Closed cyklusiguess closed 5 months ago
main is the one that doesn't have the chart thing, realized
Yeah because it's a subfolder of the source code
main is the one that doesn't have the chart thing, realized
Yeah because it's a subfolder of the source code
The chart converter's source code
it's compiling guys pray for my cpu
ok it's done what do i do now
ok it's done what do i do now
Idk What target did you compile on?
ok it's done what do i do now
Idk What target did you compile on?
linux
why
ermmm
idk if i'm a dumbass or something
you're supposed to run the batch script
i'm literally on windows bro
on linux
Y'ALL ARE BRAINWASHING ME WITH WINDOWS
also if i run the batch script with wine it will obviously not work LMAO
yeah idk what to do LMAO
wish there was a gui version to load charts so it's easier
wait i forgot i already dualboot windows
let me try compiling for windows and then booting there
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ haxelib run lime build windows
source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:891: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return
source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:915: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return
source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:363: characters 21-48 : Null<Int> should be Null<String>
source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:402: characters 23-50 : Null<Int> should be Null<String>
source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:431: characters 19-46 : Null<Int> should be Null<String>
source/Main.hx:123: characters 145-154 : You cannot access the cpp package while targeting neko (for cpp.vm.Gc)
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$
THis is so fire
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ haxelib run lime build windows source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:891: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:915: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:363: characters 21-48 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:402: characters 23-50 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:431: characters 19-46 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/Main.hx:123: characters 145-154 : You cannot access the cpp package while targeting neko (for cpp.vm.Gc) [cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$
THis is so fire
What haxe version are you using? Also it appears that you're targeting neko.
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ haxelib run lime build windows source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:891: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:915: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:363: characters 21-48 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:402: characters 23-50 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:431: characters 19-46 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/Main.hx:123: characters 145-154 : You cannot access the cpp package while targeting neko (for cpp.vm.Gc) [cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$
THis is so fire
What haxe version are you using? Also it appears that your targeting neko.
4.2.5, I downgraded like 20 hours ago
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ haxelib run lime build windows source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:891: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:915: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:363: characters 21-48 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:402: characters 23-50 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:431: characters 19-46 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/Main.hx:123: characters 145-154 : You cannot access the cpp package while targeting neko (for cpp.vm.Gc) [cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$
THis is so fire
What haxe version are you using? Also it appears that your targeting neko.
4.2.5, I downgraded like 20 hours ago
Okay Also, if you're using linux or some other os, compiling on any target will use neko.
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ haxelib run lime build windows source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:891: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:915: characters 17-54 : Function indexOf cannot be inlined because of a not final return source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:363: characters 21-48 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:402: characters 23-50 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/zenith/gameplay/Gameplay.hx:431: characters 19-46 : Null<Int> should be Null<String> source/Main.hx:123: characters 145-154 : You cannot access the cpp package while targeting neko (for cpp.vm.Gc) [cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$
THis is so fire
What haxe version are you using? Also it appears that your targeting neko.
4.2.5, I downgraded like 20 hours ago
Okay Also, if you're using linux or some other os, compiling on any target will use neko.
I'm using windows and compiling works fine
shit :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: :-1: (sorry i'm not serious sometimes)
shit 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 👎 (sorry i'm not serious sometimes)
It's OK
i don't want to compile in windows since it's hard as shit in there for some reason :sob: i want to just move the windows build to my windows partition and the source code too just in case
i don't want to compile in windows since it's hard as shit in there for some reason 😠i want to just move the windows build to my windows partition and the source code too just in case
Try to compile on linux
i don't want to compile in windows since it's hard as shit in there for some reason 😠i want to just move the windows build to my windows partition and the source code too just in case
Try to compile on linux
chart_converter or Zenith FNF?
i don't want to compile in windows since it's hard as shit in there for some reason 😠i want to just move the windows build to my windows partition and the source code too just in case
Try to compile on linux
chart_converter or Zenith FNF?
Really, both
ok
i'm slow sorry
2024-04-10.19-05-41.mp4
YAY! FNF Zenith is officially compilable and playable on linux!
Also does compiling the chart converter not work linux too? Idk because I didn't see it in the recording.
Also does compiling the chart converter not work linux too? Idk because I didn't see it in the recording.
ok hold on
it's just a green flashblang
it's just a green flashblang
2024-04-10.19-15-34.mp4
That's the actual window. Plus, you can run the bat file too since I added it (Thanks @JordanSantiagoYT).
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat
./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found
What song would you like to play?
./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found
./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `('
./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux version if you want.
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
do you want me to share my try on doing a bash version?
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
do you want me to share my try on doing a bash version?
Absolutely!
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
do you want me to share my try on doing a bash version?
Absolutely!
#!/bin/bash
echo "What song would you like to play?"
read -r s
echo
echo "What song difficulty? (blank for none)"
read -r d
echo
echo "Starting..."
echo
/home/cyklus/Zenith-FNF-Public-main/export/release/linux/bin/Zenith-FNF "$s" "$d"
echo "Playing song: $s, Difficulty: $d"
there you go
it's really dumbass
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
i said the batch script won't work on wine, and also
[cyklus@ihavenofuckingidea Zenith-FNF-Public]$ ./play_song.bat ./play_song.bat: line 1: @echo: command not found What song would you like to play? ./play_song.bat: line 6: echo.: command not found ./play_song.bat: line 7: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./play_song.bat: line 7: `echo What song difficulty? (blank for none)'
Oh well, but I can try making a linux versiom if you want.
do you want me to share my try on doing a bash version?
Absolutely!
#!/bin/bash echo "What song would you like to play?" read -r s echo echo "What song difficulty? (blank for none)" read -r d echo echo "Starting..." echo /home/cyklus/Zenith-FNF-Public-main/export/release/linux/bin/Zenith-FNF "$s" "$d" echo "Playing song: $s, Difficulty: $d"
there you go
Did you test it yet?
i did, but it didn't work
2024-04-10.18-40-24.mp4
the
Also make a bash version of the chart converter batch file.
here's the thing
Also make a bash version of the chart converter batch file.
i'm lazy afff
Also make a bash version of the chart converter batch file.
i'm lazy afff
Oh well, I can try to make my own
Will you make it compatible with Linux someday? (I didn't even compile it yet but I still want to know.)