Junex (from the creator of Newcube)

by Nixot on 12/29/2009 18:16, 15 messages, last message: 01/23/2010 16:03, 2520 views, last view: 05/03/2024 14:42

Here is the first ever version of Junex (alpha 0.1) codenamed "Infreme" because it only has two levels (one is incomplete). Please send me your feedback.

http://www.quadropolis.us/node/2364

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by Joste on 12/30/2009 03:41

So unless we are running windoze we need to compile this?

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by Nixot on 12/30/2009 11:22, refers to #1

Sorry, but yes.
Last night I was trying to compile the source code under Linux, but to no avail. Any help on compiling the source code and what I need to do to get it to compile correctly I would be forever grateful for.

As for Mac users, I don't know as I don't use Macs except in Music lessons at school. Sorry!

7 times 8? These puzzles are getting harder!

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by Nixot on 12/31/2009 22:09

Junex 0.2 Mapfin has been released! Please leave a comment on Quadropolis!

1 times 5... I take back what I said before.

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by SheeEttin on 01/01/2010 08:42, refers to #2

Well, first of all, using a zip kills permissions on the files under Linux, so auto-building of enet fails (and without enet, the rest fails). If you can modify the Makefile to call "sh configure" or something, that wouldn't be a problem.

In any case, it compiled fine here (after about a million "deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’" warnings"), but immediately segfaulted with the following backtrace.

#0 0x003ba526 in glBindTextureEXT () from /usr/lib/libGL.so.1
#1 0x0805bcc5 in createtexture (tnum=10000, w=1, h=1, pixels=0xbffff1dd, clamp=false, mipit=false, filter=true) at rendergl.cpp:89
#2 0x08075e66 in clearlights () at lightmap.cpp:581
#3 0x08066634 in empty_world (factor=7, force=true) at world.cpp:258
#4 0x08055461 in main (argc=1, argv=0xbffff364) at main.cpp:162

Full backtrace (which is hardly any more interesting, at least to me) is at http://pastie.org/763059 .

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by Nixot on 01/01/2010 12:40

I see. So, what permissions do I have to set under Linux, and what file format should I use to preserve the permissions?

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#6: Linux compile howto, and thoughts

by CCmachine_ubuntu-desktop on 01/01/2010 18:49

The permissions need to be done by

chmod ug+rwx -R junex02/

ug: give these permissions to the current user and the user group the current user is in)

+rwx: apply read,write and execute permissions.

-R: apply these permissions recursively to the entire contents of a folder

I posted a full guide on the quadropolis node:

http://www.quadropolis.us/node/2364

Nice work. I'd definitely like to see it finished.

Anyone else think someone should port savegames into Sauerbraten? Savegames are much better than infinite lives and respawnpoints IMO.

-Andy/CC

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#7: Re: Linux compile howto, and thoughts

by SheeEttin on 01/02/2010 06:09, refers to #6

Not exactly.

The standard Linux package has all the correct permissions set.
Directories end executables (binaries, shell scripts) should be something like 0774, and regular files something like 0664. (If you don't know, those are octal permissions, and Wikipedia or the chmod man page should explain them adequately.)

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#8: Re: Linux compile howto, and thoughts

by CCmachine_ubuntu-desktop on 01/02/2010 16:40, refers to #7

ug+rwx sets *77*. The *s stay as they were previously. Hmm, I see your point, the data files don't need to be executable. Is there a quick way to change all files to 664 and all dirs to 774? The recursive operator changes all files, folders, subfolders and subfiles.

I don't imagine it matters much, just an inconvenience if you try to tab-complete "./".

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by Nixot on 01/02/2010 18:28

How the hell can you execute a folder?!

Oh, and I never use tab complete, I always use the Up key to do recent commands.

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by SanHolo on 01/02/2010 22:31, refers to #9

You need execute rights on folders in order to cd into them (make them your working directory)

And tab-completion especially works well with files/directories, that's totally different from the up/down arrows. Type "/u TAB" and most likely it will auto-complete to "/usr".

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by Nixot on 01/02/2010 22:46

I understand the idea, and have used it a lot with Quake, but for me, instead of tab-completing a really long script like ./configfl42xzkghtyu3o576 I would type it out in full (or rename it to soemthing short or LS and copypaste if I'm using Gnome) and press Up and edit the params and Enter.

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by Nixot on 01/03/2010 20:08

Junex 0.21 "Mapfin II" is here! Sorry, no Linux binaries, because once I had installed Windoze onto the other hard drive of my linux laptop, Grub was got rid of. So I will have to find out how to install that too.

Finally, Keybase has been completed. Enjoy!

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#13: ..

by Nixot on 01/09/2010 17:59

Earhell released! Music is now available for all the levels! Hooray!

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#14: Re: linux then windoze

by MeatROme on 01/23/2010 04:25, refers to #12

M$ only accepts itself, no other.
It's a little like that one commandment from the bible - ask some religious person for which number it is : "Thou shalt not have any god-eth beside-th myself-eth"
So you should always FIRST install windows, then linux - that way GRUB (or other bootloader) can handle the operating systems available!

To fix: just boot with some linux-disc and then reinstall grub.
A quick google-search brought up this - that'll help most of you out there I guess, other's will probably know what parts to adapt or should switch to Ubuntu as it is a newbie friendly distro - it's very Windoze-like, trying to guess what you want before you have a chance to tell it ;-)
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
HTH

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#15: Re: linux then windoze

by tentus_ on 01/23/2010 16:03, refers to #14

I believe it was Exodus 20, לֹא-יִהְיֶה לְךָ אֱלֹהִים אֲחֵרִים, עַל-פָּנָי, thou shalt have no other gods before me. (Watch my horrible hebrew do terrible terrible things to the forum database).

But yeah, MS first and then Linux. When you're the #1 operating system by around 90% it's pretty easy to shut your eyes and pretend that nothing else is out there.

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