That's the way to do it

[Đeath’ş Aļļ | Horst Fuchs]

How to get this one? I completed whole game without using points. But still don't know how to get this achievement.

[TheGlecter]

It's a level editor achievement (yeah, that sucks, I agree... :p).

You can download the Level Editor in Steam's Library -> Tools -> Gateways Editor. And, if I don't forget anything, this is what you have to do:
1. Create a new map in the editor.
2. Place a Help Point (if it isn't already).
3. Save the level.
4. Launch the game and open your custom level.
5. Go to the Help Point and hit backspace.
6. Do whatever you want and press backspace again.
7. Done!

[Đeath’ş Aļļ | Horst Fuchs]

Thanks.

[SYTL]

thx a lot i think they should tell us about it in the description of this achievement

[das]

Is there any way to do this on Linux?

[AsavarTzeth Linux]

Dassenberg lähetti viestin:

Is there any way to do this on Linux?

This exact thing made me annoyed. Ahh well, I suppose Wine would not be too much trouble in this case. I just hope the app works.

[Holysword]

AsavarTzeth Linux lähetti viestin:

Dassenberg lähetti viestin:

Is there any way to do this on Linux?

This exact thing made me annoyed. Ahh well, I suppose Wine would not be too much trouble in this case. I just hope the app works.

And does it work on Wine?
(I'm not even sorry for necromancing this)

[das]

I didn't get it to work on Wine, but that was around a year ago I think. I don't remember what the problem was.

That achievement is still the only one I need to get.

[Holysword]

Dastan lähetti viestin:

I didn't get it to work on Wine, but that was around a year ago I think. I don't remember what the problem was.

That achievement is still the only one I need to get.

Thanks for the info.
Even if the works on Wine, it is not fair for us to have to figure out how to get it to work there. They should just remove the achievement.

[das]

I agree. I tried it again today.

Got his error:

Install Mono 2.8 or greater for Windows to run .NET 4.0 applications.

I reinstalled Wine, set WINEARCH to win32, installed Mono and .NET 4.0, but it doesn't seem to work.

Now it says:

Unhandled Exception: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'GatewaysEditor.Game1' from assembly 'GatewaysEditor, Version=1.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.
[ERROR] FATAL UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'GatewaysEditor.Game1' from assembly 'GatewaysEditor, Version=1.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.

and, although I installed the .NET Framework:

To run this application, you first must install one of the following versions of the .NET Framework: 
v4.0.30319
Contact your application publisher for instructions about obtaining the appropriate version of the .NET Framework.

I don't know much about Wine, so if anyone knows a solution I'll be glad to hear about it.

[AsavarTzeth Linux]

I just got it using latest wine version 1.7.51 (staging). It should work the same with the upstream version as well.

I installed wine_gecko from the package manager, but the wine integrated installer should work as well. I used winetricks for convenience to install steam without issues.

After that I just installed the editor under the tools section and all dependencies .NET4, XNA etc. It failed more than once, but I ignored any issues and just proceeded. Sometimes it works anyways, I figured I would give it a shot. In the end the editor launched.

I am unsure which winearch was used. I normally create a win32 one manually since that tends to be more reliable (and to avoid .NET errors). But this time I just used the default.

[das]

AsavarTzeth Linux lähetti viestin:

I just got it using latest wine version 1.7.51 (staging). It should work the same with the upstream version as well.

I installed wine_gecko from the package manager, but the wine integrated installer should work as well. I used winetricks for convenience to install steam without issues.

After that I just installed the editor under the tools section and all dependencies .NET4, XNA etc. It failed more than once, but I ignored any issues and just proceeded. Sometimes it works anyways, I figured I would give it a shot. In the end the editor launched.

I am unsure which winearch was used. I normally create a win32 one manually since that tends to be more reliable (and to avoid .NET errors). But this time I just used the default.

Thank you, it finally worked for me. :)