Others Flexible Survival [v2024-06-16] [Nuku Valentines]

[Sarkath]

well I am running linux not windows

You'll probably need to install OpenGL ES support libraries. I think mesa only covers standard GL.

glxinfo indicates the drivers support ES 3.2, and Godot 3 only uses up to 3.0 (and I'm sure FS uses 2.0).

oh got it to work by running it under proton

Proton is probably translating the ES calls to standard OpenGL or Vulkan.

 

[jfmherokiller]

You'll probably need to install OpenGL ES support libraries. I think mesa only covers standard GL.

glxinfo indicates the drivers support ES 3.2, and Godot 3 only uses up to 3.0 (and I'm sure FS uses 2.0).



Proton is probably translating the ES calls to standard OpenGL or Vulkan.

yep its translating them to vulkan and is suprisingly stable

 

[Wolframm]

You'll probably need to install OpenGL ES support libraries. I think mesa only covers standard GL.

glxinfo indicates the drivers support ES 3.2, and Godot 3 only uses up to 3.0 (and I'm sure FS uses 2.0).



Proton is probably translating the ES calls to standard OpenGL or Vulkan.

Godot 4 uses GLES3, since there are issues with developing support for GLES2(the version godot 3 uses). the full explanation can be found here:

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so for the sake of clarity, FS uses GLES3.

 

[nackedsnake]

Hmm, why is this got a bump? I don't see any update for September?

 

[whitebooo]

Yo i cant play, nothing works in the godot launcher

 

[Zach_Crimson]

forbidden101v y r the downloads for the godot version instead of the git one

 

[Sharkie94]

Valid question...
I went to get the public .gblorb version instead, not sure if it's the latest - but newer than the one I had.

You must be registered to see the links

 

[Sarkath]

Godot 4 uses GLES3, since there are issues with developing support for GLES2(the version godot 3 uses). the full explanation can be found here:

You must be registered to see the links

so for the sake of clarity, FS uses GLES3.

Thanks for the clarification!

Honestly, I'm kind of surprised even Godot 3 still supports GLES2, so I can't say I'm shocked to see it going away entirely with 4.

 

[mimospros]

About Godot version:

• New Godot Version(Very much a work in progress, not much here yet!):
  You must be registered to see the links
  ,
  You must be registered to see the links
  ,
  You must be registered to see the links
  ,
  You must be registered to see the links
  , or
  You must be registered to see the links

That's from their blog, if somebody didn't noticed this line. So, I think, it better to use .gblorb version.

 

[Zalzany]

About Godot version:

• New Godot Version(Very much a work in progress, not much here yet!):
  You must be registered to see the links
  ,
  You must be registered to see the links
  ,
  You must be registered to see the links
  ,
  You must be registered to see the links
  , or
  You must be registered to see the links

That's from their blog, if somebody didn't noticed this line. So, I think, it better to use .gblorb version.

uh that is the one you can download here, also its not "not much here" its literally just buttons that do nothing lol. Not even sure why that is on the links bit for this lol

 

[grimbeer]

Win: Mega
Windows default virus scan: Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml

 

[jfmherokiller]

Win: Mega
Windows default virus scan: Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml

that may be a false positive since I have seen it popup ALOT but I would rather somone who knows more then me confirm it.

 

[Sarkath]

that may be a false positive since I have seen it popup ALOT but I would rather somone who knows more then me confirm it.

Definitely a false positive. Names like that (i.e. "Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml") are pretty generic, and it's basically the AV software's way of saying "this might be a virus. Maybe. I think? Possibly." This is called a heuristic match, and it essentially searches for "suspicious behavior" (note that sometimes even something as benign as a decompression algorithm can trigger this) rather than a confirmed positive match.

The best way to know for sure is to upload it to an aggregate site like VirusTotal. If a majority of the scanners agree that it's badware then, yeah, it should likely be avoided. FSGodot.exe, however, comes up with this:



If 1 out of 69 scanners detect it, it's safe to say that it's a false positive.

I can speak on this from experience as well. I used to contribute to an open-source project, and we constantly had issues with Windows Defender flagging the 32-bit Windows version (not the 64-bit version, mind you) of our application as a trojan. Every single time we were ready to do a release we'd have to send a file to the Microsoft anti-virus team to explicitly whitelist the application. It was beyond annoying.

 

[jfmherokiller]

Definitely a false positive. Names like that (i.e. "Trojan:Script/Wacatac.B!ml") are pretty generic, and it's basically the AV software's way of saying "this might be a virus. Maybe. I think? Possibly." This is called a heuristic match, and it essentially searches for "suspicious behavior" (note that sometimes even something as benign as a decompression algorithm can trigger this) rather than a confirmed positive match.

The best way to know for sure is to upload it to an aggregate site like VirusTotal. If a majority of the scanners agree that it's badware then, yeah, it should likely be avoided. FSGodot.exe, however, comes up with this:

View attachment 2093891

If 1 out of 69 scanners detect it, it's safe to say that it's a false positive.

I can speak on this from experience as well. I used to contribute to an open-source project, and we constantly had issues with Windows Defender flagging the 32-bit Windows version (not the 64-bit version, mind you) of our application as a trojan. Every single time we were ready to do a release we'd have to send a file to the Microsoft anti-virus team to explicitly whitelist the application. It was beyond annoying.

from my own expirence I had the same issue but it during development of a 32bit inno installer that had a seporate embeded c# temporary program that would handle the more complex requirements.

If I remember correctly I think I was working on Obsidian conflict at the time and was helping make an installer that would link up all the other games that were installed so that thier content could be used in said game.

windows defender would basicly crap out if I wrote the program a certain way so I had to find a code pattern that wasnt detected as a virus.

 

[Televizi]

Does anybody else have trouble making Cole/coura stay female? or is it just me
Cole/ coura is the mall rat you get to transform with nermine

 

[jfmherokiller]

Does anybody else have trouble making Cole/coura stay female? or is it just me
Cole/ coura is the mall rat you get to transform with nermine

if you mean the mallrat who gets infected by the demon seed I thought she looses the cock when you cure hur.

 

[Televizi]

if you mean the mallrat who gets infected by the demon seed I thought she looses the cock when you cure hur.

I mean the mallrat you can gender bend with a voodoo doll

 

[Sarkath]

from my own expirence I had the same issue but it during development of a 32bit inno installer that had a seporate embeded c# temporary program that would handle the more complex requirements.

If I remember correctly I think I was working on Obsidian conflict at the time and was helping make an installer that would link up all the other games that were installed so that thier content could be used in said game.

Yep, that sounds like something that would cause it to freak out. Even though a lot of benign applications do similar things, that's still similar in behavior to a malware dropper.

The application I contributed to started running into false positives after they added an auto-update feature, so I can't say I'm surprised.

If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say the reason the Godot port of FS is being picked up is because of its GDScript bytecode interpreter. It's a pretty weak flag seeing as hardly anything detects it, but stuff like that could be considered to be a weak obfuscation measure.

 

[jfmherokiller]

Yep, that sounds like something that would cause it to freak out. Even though a lot of benign applications do similar things, that's still similar in behavior to a malware dropper.

The application I contributed to started running into false positives after they added an auto-update feature, so I can't say I'm surprised.

If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say the reason the Godot port of FS is being picked up is because of its GDScript bytecode interpreter. It's a pretty weak flag seeing as hardly anything detects it, but stuff like that could be considered to be a weak obfuscation measure.

yep plus I think I have seen regular powershell scripts have have the Wacatac marker

 

[Mr. Jekyll/Hyde]

Are you able to get with Ronda Mallrat without her being a slut rat in the newest version of the game?