Troy: Divine Playground (2005 Source mod)

From Misc Data Digs

Leftover Model and Compiling Files[edit | edit source]

A bunch of SMD, QC and MB files can be found in models\props\vase01.

Unused Graphics[edit | edit source]

orn01.JPG is an earlier design of orn01.vtf.

Troy-Divine Playground-orn01.JPG

Unused Text[edit | edit source]

textures.txt

Original Translation
- ~50 textures (vtf, vmt, (+bump), jpg)

-Les dossiers contenant les textures sont a extraire dans le dossier material/troy_

-Certaines bases de textures ont eté telechargée sur des sites gratuits.

-Speed
- ~50 textures (vtf, vmt, (+bump), jpg)

-Folders with textures are extracted to the material/troy_ folder

-Some textures bases are downloaded from free sites.

-Speed

(Translation: divingkataetheweirdo)

CVS_SSH.doc

When using SSH, how do I make it so I don't need
to enter the password every time I do anything?

You need to make a public/private key pair. The public key goes on the server,
and the private key sits on your hard drive. Now, when you connect the server
can verify who you are because only you have your private key.

To further protect your private key it is encrypted on your hard disk with a
passphrase. You can however choose an empty passphrase, in which case you
never have to enter a password but anyone with access to your computer can
access your SSH CVS account. Or you can use an SSH Agent (such as
Pageant) which will remember your passphrase for the duration of one session,
so you only have to enter it once. 

TortoiseCVS uses a version of Plink as its SSH client. This means you can use
PuTTYgen to make a public/private key pair, and you can use Pageant to point to
where the private key is. First of all download them both from the PuTTY website.
 
For information on how to use them read the PuTTY documentation on
PuTTYgen and Pageant. In particular, make sure you read the sections "8.2:
Using PuTTYgen, the PuTTY key generator" and "9.3.1 Making Pageant
automatically load keys on startup".

Too lazy to do all this? There is an alternative solution, which is insecure as it
keeps your password in plaintext on your machine. Go to TortoiseCVS
Preferences -> SSH -> SSH parameters and set the value to -pw password. But
really, that would be an abuse of SSH. So if anyone asks, I didn't tell you about it,
OK? And please don't ask for us to add password caching to TortoiseCVS. We
won't do it.