Open unrealapex opened 2 weeks ago
This is a mechanism of Q3/OA engine that was surprising to me when I first came across it. You need the "baseoa/" directory in the same directory as "openarena.x86_64". That directory should be where the pak*.pk3 files are. I do not believe this is a bug since Ioquake3 acts in a similar way.
I am running the binary in the same folder.
Fixed it by running OpenArena with a different fs_homepath:
/home/aaron/Games/openarena-0.8.8/openarena.x86_64 +set fs_homepath ~/.local/share/openarena
Good that there's a workaround for that, but still sounds like a bug which should be looked into. AFAIK the default homepath under Linux should be ~/.openarena/ and that should be a shortcut for /home/username/.openarena/ Assuming you are using OpenArena engine or some other fork which keeps ioquake3-style default homepath ("quake3e" engine, for example, sets default homepath the same as basepath, like the original q3a engine)...
@unrealapex Do you want to reopen the issue?
That's probably a good idea. Setting the homepath to ~/.openarena
doesn't work either.
Issue When I try to start OpenArena, I get the error "Couldn't load default.cfg". It appears this problem originates from the pak0.pk3 file in
baseoa/
. Steps to Reproduceopenarena.x86_64
):./openarena.x86_64
I have tried to create this file in various sub directories in
~/.openarena
that I thought OpenArena would read, but that did not work. I also tried downloading OpenArena but the official website and BitTorrent, but that did not change anything either.I am playing OpenArena 0.8.8 on Gentoo Linux.