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Unable to start singleplayer game #278

Closed ghost closed 7 years ago

ghost commented 7 years ago

Hello,

I just installed Xash3D on x64 Linux (Xash3D FWGS build 731). Installed Half-Life from the original retail CD using Wine, entered it's cd key, updated it to v 1.1.1.0 then copied the valve folder into my xash3D folder, copied client.so and server.so into the xash3D folder root, and launched it.

Everything appears to work just fine, except that I cannot launch a single player game. 'New game' is greyed out. I can play matches online without issues.

Same thing goes for Opposing Force. I can start the mod, but 'New Game' is not available.

Edit: Okay, I figured out server.so needs to be renamed to hl.so and put in /valve/dlls.

'New game is now available', but it won't progress if I click a difficulty setting. I can open singelplayer maps via the console though.

So where do I get the server libraries to run opposing force and blue shift?

nekonomicon commented 7 years ago

'New game is now available', but it won't progress if I click a difficulty setting. I can open singelplayer maps via the console though.

Can you attach liblist.gam and gameinfo.txt?

So where do I get the server libraries to run opposing force and blue shift?

  1. Steam.
  2. dll loader
  3. We have recreated Blue Shift source code by Unkle Mike, you can try build it manually.
ghost commented 7 years ago

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I looked at liblist.gam, and adjusted the gamedll_linux key to the correct file name. Launching games now works flawlessly. Great :)

Going to try and get Opposing Force and Blue Shift working now.

ryan-sg commented 7 years ago

A bit late, but I noticed on my OpenBSD/amd64 system I had to name the file 'client64.so' to be automatically picked up by xash3d. The server dll was fine as just being hl.so. I didn't know about liblist.gam though, cool :-)