- New features and other changes in the v0.85 release of ASECO/RASP:
* new /topsums command (short for: top summaries) to display the top-100 of players with the most top-3 ranked records (i.e. of /summary results)
* updated /best and /worst commands to include an track ID column so that tracks can be jukeboxed directly (without going through /list)
* new admin commands: /admin removethis and /admin erasethis to quickly remove the current track from rotation and, if erasethis, also delete the track file
* new up-to-date check at start-up (optional) and /admin uptodate command to check for the current version of ASECO/RASP; consequently, Jfreu's /uptodate command was disabled
* new <limit> configuration option in localdatabase.xml to restrict the highest records that are still displayed
* computation of the required number of votes for TMX /add and chat-based votes adjusted for low player counts
* the informational /helpvote messages sent to all players or just a new player can now be turned off completely
* an extra check for a "stuck" track in the jukebox is done when loading the next one, and if it fails to load twice it's dropped
* if <show_recs_before> in config.xml is true, the original Current Record message is redundant with the top-8 records list, and no longer shown
* if <show_recs_before> in config.xml is true and the player has a ranked record, then the Personal Best message can optionally be skipped ($always_show_pb = false)
Bug fixes in the v0.85 release of ASECO/RASP:
* in determining the required number of votes, spectators were still included for TMX /add votes – fixed
* when adding from TMX via /add or /admin add, a track with a '?' or '*' in its filename causes it to not load and get stuck in the jukebox – fixed by changing all occurrences of '?' and '*' into '_'
* in very rare conditions (running on WinXP with a buggy PHP time functions library in a country using 8-bit characters) the /server and /stats commands could fail silently because the 'strftime' system call returns a bogus timezone – fixed by changing to 'date' system calls
* using '$g$m' to clear text attributes after track names and player nicknames in various messages could result in inconsistencies with italics – fixed by replacing '$g$m' with '$z$s' (or occasionally '$z$s$i')
http://www.gamers.org/tmn/
Enjoy!
Xymph
P.S. Can someone explain how the Dedimania support in FAST works in general terms? Does using the Dedimania plugin work together with a local database, or is it one or the other?