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I finished playing through Trine today and really enjoyed it. Well worth the money.
Trine is a great game, i'd pay the same amount just for that one game.
Shadowgrounds and Survivor i can't get to run: "Got signal 11 at (nil) from (nil)". Same error in both.
It seems that these two games were developed a good few years back (2004?) and weren't really tested much on new hardware/distros. There are few threads on frozenbyte forums with various crashes and errors and no fixes.
I'm holding off playing those games in windows - the reason i got those games is that they "run" on linux. I would't pay a penny for windows only game.
Trine is a great game, i'd pay the same amount just for that one game.
Shadowgrounds and Survivor i can't get to run: "Got signal 11 at (nil) from (nil)". Same error in both.
It seems that these two games were developed a good few years back (2004?) and weren't really tested much on new hardware/distros. There are few threads on frozenbyte forums with various crashes and errors and no fixes.
I'm holding off playing those games in windows - the reason i got those games is that they "run" on linux. I would't pay a penny for windows only game.
Are you using the open source graphics drivers? I'm not sure, but you may require the proprietary drivers.
Fixed shadowgrounds by editing options.txt file. The string screen_bpp value needed changing from 32 to 24. Linux uses 24bpp. 32bpp is a windows setting, what is it doing in a linux version of the game?
Fixed shadowgrounds by editing options.txt file. The string screen_bpp value needed changing from 32 to 24. Linux uses 24bpp. 32bpp is a windows setting, what is it doing in a linux version of the game?
It was probably ported straight over, and the devs most likely forgot to create a new options.txt file for the linux version
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