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Looks like it doesn't work on Windows either - you'd have to quit to menu and re-assign controllers right now. An oversight on my end.. will fix it.
Thanks!
Looking forward to the update with that in :D
Change the top of your run.sh for Linux to this:
First line simply gets where run.sh is, a very handy one liner to get the exact directory of it. The other two lines are the only other bits changed in it, to replace the hard-coded path with $DIR for the location.
Leave the rest as normal.
This makes it boot perfectly on Manjaro Linux, and it won't matter where users install the game.
Onto gamepads...it works! Way way better than before, even my Logitech F310 is now picked up properly when it wasn't at all last time :D
However, the Back button still doesn't get detected on either the F310 or the Steam Controller. That's the last issue to solve.
Do I keep the export line or remove that too?
I will take a look at the back buttons not working - not sure why it won't pick those up.
Thanks for the support and looking into it, once the back button on gamepads work it's pretty much flawless and will be on almost any distribution with the script fix above.
I had a look at gamepads and could confirm that the back button doesn't work on Linux specifically.. works fine on Windows. So it'll need some more digging to figure out, aiming to have it fixed ASAP after today's.
Thanks again :)
No worries, it's one single button so it's not a massive issue but it would be good if YoYo could look into it and fix it. I really don't get why they don't just use SDL which has excellent gamepad compatibility.
Ah great, thanks for giving them a sample too! Hopefully they can get this sorted for everyone then :D
You're now doing things like this (again...):
You shouldn't do that, that's assuming people have the game on Steam installed in specific directories. You know what "../../" does right? That's going backwards in the directory path. This is why the script I supplied a few posts above was made the way it was, as it uses the proper $HOME variable to get the correct path for where you're trying to get the included Steam libs.
Even correcting that to have the launcher as this:
Doesn't work, as it seems the dependencies changed?
You also now have the steam api file both in the main folder, and in the /usr/lib/ folder.
I changed it to this to force it to use the libs you actually supply with the game:
But now this error:
So looks like the game dependencies changed from the libs you supply.
At this point, I'm just confused.
The script I put in this comment still works https://steamcommunity.com/app/375480/discussions/0/1638675549024198060/?tscn=1576593800#c1736635023060845650 (but that's not good, as it messes with copying files!)