Ok so its definately something to do with graphicalā¦ console works perfectly for me.
drivers are up to dateā¦
Oh. need to be using the unix version instead of the GC proprietary version. That seems to fix itā¦
grr nope. Thats still console any ideas how I can get experimental graphics to work? a command for WINE maybe? or a change to options, or command line change to system?
Why donāt you just build a Linux tiles version? That works perfectly fine for me.
Assuming you can compile from source, this command: nice -n 10 make all -j 4 -s CCACHE=1 RELEASE=1 TILES=1 SOUND=1 LOCALIZE=0 LUA=1 DYNAMIC_LINKING=1 ASTYLE=0 LINTJSON=0 RUNTESTS=0 BACKTRACE=0 LUA_BINARY=luajit
builds a fairly fast Linux executable with tiles support.
WTFā¦ when I try to extract the source file the whole window decides it canāt be interacted with
likeā¦ I can still close the window, or drag it around its not unresponsive, I just canāt interact with anything but the window itself.
Edit: Ah, nvm I still had a window open in the background I hadnāt finished a propt with
hmā¦ ok. So what do I run that commandā¦ on? I am loving Ubuntu, and am taking an edX course on itā¦ but I have no idea what Im doing with this stuff yet
What are you doing?
clone the repository once: git clone https://github.com/CleverRaven/Cataclysm-DDA.git
enter the new directory cd Catacylsm-DDA
then run that make command.
then invoke the game: ./catacylsm-tiles &
later, from the Catacylsm-DDA directory, if you want to update: git fetch; git pull
and then run the make again.
You either need to remove LUA=1 from the make command invocation, or add the lua packages to your system. If you want to use mods than use lua, I suggest the latter.
Edit: Oh godā¦ Im not sure what iām doing anymore.
I installed some kind of lua libraries then uninstalled them because I realized I could just run install lua5.2
then I realized that was completely different and uninstalled it.
then I poked around and started looking at some of the build stuff on CDDA and reddit and installed some stuff/ tried some commands like nice -n 10 make all -j 4 -s CCACHE=1 RELEASE=1 TILES=1 SOUND=1 LOCALIZE=0 LUA=1 DYNAMIC_LINKING=1 ASTYLE=0 LINTJSON=0 RUNTESTS=0 BACKTRACE=0 LUA_BINARY=luajit[A
that didnāt work
If you want to compile against lua, youāll need the lua headers. Theyāre usually in a package named something like āliblua5.2-devā or whatever.
Or you could just LUA=0 and skip it.
Iām a Fedora guy for reasons, for sudo dnf install -y lua*dev* would do it for me.
If you donāt want Lua, then the command is ice -n 10 make all -j 4 -s CCACHE=1 RELEASE=1 TILES=1 SOUND=1 LOCALIZE=0 DYNAMIC_LINKING=1 ASTYLE=0 LINTJSON=0 RUNTESTS=0 BACKTRACE=0
Okay, one more tool missing from your toolkit. Luajit is a thing that speeds up Lua code, make sure you have it installed, and maybe take the [A off the end of your āLUA_BINARY=luajit[Aā part of your make command.