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GNU/Linux software to (hopefully) give TAS tools to games
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Half life doesn't load? #267

Open InfamousKnight opened 5 years ago

InfamousKnight commented 5 years ago

So I tried running half life on latest commit as of writing this, followed the steps laid out on the forum, ran /home/sean/.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Half-Life/hl_linux. There appears to be a shell script, but looking at it, just leads to the root directory of the file.

The error message I got was:

[sean@sean-pc ~]$ /home/sean/Desktop/libTAS-master/src/program/libTAS Interim commit built on 2019-08-10 qt5ct: using qt5ct plugin qt5ct: D-Bus global menu: no Attempt 1: Connected. Error:libsteam_api.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Could not load hw.so. Please try again at a later time.

I would imagine I'm doing something wrong here as I never ran steam games.

clementgallet commented 5 years ago

You need to set the library path in Executable options to the game directory where libsteam_api.so should be present. Then, it will probably complain about other libraries missing, you need to move them from the steam runtime directory (inside .local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/i386 for me) into the game folder.

InfamousKnight commented 5 years ago

It complained about libopenal.so.1 and I copied the file to the half life directory and ran it and still did the same thing. The libopenal.so.1 seems to have a broken link file type for some reason. I also made made it so half life runs offline by enabling beta on it.

Do I actually move it, or did you misspeak on that?

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You need to set the library path in Executable options to the game directory where libsteam_api.so should be present. Then, it will probably complain about other libraries missing, you need to move them from the steam runtime directory (inside .local/share/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/i386 for me) into the game folder.

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clementgallet commented 5 years ago

Well, I meant "copy", but it doesn't matter. libopenal.so.1 is a link to libopenal.so.1.16.0, so you need to copy both files.

InfamousKnight commented 5 years ago

And now it says Error: libopenal.so.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64

I did look in the 64 bit folder, but libopenal wasnt there. Unless I made a typo.

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Well, I meant "copy", but it doesn't matter. libopenal.so.1 is a link to libopenal.so.1.16.0, so you need to copy both files.

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clementgallet commented 5 years ago

It says that libopenal is of arch 64-bit, and it should be 32-bit like the game. Did you copy this file from i386 steam runtime? You can check the arch of this file using the command file libopenal.so.1.16.0

InfamousKnight commented 5 years ago

I went under ubuntu_12_32 folder and did a search for libopenal and grabbed the 2 files that I saw.

Im not sure though. Ill have to check tomorrow.

InfamousKnight commented 5 years ago

Done a little this morning, and it kept complaining different files everytime I got a new one. So I copied all the .so files in the directory I was getting them from and now it fails to connect. Ill have to restart tomorrow when I get better internet. Right now Im using 3g

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It says that libopenal is of arch 64-bit, and it should be 32-bit like the game. Did you copy this file from i386 steam runtime? You can check the arch of this file using the command file libopenal.so.1.16.0

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YaLTeR commented 4 years ago

How to run HL1 in libTAS:

  1. Run libTAS with ~/.steam/bin/steam-runtime/run.sh path/to/libTAS
  2. Select the hl_linux executable
  3. Runtime → Force locale → Native
  4. Runtime → Time tracking → clock_gettime()
  5. Runtime → Wait timeout → Infinite waits
  6. Uncheck Runtime → Prevent writing to disk
  7. Check Runtime → Virtual Steam client
clementgallet commented 4 years ago

You don't need items 3 and 6 anymore.