CHeck YouTube I think there are tutroials idk
All of them are windows
works for srb2 but not for kartThe command is -opengl not --opengl and yes go to $/.var/app and search for .srb2, here put your models.dat and put the models in the models folder
/.var/app contains all the user-specific files for Flatpaks. IN the SRB2Kart folder, in the nested folder /.srb2 or /.srb2kart or whatever, make a new directory called "models" and store model files in there. I think you have to make your own models.dat also in the dot folder, but after that models should work.
The command is -opengl not --opengl and yes go to $/.var/app and search for .srb2, here put your models.dat and put the models in the models folder
Can you make a YouTube tutorial or something, I can't figure it out./.var/app contains all the user-specific files for Flatpaks. IN the SRB2Kart folder, in the nested folder /.srb2 or /.srb2kart or whatever, make a new directory called "models" and store model files in there. I think you have to make your own models.dat also in the dot folder, but after that models should work.
If you can't see these folders, press Ctrl-H. If that doesn't work, there's an option in one of the menus to show hidden folders (they all have . at the start of their name)Can you make a YouTube tutorial or something, I can't figure it out.
I know that, but as a basic boyo, I could not understand the instructionsIf you can't see these folders, press Ctrl-H. If that doesn't work, there's an option in one of the menus to show hidden folders (they all have . at the start of their name)
I don't know how to write a models.dat file, but Jeck Jims has one that you can copy, and if you follow the instructions on the Jeck Jims models addon page, with the appdata folder replaced with ~/.var/app/org.SRB2.srb2/.srb2, it'll work.I know that, but as a basic boyo, I could not understand the instructions