Recent content by Eidolon

No. Unless another editor comes around that is not reliant on GL 3.2 Core, you are out of luck. Binary maps are not supported in Ring Racers.

No, you should not put the DLLs from v1 in the same directory. Ring Racers for Windows and macOS is linked statically with most of the dependencies we use, except for the exception handler DLLs on Windows (exchndl.dll and mgwhelp.dll). I_Error(): PNG_Read: libpng load error! We did not...

Sorry for the late response. Do you have libpng.dll or other DLLs that were part of v1 in the Ring Racers directory? If not, is libpng.dll in your Windows system32 or syswow64 directories?

Yes. The .bak files are the last version of these files that saved correctly. It's a last resort option, so you may lose a bit of progress.

You need to disable the XInput controller emulation software you are using because SDL is detecting both the original DInput device and the emulated XInput device.

Are you using any software to remap the controller as an XInput device, like x360ce or DS4Windows or anything else using ViGEmuBus?

Please see this reply in another thread.

We aren't using the master branch as a stable tree in Ring Racers like is done in other repos. If you want to build 2.3, you should checkout the v2.3 tag specifically.

Please delete these files and remove the .bak extension from the backup copies. ringdata.dat ringprofiles.prf Disable Hide Extensions for Known File Types in Windows Explorer's options before doing this. This is also posted in the wrong subforum. Please post in Ring Racers Support in the future.

Unfortunately, no. Your only options here are to use a VPN that assigns an IANA private IP range, rent an inexpensive VPS to run the game server on, or have someone else host the game and forward port 5029 because holepunching will not work for you. Starlink uses CGNAT, which prevents NAT...

See my reply in another thread here. This location is also where addons should be placed to see them easily in the in-game addon menu.

There are a number of possible issues: Their ISP is using Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT), which prevents NAT holepunching from working correctly both as a joiner and as a host. In these scenarios, if the host is behind NAT, they have to forward UDP port 5029 even if holepunching otherwise works for...

I love your art and I love this creature.

The desktop version of Pixelorama may be an acceptable alternative, if you can figure out how to import the game palette into it.

The files ringdata.dat and ringprofiles.prf are the ones you want to transfer between devices. In each version of the game, those files are located in: Windows: the installation folder of the game, i.e. where ringracers.exe is located Linux: The evaluated path $HOME/.ringracers. Under Flatpak...