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#12189: Re: lee

by eihrul on 05/26/2009 03:49, refers to #12187

I am guessing no.

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#12190: Re: lee

by )FC($k!llz_ on 05/26/2009 04:20, refers to #12189

so i am guessing i clocked the wrong person?

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#12191: Re: Why call it Trooper?

by Hapexamendios on 05/26/2009 16:39, refers to #12188

<smacks forehead>
Thanks quin!
A big thank-you goes to geartrooper also! :P

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#12192: Linux noob question

by Dant on 05/26/2009 19:18

Well I've played Sauer in the past on Windows and just recently reformatted and dual-booted with Ubuntu. Any way I can't get the executable to run for some reason.

I didn't put this under bug reports because it's likely my stupidity.

Also I downloaded it 3 times so I know it's not file corruption and I also uncompressed it

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#12193: Re: Linux noob question

by MeatROme on 05/26/2009 20:03, refers to #12192

Heh - one of the (few) times the topic is actually used ..
you should run the .sh file, probably best from a console (Alt+F1 - 2x Arrow-Up - Arrow-Right - select "Terminal") .. then "cd" to your installation directory .. like "cd /opt/cube/Sauerbraten/Trooper" (wherever you unpacked it) and then type "./sauerbraten_unix".
If it still fails to run - did you really download the linux-package or are you attempting to run the EXE ?!?!
Also : look at http://cube.wikispaces.com/Install+Guide
and http://cube.wikispaces.com/Beginners+Guide as well as http://cube.wikispaces.com/Performance+Guide
..assuming you have installed the graphics drivers required for your hardware.
HTH

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#12194: Re: Linux noob question

by MeatROme on 05/26/2009 20:05, refers to #12193

Oh, forgot to mention this:
maybe it's a permissions thing - look for the eXecutable bit being set on the sauerbraten_unix script and the binaries inside bin_unix! (use "ls -l" for that - check the first 10 chars of each line for "rwx").

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#12195: Re: Linux noob question

by Dant on 05/26/2009 20:55, refers to #12193

Quote: "Heh - one of the (few) times the topic is actually used .."

Heh Heh, while I'm not sure that's a good thing, thx for the advice and I'll try it right away

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#12196: Re: Linux noob question

by Dant on 05/26/2009 21:05, refers to #12193

Ok I tried the first suggestion and it said

"./bin_unix/Linux_64_client: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL_image-1.2.so.0 cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory:

So I'm gonna say that it was either the permission thing or I'm missing files somewhere.

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#12197: Re: Linux noob question

by Dant on 05/26/2009 21:11, refers to #12195

One last thing when I was looking at the sauerbraten_unix script I noticed this at the end of it

"else
echo "Your platform does not have a pre-compiled Sauerbraten client."
echo "Please follow the following steps to build a native client:"
echo "1) Ensure you have the SDL, SDL-image, SDL-mixer, and OpenGL libraries installed."
echo "2) Change directory to src/ and type \"make install\"."
echo "3) If the build succeeds, return to this directory and run this script again."
exit 1
fi"

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#12198: Re: Linux noob question

by Dant on 05/26/2009 21:17, refers to #12197

So as you can tell everything linked to SDL libraries, bottom line:

I installed SDL libraries... now it works fine. Thx for the help anyway.

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#12199: Re: Linux noob question

by MeatROme on 05/26/2009 21:56, refers to #12198

great - have fun playing ..
.. and enjoy the empowerment of linux - an OS where (once u've learned something) it sticks :-)

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#12200: love it

by bot on 05/26/2009 22:02

I just wanted to thank the developers for making this fine game, keep up your good work !

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#12201: Re: Linux noob question

by Dant on 05/27/2009 06:31, refers to #12199

Heh, thx

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#12202: ip banned - why?

by Klimbim on 05/28/2009 21:30

Hey there,

When I try to connect to my favourite game,
I got the message "ip banned", but seriously
I dont know why!
How can I find out the reason?

Thank you very much indeed.

Klimbim

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#12203: Re: ip banned - why?

by c0rdawg on 05/28/2009 22:35, refers to #12202

Individual servers can ban clients without reason. The ban is cleared after a few hours or after the server becomes empty (whichever is first).

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#12204: ..

by Klimbim on 05/29/2009 01:09

Alright. Thank you

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#12205: Flag Help

by Zero-Zero-One on 05/29/2009 23:49

Hello, I am new here and in need of some assis. I am trying to make a CTF map, but I can't seem to make a 'grabbable' flag. Can someone tell me exactly how to put in the command for everything? I have looked at the Documentation and all and it tells me:
"flag" [Y] T Where Y is the camera Yaw and T is team (either 1 or 2). I put everything in for the Variables, but it doesn't work, it gives me "Unknown command: Flag". So all I would need is an example.

Thanks, and sorry if this is any trouble.

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#12206: Re: Flag Help

by Hapexamendios on 05/30/2009 00:34, refers to #12205

You should select the point on the geometry you want the flag to be and type the following into your console:

/newent flag T

where T is the team number (1 or 2)

The key problem I think you are having is that /newent is the command and flag is the entity.

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#12207: Re: Flag Help

by Zero-Zero-One on 05/30/2009 04:55

Thanks Hapexamendios.

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#12208: Message censored by administrator

by isuckinthis on 05/30/2009 20:23

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