Are you for real?Updates taking forever
its when you go back to help out, i cant get anyone, ive followed the walkthrough, but it wont progress??i cant get the people at the bar, she says come back when its rush hour?? please help
nw
binary (the launcher.sh and Game.desktop are just wrappers in the game directory :FATAL:platform_font_linux.cc(83)] Check failed: InitDefaultFont(). Could not find the default font
ffmpeg
nwjs-ffmpeg-codecs-bin
(for Arch -> AUR) which will install nwjs-bin
(AUR too) consequentlycd <game_dirpath>
LD_PRELOAD=/opt/nwjs/libffmpeg.so /usr/bin/nw .
nw
(the command /usr/bin/nw
, not to be confused with the file nw
in the game directory) to use the ffmpeg
codecs we installed which are needed to run the game.libXss.so.1
missing for which you can install the package libxss
, but it will normally be installed automatically as a dependency to nwjs-bin
I use arch, btw™ and this is way too complicated. Just download and putTreasure of Nadia
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[ARCH LINUX INSTALLATION]
Yo there,
I'm making this post cause nobody here could ever clearly explain what is necessary and sufficient in order to play Treasure of Nadia on a bare Linux install. Most of the people who have answered, wrongly saying that it works out-of-the-box simply have systems with tons of packages installed which is why they didn't have to do anything, just as I didn't have to on my previous Ubuntu 18.04 system.
But on a bare Linux install like an ArchLinux system, here is what you must do:
You will most likely encounter this issue when trying to launch the game normally by executing thenw
binary (the launcher.sh and Game.desktop are just wrappers in the game directory :
FATAL:platform_font_linux.cc(83)] Check failed: InitDefaultFont(). Could not find the default font
Install Packages :
Then, launch the game this way (and not the way everybody says):
ffmpeg
nwjs-ffmpeg-codecs-bin
(for Arch -> AUR) which will installnwjs-bin
(AUR too) consequently
The environment varialbe in the last command is to enforce
cd <game_dirpath>
LD_PRELOAD=/opt/nwjs/libffmpeg.so /usr/bin/nw .
nw
(the command/usr/bin/nw
, not to be confused with the filenw
in the game directory) to use theffmpeg
codecs we installed which are needed to run the game.
Hope this post can help some of you other FOSS (Fappers with Open Source Software) !!
PS:You can also get an error aboutlibXss.so.1
missing for which you can install the packagelibxss
, but it will normally be installed automatically as a dependency tonwjs-bin
References:
[1]https://f95zone.to/threads/playing-on-linux-tutorials-tools-and-help.19523/post-3187251 | Thanks to johnelros for leading me to the right path !
[2]You must be registered to see the links
[3]You must be registered to see the links| Thread about another NW.js game with a very similar problem
ToN/lib/
. Voila!So you think the picture comes from a video sequence ? The movie blocked?View attachment 750038
Isn't his picture from a cutscene while your picture is from a mapscreen?
Your message shows that you didn't understand my post. First of all your solution DOES NOT work on a bare Linux install. Secondly, if this works for you, I kindly refer you to my post:I use arch, btw™ and this is way too complicated. Just download and putYou must be registered to see the linksintoToN/lib/
. Voila!
And third, if this works for you then you shouldn't even have to do that lol. Again, on my Ubuntu system it works without any issues right away.[People] wrongly saying that it works out-of-the-box simply have systems with tons of packages installed which is why they didn't have to do anything
Define "bare Linux install". Bare for Arch is the base group. And between base Arch and working ToN there is a ton of obvious dependencies, you forgot to mention. Let's be reasonable here.First of all your solution DOES NOT work on a bare Linux install
Obviously you're gonna play on a system with a graphical server..., so apart from the usual Xorg/Wayland packages and base-devel, no, you only need those 2 in order to play the game. All other packages will be installed as dependencies. Again stop arguing when you haven't even tested it yourself. Go create a VM and see it yourself.Define "bare Linux install". Bare for Arch is the base group. And between base Arch and working ToN there is a ton of obvious dependencies, you forgot to mention. Let's be reasonable here.
I have installed ToN just for the purpose of testing onObviously you're gonna play on a system with a graphical server..., so apart from the usual Xorg/Wayland packages and base-devel, no, you only need those 2 in order to play the game. All other packages will be installed as dependencies. Again stop arguing when you haven't even tested it yourself. Go create a VM and see it yourself.
....I have installed ToN just for the purpose of testing on
-Brand new installed Ubuntu 18.04
-Brand new installed Ubuntu 20.04
-Brand new installed Pop!_OS 20.04
NOTHING ELSE! not even a sudo apt update after install!
just by making executable nw and launcher.sh and had no problem starting ToN under these 3 OS!
I did not try Arch though!
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I'm making this post cause nobody here could ever clearly explain what is necessary and sufficient in order to play Treasure of Nadia on a bare Linux install. Most of the people who have answered, wrongly saying that it works out-of-the-box simply have systems with tons of packages installed which is why they didn't have to do anything, just as I didn't have to on my previous Ubuntu 18.04 system.
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God, when will you people simply freaking read the messages you answer to.[...]
Again, on my Ubuntu system it works without any issues right away.
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I can read you are talking about Arch .......
God, when will you people simply freaking read the messages you answer to.
Much to learn you still have, my young archer. You really don't need Wayland. You don't even needObviously you're gonna play on a system with a graphical server..., so apart from the usual Xorg/Wayland packages and base-devel, no, you only need those 2 in order to play the game. All other packages will be installed as dependencies. Again stop arguing when you haven't even tested it yourself. Go create a VM and see it yourself.
72% ??? C'mon man, you live in the future !What percentage are ya'll sitting on for the game? I'm on 72%, trying to see if im missing anything.