I remember stuff like skype used to clash with some haxe libs

The | is to pass the arg to the next command

so search and then kill

Thanks. Yeah, "port taken" was a problem on my end. I'm still confused about "lime builds X project folder but runs Y project folder" That persisted even after restarting, though it's gone now (for reasons unknown to me)

fwiw in powershell on windows you can do :

Get-NetTCPConnection | where Localport -eq 6001 | select Localport,OwningProcess

Localport OwningProcess
--------- -------------
     6001         33796

and then take the owning process id and do:

Get-Process -id 33796

 NPM(K)    PM(M)      WS(M)     CPU(s)      Id  SI ProcessName
 ------    -----      -----     ------      --  -- -----------
     41    48.51       9.86     272.28   33796   1 Code

port 6001 is what vscode uses with hashlink but whatever port it runs on just substitute that

if I was better at ps I could probably get this to a single command line

yay ! here's one way

Get-NetTCPConnection | where Localport -eq 6001 | get-process -id {$_.OwningProcess}

i just restored my pc and for some reason i'm getting the couldn't setup msvc error even when i installed build tools, vs 2019 and the components

the original server for X was still running, and it tried to run a new server for Y on the same port. since it couldn't start the server for Y because that would conflict with the server for X, it continued to load X instead of Y.

fixed it, had to install a lot of unrelated components for some reason

Hey guys, quick question: What fullscreen mode does Lime use? Exclusive fullscreen, DXGI to a window,...?

I'm having trouble with taking fullscreen screenshots and we're trying to debug it over in #165234904815239168

can we find this in SDL ?

hmmm SDL is

SDL_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN = 0x00000001,         /**< fullscreen window */

SDL_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN_DESKTOP = ( SDL_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN | 0x00001000 ),

limesetting up the SDL here

looks like lime is using windowed mode anyway /shrug

@purple-toddler-22641 afaik only a specific version of lime works for consoles, not that you need to get a screenshot from the game running on the actual machine

but anyway as an aside, you could dump the screen via game code

gives an

Image

object which can be saved as PNG

The console port is handled by someone else and they already got it running, don't ask me how

they probably have the old lime stuffs

I'll give readPixels a try, seems like the best solution right now...

I take it I use

readPixels

to grab the pixels, then

encode

to turn them into a png?

I have some code somewhere that does this

something like this

hx
// get the data
var image_pixels = window.readPixels(new Rectangle(0,0,width,height));
var image_bytes = image_pixels.encode();

// write the bytes to disk
var file =  sys.io.File.write(file_path, true);
file.writeBytes(image_bytes, 0, image_bytes.length);
file.close();

you need to watch that you do this just before the present call or you won't see all the shader effects

I wired it into the context3D with a macro to capture just before the buffers were swapped

Sounds like a fun time

I can point you at the code if it in any way helpful

Maybe? Worth a try I suppose