Overgrowth Linux - Revision history

Telmo at 05:21, 28 October 2017

2017-10-28T05:21:53Z

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	You can install the package [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/overgrowth/ overgrowth] from the AUR.		You can install the package [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/overgrowth/ overgrowth] from the AUR.
	===Libraries===		===Libraries===
	If you install the AUR package all required libraries should be pulled in automatically. If you install Overgrowth manually or using ~~SUMLauncher~~ you will need to acquire the dependencies manually. The following should provide a good starting point:		If you install the AUR package all required libraries should be pulled in automatically. If you install Overgrowth manually, using SUMLauncher or using Steam you will need to acquire the dependencies manually. The following should provide a good starting point:
	<pre># pacman -S --needed freeimage freealut sdl ~~sdlnet~~</pre>		<pre># pacman -S --needed freeimage freealut sdl sdl2_net</pre>

	===SUMLauncher===		===SUMLauncher===

Autious: /* LaunchApp: failed to execvp: [...]/AwesomiumProcess */

2017-03-30T10:51:40Z

LaunchApp: failed to execvp: [...]/AwesomiumProcess

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	Unlike Windows systems, Unix-based systems are mostly case-sensitive in its directory paths. This reflects when, after starting Overgrowth, the system tries to find a "Data" folder, when the folder that is provided is actually called "data", without the capital D. Changing the lowercase D to uppercase should fix this issue.		Unlike Windows systems, Unix-based systems are mostly case-sensitive in its directory paths. This reflects when, after starting Overgrowth, the system tries to find a "Data" folder, when the folder that is provided is actually called "data", without the capital D. Changing the lowercase D to uppercase should fix this issue.

	~~==LaunchApp: failed to execvp: [...]/AwesomiumProcess==~~

	~~In case the game simply freezes after being started, it might be a good idea to start it through the terminal in order to read its output log:~~
	~~<pre>./Overgrowth.bin.x86</pre>~~

	~~You might be able to see an error message similar to this:~~

	~~''LaunchApp: failed to execvp:~~

	~~[path to Overgrowth]/lib/AwesomiumProcess''~~

	This means that the system has no permission to run the file called AwesomiumProcess inside the lib directory. In order to grant the necessary permissions for the file, open a terminal, go to the lib folder where AwesomiumProcess is and run the following command:

	~~<pre>chmod +x AwesomiumProcess</pre>~~

	~~[[Category: Overgrowth]]~~

Autious: /* Libraries */

2017-03-30T10:51:02Z

Libraries

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	# emerge -av media-libs/freeimage		# emerge -av media-libs/freeimage
	# emerge -av media-libs/freealut		# emerge -av media-libs/freealut
	# emerge -av media-libs/libpng:1.2</pre>		# emerge -av media-libs/libpng:1.2
			# emerge -av media-libs/libsdl-net:1.2
			</pre>

	===Groups===		===Groups===

Autious: /* Libraries */

2017-03-30T10:50:36Z

Libraries

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	===Libraries===		===Libraries===
	If you install the AUR package all required libraries should be pulled in automatically. If you install Overgrowth manually or using SUMLauncher you will need to acquire the dependencies manually. The following should provide a good starting point:		If you install the AUR package all required libraries should be pulled in automatically. If you install Overgrowth manually or using SUMLauncher you will need to acquire the dependencies manually. The following should provide a good starting point:
	<pre># pacman -S --needed freeimage freealut sdl</pre>		<pre># pacman -S --needed freeimage freealut sdl sdlnet</pre>

	===SUMLauncher===		===SUMLauncher===

Autious: /* 64-bit systems */

2017-03-30T10:49:58Z

64-bit systems

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	===64-bit systems===		===64-bit systems===
	The following is no longer necessary as we build and deliver a 64 bit binary package, but is still necessary if you wish to run the 32 bit version.		''The following is no longer necessary as we build and deliver a 64 bit binary package, but is still necessary if you wish to run the 32 bit version.''

