I am happy to report that 0.94.1 compiles with no errors or warnings under x86_64 Gentoo Linux 2006.0.
Now, I have the original data files, as well as Super Dune 2. How do I get from there to the unpacked directory structure dunelegacy needs?
This should probably be added to the README.
I put the binary in the directory with the Dune2 files, but I get this error:
Unfortunately for you and me, I can only find that extractor in the form of some source code with no Makefile or configuration script what-so-ever.
I cannot compile this, for the love of god, and I wish someone would have put a binary version of this somewhere, not just the source as an afterthought.
It's probably some Win32 style sourcecode.
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I am happy to report that 0.94.1 compiles with no errors or warnings under x86_64 Gentoo Linux 2006.0.
Now, I have the original data files, as well as Super Dune 2. How do I get from there to the unpacked directory structure dunelegacy needs?
This should probably be added to the README.
I put the binary in the directory with the Dune2 files, but I get this error:
> ls
ATRE.PAK ENGLISH.PAK HARK.PAK MERC.PAK SETUP.EXE SOUND.PAK
DUNE.PAK FINALE.PAK INTRO.PAK ONETIME.DAT SETUPENG.DIP VOC.PAK
DUNE2.EXE FRENCH.PAK INTROVOC.PAK ORDOS.PAK SETUPFRE.DIP
DUNE2.ICO GERMAN.PAK MENTAT.PAK SCENARIO.PAK SETUPGER.DIP dunelegacy
> ./dunelegacy
ERROR: couldn't read config file.
initialising sound.....
allocated 16 channels.
loading data.....
./data/sound/music/attack/: No such file or directory
You will have to use the extractor for that.
Unfortunately for you and me, I can only find that extractor in the form of some source code with no Makefile or configuration script what-so-ever.
I cannot compile this, for the love of god, and I wish someone would have put a binary version of this somewhere, not just the source as an afterthought.
It's probably some Win32 style sourcecode.
How about reading the README file?
The README tells you to check the wiki for details and also refers to #dunelegacy @ irc.freenode.net..