Yeah, this is a curious problem with a lot of homebrew: the dock support is either nonexistent, or there's problems. Lakka is fine, but as of the time I'm posting this, it still doesn't have dock support, or even wireless controller support. Does it have to do with whatever the weird fuckery that's being done with the Switch's USB-C port?
I am unsure if I should PR this or maybe post a separate thread altogether, since I don't know if @cpasjuste still wants to maintain this port, but for now this will do.
I have forked this and made some changes, namely:
I have forked this and made some changes, namely:
- updated the base source to SVN r8040 (latest as of this post);
- fixed OpenGL support (no Polymer for now);
- built it with latest libraries, including SDL_mixer with working Timidity, which means it can play MIDI music now if supplied with a proper soundfont;
- made a few other small fixes and tweaks.
- heavy duty mods will require a lot of memory, so as usual you should probably run this via game override or NSP hbmenu;
- the game only saves the config when you exit via the menu option;
- autoload folder should work, though you might have to enable it in eduke32.cfg;
- the build is packaged with eawpats, which means you get MIDI support out of the box;
- docked mode does work, you can change the resolution to 1920x1080 in Display Options;
- classic renderer is still supported, you can switch to it in Display Options;
- if the game crashes or something, don't forget to check eduke32.log in the eduke32 folder.
Unbelievable work as always, fgsfds!
Can't wait to have a playthrough of Duke3D again!
Not able to check right now as it's 2am but just wondering about save files. In Cpajuste's version you weren't able to overwrite saves cus you couldn't input with the keyboard. So you had to make a brand new save slot every time. Is that changed?
Can't wait to have a playthrough of Duke3D again!
Not able to check right now as it's 2am but just wondering about save files. In Cpajuste's version you weren't able to overwrite saves cus you couldn't input with the keyboard. So you had to make a brand new save slot every time. Is that changed?
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Anyone figure out how to get a custom soundfont going? I'm trying to add patch93's SC-55 soundfont. I edited timidity.cfg to uncomment sndfont.cfg as a source, then set "soundfont SC-55.sf2 order=1" as the only active line in sndfont.cfg in the timidity folder, and put the soundfont file into the timidty folder. It doesn't seem to take though, sounds like the default eawpats.
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As far as I remember, SDL_mixer's built-in Timidity cannot read SF2 soundfonts. You have to provide the soundfont in separate pats like in eawpats. I don't know much about Timidity and what other soundfonts like this exist out there though.
Tried Ion Fury with fgsfdsfgs's eduke32 port since it's built on eduke32 and it runs horribly, I know it's not meant to run it anyway since it is designed with only Duke Nukem 3D in mind.
Ion Fury is more demanding than you'd expect. On my (non-gaming) laptop with i5-4300 3.2GHz, 8GB RAM and Intel HD 4600 running Manjaro Linux, the game struggles to maintain 60fps at 1366x768. Obviously works perfectly on my desktop, but the point is that it being a Build engine game doesn't mean it isn't relatively demanding.
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