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nosoop / SMExt-TF2Items

Custom patches on top of https://github.com/asherkin/TF2Items

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Error with Extensions? #3

Closed Killerman234 closed 2 months ago

Killerman234 commented 5 months ago

No idea what this means. (using linux by the way)

nosoop commented 5 months ago

Hi; thank you for the report. Can you mention which version of SourceMod (1.11, 1.12) you're using, and whether or not you're using the 64-bit version of the TF2 dedicated server?

The possible issues could be that:

Newer versions of SourceMod no longer support the ep2v extension. I feel like I've read that somewhere but since nobody else has reported it, it's probably not that one.
You're running a 64-bit build of the TF2 dedicated server. At the moment, SourceMod is missing a number of facilities for plugins to work in that environment, and effectively blocking full support of the platform.
- While not a pressing matter, I do intend to build a 64-bit version in the future.
- If this is your case, do leave the issue open and it'll be used to track the state of 64-bit TF2Items.

Killerman234 commented 5 months ago

Using the latest version of source. But shit, that sucks.

Killerman234 commented 5 months ago

How hard would it be to make 64b support for TF2Items?

nosoop commented 5 months ago

How hard would it be to make 64b support for TF2Items?

It should just be changes in AMBuildScript. Identifying the required changes would take some time since the script is from a particularly old AMBuild revision before multiarch was supported.

Killerman234 commented 5 months ago

Alright well hey, let me know what happens. Appreciate everything

Killerman234 commented 5 months ago

Have another question, is there anyway I can contact you besides using github?

nosoop commented 2 months ago

Have another question, is there anyway I can contact you besides using github?

Not at the moment — normally I'd point you to the AM Forums but I've been slacking off on keeping track of things there. If you have general questions I'm also occasionally pitching in on the Discord, but I try to avoid one-on-ones for my mental bandwidth.

Status update, by the way; 64-bit binaries can now be built using #5 (Windows for sure; Linux untested at this time). There's a few more things necessary to get it release-ready.