	Overgrowth tries to access the 32-bit (i386) version of many libraries whose 64-bit version (amd64) might already be installed in your system. In order to install the 32-bit version of these libraries, append '':i386'' at the end of the package name when using apt-get. For example, when running Overgrowth Alpha 208 on a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04, the following 32-bit libraries must be installed, despite its 64-bit versions already being installed:		Overgrowth tries to access the 32-bit (i386) version of many libraries whose 64-bit version (amd64) might already be installed in your system. In order to install the 32-bit version of these libraries, append '':i386'' at the end of the package name when using apt-get. For example, when running Overgrowth Alpha 208 on a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04, the following 32-bit libraries must be installed, despite its 64-bit versions already being installed:

Autious: /* Installer */

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Installer

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	=Installer=		=Installer=

			''We currently don't ship an installer anymore, but we intend to do this in the future.''

	The Linux installer is a Bash script which loads a graphical installer. The shebang points to ''/bin/sh'', but it will not work with every shell.		The Linux installer is a Bash script which loads a graphical installer. The shebang points to ''/bin/sh'', but it will not work with every shell.

Autious: /* 64-bit systems */

2017-03-30T10:48:43Z

64-bit systems

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	===64-bit systems===		===64-bit systems===
			The following is no longer necessary as we build and deliver a 64 bit binary package, but is still necessary if you wish to run the 32 bit version.

	Overgrowth tries to access the 32-bit (i386) version of many libraries whose 64-bit version (amd64) might already be installed in your system. In order to install the 32-bit version of these libraries, append '':i386'' at the end of the package name when using apt-get. For example, when running Overgrowth Alpha 208 on a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04, the following 32-bit libraries must be installed, despite its 64-bit versions already being installed:		Overgrowth tries to access the 32-bit (i386) version of many libraries whose 64-bit version (amd64) might already be installed in your system. In order to install the 32-bit version of these libraries, append '':i386'' at the end of the package name when using apt-get. For example, when running Overgrowth Alpha 208 on a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04, the following 32-bit libraries must be installed, despite its 64-bit versions already being installed:
	<pre>sudo apt-get install libgconf2-4:i386 libnss3:i386 libgtk2.0-0:i386 libglu1-mesa:i386 libxft2:i386</pre>		<pre>sudo apt-get install libgconf2-4:i386 libnss3:i386 libgtk2.0-0:i386 libglu1-mesa:i386 libxft2:i386</pre>

Autious: /* Libraries */

2017-03-30T10:47:33Z

Libraries

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	===Libraries===		===Libraries===
	<pre># apt-get install libfreeimage3		<pre># apt-get install libfreeimage3
	# apt-get install libalut0</pre>		# apt-get install libalut0
			# apt-get install libsdl-net1.2
			</pre>

	===64-bit systems===		===64-bit systems===

Tetamusha: Addead a few extra steps for the 64-bit Ubuntu OS as well as some additional fixes

2014-12-31T13:10:30Z

Addead a few extra steps for the 64-bit Ubuntu OS as well as some additional fixes

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 <pre># apt-get install libfreeimage3
 # apt-get install libalut0</pre>
 ==Gentoo==
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 =Problems and solutions=
 Overgrowth currently has many severe bugs and issues on Linux. Luckily, there are fixes or workarounds for most of them. The below specifically assumes a199, so please upgrade before trying the suggestions here.
 ==Errors about GLSL appear, mentioning GLSL versions.==
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 <pre>LC_ALL=en_US ./Overgrowth.bin.x86_64 </pre>
 [[Category: Overgrowth]]

Gsedej: /* Errors about GLSL appear, mentioning GLSL versions. */

2014-01-03T16:03:19Z

Errors about GLSL appear, mentioning GLSL versions.

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	<pre>		<pre>
	# cd to your Overgrowth/Data/GLSL		# cd to your Overgrowth/Data/GLSL
	$ cd /usr/local/games/Overgrowth/Data/GLSL		cd /usr/local/games/Overgrowth/Data/GLSL
	# adds #version 130 to files		# adds #version 130 to files
	$ for f in $(ls .vert .frag); do echo -e "#version 130\n$(cat $f)" > $f; done		for f in $(ls .vert .frag); do echo -e "#version 130\n$(cat $f)" > $f; done
	</pre>		</pre>