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LogicalError / realtime-CSG-for-unity

Realtime-CSG, CSG level editor for Unity
https://realtimecsg.com
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Linux missing dll #262

Open fZuru opened 5 years ago

fZuru commented 5 years ago

rtcsgprob Hi, I've tried RealtimeCSG on Linux and I got this missing dllNotFound exception (screenshot attached). My Unity version is 2018.6.f1. I hope you can help. Many thanks.

LogicalError commented 5 years ago

I'm sorry, Linux is not supported .. It says so on the asset store page that it's windows and mac editor support only ...

I simply have no Linux installation to compile on, and I wouldn't even know which distribution would be best & don't know about compatibility issues etc. etc. and If issues came up, I would need to spend tons of time trying to fix those (made worse by not having much of any experience with Linux) ... and quite frankly, there's almost no-one who's using Linux w/ Unity :(

JillCrungus commented 1 year ago

I'm sorry, Linux is not supported .. It says so on the asset store page that it's windows and mac editor support only ...

I simply have no Linux installation to compile on, and I wouldn't even know which distribution would be best & don't know about compatibility issues etc. etc. and If issues came up, I would need to spend tons of time trying to fix those (made worse by not having much of any experience with Linux) ... and quite frankly, there's almost no-one who's using Linux w/ Unity :(

As a nobody using Linux with Unity, why not at least publicise the code for the problematic native plugin so that somebody else might look into it? Sorry if it's already available somewhere but I can't seem to find it.

nukeandbeans commented 1 year ago

It appears that Linux support has been growing in the amount of requests, and I do have a machine running Linux, so I may take a stab at it, but I cannot promise anything!

astrellon commented 1 year ago

I know it's been marked for WIP by a collaborator but is there an issue with sharing the source for the .dll? As for which distros to support Unity itself only supports Debian/Ubuntu and Red Hat, both of which should be able to handle the same compiled .so file assuming it's not making use of any particular system calls. Which if it's already working across Windows and macOS I'm guessing that's unlikely.