Spring RTS Engine

Really strange. :( I found the file in my build-directory: /spring_0.80.5.2/installer/builddata/maphelper/maphelper/parse_tdf.lua I renamed the directory to something else, started Springlobby, no errors for me. I've searched for the file in my system and this is the only place it exist. Try reinsta...

Thanks for that hoijui! That's really nice to get it to intall where you want it!

Hope it works for you willbefast!

I would recommend some music from MAN2 (Massive Assault Network 2), works really nice mixed with TA music.

Try install libxcursor1 and libxcursor-dev Write in terminal: sudo apt-get install libxcursor1 libxcursor-dev Edit: About the question where to build this thing. As what I know, it doesn't matter where you build it. When you type, sudo make install , it installs the game on the system, i.e. /usr/loc...

It's more easy than it looks like, easy too say... :wink:. If you have compiled a little project before it is not so much different, I guess you already found this page: http://springrts.com/wiki/Build_from_source Just trying to be overwhelmingly obvious, not trying to degrade the human race, here i...

Hehe, hope it works for ya! If there are any questions about installing it from source just ask!

FileHandler.cpp is found in rts/System/FileSystem/.

For my part, SOLVED! :P In function CFileHandler::Seek in file FileHandler.cpp: void CFileHandler::Seek(int length, ios_base::seekdir where) { GML_RECMUTEX_LOCK(file); // Seek if (ifs) { #ifdef WIN32 // on mingw, EOF bit does not get reset when seeking to another pos ifs->clear(); #endif //Call to f...

I partly solved it, but with a very interesting conclusion! Changing the return value to -1 in the callback function VorbisStreamSeek in file OggStream.cpp, or just passing NULL to the ov_callbacks STRUCT, will make the music appear in the game. Though disabling the VorbisStreamSeek function will, I...

libvorbis / libvorbisfile 1.2.0
libogg 1.1.3

Tried compile and install the latest sources but I'm not sure if they where installed correctly and active.

willbefast, hehe, I'm not so savvy as you think! ;) Anyway, I compiled the new Realtek HD drivers (v5.14), which also didn't work. I've been looking through a little more and found in my log this: [ 0] Sound: Unable to open audio file: FailedCommand [ 0] Sound: CSound::GetSoundId: could not find sou...

I'm using a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 motherboard with an Intel Core i7 920, 2.66GHz CPU and 6Gb RAM: http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Support/Motherboard/Manual_Model.aspx?ProductID=2958#anchor_os which have builtin audio Realtek ALC889A. I've compiled and installed Realtek audio drivers v5.13: http://www.rea...

Thanks, already done that. I've also tried disabling pulseaudio with this guide:
http://idyllictux.wordpress.com/2009/04 ... io-at-bay/

I don't know if I've disabled it correctly. I removed the pulseaudio package from synaptic, but I'm not sure if it is enough. Though I noticed a change in the sound-manager where PulseAudio existed as an option before uninstalling, and now the option PulseAudio doesn't exist in the list. But maybe s...

Thank you for your reply. I've managed to compile and run Spring. Though the problem persist. I've been stepping into the code. But before doing any conclusions, I need to test the boost libraries to see if there is some fault there. I've managed to step into to the SoundSource.cpp code and I'll try...

Hmm, ok, but I get a feeling not so many people complaining about the bug. It seems it works out for others, I'll try download the source and compile, maybe it helps.

I've been trying to use a music widget and it for me also freezes the game. I'm running Spring v.0.80.5 on Crunchbang 9.04 32-bit, removed the PulseAudio from the package-manager. There is something wrong with the PlaySoundStream function which freezes the game totally, no fail logs or debug-output ...