Recent content by onpon4

I really don't like the third boss. I couldn't tell that there's a difference between the real and fake ones, but more annoyingly, the clones knock you wildly rather than sending you back to the same place, so you're punished for something that you can't tell is anything but random. Falling...

I like the "analog" control option when I'm using a controller (though I don't get why it's called that... seems it's more of an auto camera mode to me), but what really bugs me is the difficulty of manually controlling the camera when this is on. It would be nice if either "rotate camera" was a...

Alright, thanks for the input. If all else fails, I guess I can always fall back on installing a 32-bit GNU/Linux system on a virtual machine or something. :)

Ah, OK. That's kind of odd, but it shouldn't be too much of a hassle. Thanks for the clarification. EDIT: Well, I have the 32-bit libraries, but when I try to compile it as 32-bit, I get several repeats of this message: cc1: error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction...

So, I compiled version 2.1.8 of the source code (from here) on my 64-bit GNU/Linux system and extracted the data files from the installer exe into /usr/local/share/games/SRB2, and it seems to run perfectly. But I don't seem to be able to play network games with my brother, who is using the...

Ah, OK, thanks!

Ah, that makes sense. Is there a download of these files, though (like an archive of them)? All I see on https://www.srb2.org/download/ are Windows executables and a link to the GitHub page. Obviously, I could get them from my brother, but depending on him to use Windows for me to get these data...

I didn't have that anywhere. When I mentioned that file name, my brother gave me his copy of srb2.srb and I put it in my home directory. That got me past where I got before, but now it gets an error: ~/SRB2-SRB2_release_2.1.8$ ./bin/Linux64/Release/lsdlsrb2 Compiled for SDL version: 1.2.14...

I downloaded the source code for SRB2 2.1.8, and I compiled it with this instruction (at the suggestion of readme.txt) after making sure the dependencies (and their header files) were installed: make -C src LINUX64=1As you can see, this is a 64-bit (x86-64) GNU/Linux system. More specifically...