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I have downloaded the CS2D client for linux, i have install the libstdc++(5 and after the version 7), but when i open the game, it show's the "loading" part and next it the game close!(Not showing any erro message's).
What's the problem?
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how to open CS2D on UBUNTU 13 04 ?
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I have downloaded the CS2D client for linux, i have install the libstdc++(5 and after the version 7), but when i open the game, it show's the "loading" part and next it the game close!(Not showing any erro message's).
What's the problem?
DC has writtenRun it from the console and see what it says.
the game continue closing.
I have read the "Linux Info.txt" and in that was written:
"tested on: Ubuntu 8.04.2"
Its a problem.Because the new Ubuntu(13.04), diferent of thats version, dont have gnome(have the unity), and had a lot of changes
DC said again. Run it from the console. Wait till it crashes. Read what got printed out in the console. Tell us. ohaz has writtenRead what DC said again. Run it from the console. Wait till it crashes. Read what got printed out in the console. Tell us.
DC said again. Run it from the console. Wait till it crashes. Read what got printed out in the console. Tell us.Ops
Here it is:
"Error: Failed to load image
gfx/player/t1.bmp
Please re-install CS2D"
DC has writtenDid you do what the instructions on the website say? You have unpack the WINDOWS (!!!) zip file to the same folder as the Linux binary! Otherwise all images and sounds are missing and you can't run the game.
Now it have open.But isnt playing any sound....
peq42 has writtenNow it have open.But isnt playing any sound....
Use padsp:
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padsp ./CounterStrike2D <arguments>
If you have sound generally (in system) - you won't manage to have sound in CS2D anyway, because you need to rebuild kernel with OSS support (and possibly Alsa).
@
Happy Camper: Ubuntu does not support OSS.
From the man page:
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padsp starts the specified program and redirects its access to OSS compatible audio devices (/dev/dsp and auxiliary devices) to a PulseAudio sound server.
So it removes the need for OSS.
Happy Camper has written peq42 has writtenNow it have open.But isnt playing any sound....
Use padsp:
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padsp ./CounterStrike2D <arguments>
I have try.... but it fail.
@DC:
I have tested every option of audio driver(and have tested all with Mono and Stereo), but the sounds continue not playing.
Happy Camper has writtenWhen you say it fails, you mean that there is still no sound when using padsp? It doesn't crash or print some error message? Do you get sound with other programs?
Yes, i mean it still no sound.
The game dont crash or anything like that, just no play any sound.
EDIT:
Doing padsb ./CounterStrike2D <arguments> it show's the message:
bash: erro de sintaxe próximo do `token' não esperado `newline'
(or in english:
bash: syntax error near `token 'unexpected' newline '
)
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padsp ./CounterStrike2D
Happy Camper has writtenWhen I wrote <arguments> I meant that you should replace that with some arguments, e.g. -full. So try this instead:
You need to cd to the CS2D folder first.
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padsp ./CounterStrike2D
Finaly the sound is playing :3
Because cs2d is only available in 32 bit it will work well on 32bit ubuntu, but on 64bit it'll need a some multiarch support.
I think this can make a difference when it comes to the sound drivers.
I've had success installing some additional libraries (once openal, once alsa I think) with the sound.
while padsp has worked for me too, I've had a delay of 1s with the padsp wrapper.
now that cs2d has support for other backends than oss, it's probably better to use them.
You can easily install 32bit libraries for 64bit Linux, so it's not the problem.
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