Tomorrow 11:00 am local time we will run the final between Apollo3d and Nao Team Humboldt.

Greetings from Singapore. Kind regards,

Sander









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