Open UnusedEngineWasTaken opened 1 year ago
very very strange. i'll fire up a virtual machine later to test it out. care to tell me what distribution you are using, alongside your display manager and desktop environment and/or window manager?
im using arch linux, lightdm and i3
please also do keep in mind i have downgraded my libx11
and lib32-libx11
to versions 1.8.2-2 as to stop TF2 randomly crashing (only on Nvidia gpus)
Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce this. I'll try and get some other Linux users to test the HUD out, but as of right now, I do not see this getting fixed anytime soon. My apologies.
I am planning to distro hop to void linux and will update you if it works there
TF2 huds will not work on Linux unless the folder name is completely lowercase (i.e. "insomniahud" instead of the required "insomniaHUD")
TF2 huds will not work on Linux unless the folder name is completely lowercase (i.e. "insomniahud" instead of the required "insomniaHUD")
Ill try it and see Thank you for your time :)
TF2 huds will not work on Linux unless the folder name is completely lowercase (i.e. "insomniahud" instead of the required "insomniaHUD")
tf2 on linux is very picky about mods, it really dislikes uppercase letters and spaces, just get rid of them. e.g. "Some Mod" -> "some_mod".
Its working now, thank you!! I also wanted to tell you that this HUD is amazing!!! I look forward to the future of this HUD!
oh wait this is my alt
@Viceroyy commented on Feb 26, 2023, 1:45 PM UTC:
TF2 huds will not work on Linux unless the folder name is completely lowercase (i.e. "insomniahud" instead of the required "insomniaHUD")
tf2 on linux is very picky about mods, it really dislikes uppercase letters and spaces, just get rid of them. e.g. "Some Mod" -> "some_mod".
It’s not that it’s picky, it’s just because most Linux filesystems, are case-sensitive compared to Windows ones. Where a folder named SOMETHING and one named something won’t make a difference at all on Windows, it will on Linux. The same thing applies to files, including .vpk ones.
Team Fortress 2 does recognize uppercase mods, but doesn’t correct them properly, mainly recreating a lowercase empty folder of it automatically, without actually moving/copying the files. It could also be due to some case, where the game list internally modded files to read from as lowercase, once it finished crawling throught the entire folder, and as such, recreate incorrect lowercases ones instead of the read Uppercase one.
Tl;dr : Unix-type file systems are case-sensitive, Windows isn’t, the game probably isn’t either, and it may just default everything to lowercase ″because this behavior doesn’t matter on Windows″.
@UnusedEngineWasTakencorrected? Care to close this issue if it has been corrected?
I have added the folder into my custom folder as per usual, and also had changed the name to insomniaHUD and yet it still opens with the default HUD rather than the custom HUD