Suggestions for ports

ExarKunIv

@ecto so my system that i was compileing on went bad.
so i decided to try 4.6. now i cant get Redneck Rampage, Blood, or Exhumed to compile.

i get getting a

source/build/include/build.h:615:20: note: code may be misoptimized unless -fno-strict-aliasing is used
/usr/bin/ld: /tmp/cc1om8Ed.ltrans11.ltrans.o: in function `enet_time_get':
<artificial>:(.text+0xccc): undefined reference to `__atomic_load_8'
/usr/bin/ld: <artificial>:(.text+0xd28): undefined reference to `__atomic_compare_exchange_8'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

the only thing i was able to find online was this

Change CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS variable in CMakeLists.txt file (in the main directory). i.e. add line set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -latomic")

but there is no CmakeLists.txt in NBlood.

im so lost on this one,

any thoughts.
yes i did post it on the GitHub for NBlood

quicksilver

@ExarKunIv can you link the repository for nblood?

ExarKunIv

@quicksilver

Nblood

if i try it on 4.5.1 it works, but whit 4.6 it always fails.

with me messing around with getting it to work on 4.5 i was getting errors before i looked on the eduke32 wiki and install all the packages that was listed there. when i got it to work.

so im guessing that a package is missing or will not installed due to the different OS versions.
i just dont know how to find out what i need

VictimRLSH

We would need to plug in the .iso's ourselves, but any chance of getting this as an official port?

https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=247612

quicksilver

@ExarKunIv said in Suggestions for ports:

@quicksilver said in Suggestions for ports:

I see people have gotten doom 3 running on the raspberry pi, that might be the next thing I try.

i saw that too, but i thought that one might be like OpenJK where is need x11 or whatever the desktop is called. so i decided not to bother and wait for someone who is not like a week into compiling to give it a try. lol

Just got openjk running :) No desktop required.

quicksilver

@VictimRLSH looks like they are running it through wine. Which afaik, is not possible through RetroPie.

VictimRLSH

@quicksilver They have a custom interpreter they pipe it through, doesn't require exagear or QEMU.

At the 5:30 mark he explains how the interpreter allows it to run under the ARM version of Wine

quicksilver

@VictimRLSH oh I'm sure it will run on a raspberry pi. I just don't think it can be run through retropie.

Darksavior

Can this be ported to retropie? This guy only deals with ports for the raspbian desktop, so not sure what work needs to be done.

quicksilver

@Darksavior in the video he stated a desktop environment is needed. However, if hes running it natively then maybe it's possible to just run the game in an x session without launching a full desktop. I'll have to watch the rest of the video when I'm not on mobile, too hard to see what he's doing :)

VictimRLSH

@quicksilver I actually got it to run using the procedure in the video. NOTE: You do NOT need both discs, you can play "vanilla" StarCraft without the BroodWar disc.

I will have to back up my SD card and update everything though, I have that stupid sound bug everyone who installed a Desktop has and most of my Pi sound is like it is being played through a fan that is about to break down, StarCraft included.

Next I will have to figure out if I can run it from Ports with a script, which will be another educational experience if I can pull it off.

ExarKunIv

@quicksilver YESSSSS!!!!!.

ok now i really want a PI4. Keep up the great work.

Renard

UltrastarDX (a karaoke game) is still under active development. A recent bit of code now allows for smooth 1080p video playback on a Pi4 - until now, due to the way the legacy code worked, only SD content was playing smoothly.
https://github.com/UltraStar-Deluxe/USDX/pull/530

I'd love the game to be included in Retropie!

quicksilver

So I have been playing around with compiling open source ports of quite a few games. So far I have successfully built on my Pi 4: OpenRCT2 (roller coaster tycoon 2), OpenRA (red alert, C&C, Dune 2k), Dhewm3 (Doom 3), OpenJK (SW Jedi Knight:Jedi Academy), Xash3d (Half-Life), Serious-Engine (Serious Sam first and second encounter), VCMI (Heroes of Might and Magic 3). I can now successfully launch all these games through retropie/runcommand. Most of them I have played quite a bit without any real issues and I feel like some of them are ready for prime time on the pi. I would just need a little help putting together a script module to automate the build process. If anyone has the skills and time to help me with that please let me know and I would be glad to walk anyone through how to build these game engines on the pi.

Jste84

@Renard said in Suggestions for ports:

UltrastarDX (a karaoke game) is still under active development. A recent bit of code now allows for smooth 1080p video playback on a Pi4 - until now, due to the way the legacy code worked, only SD content was playing smoothly.
https://github.com/UltraStar-Deluxe/USDX/pull/530

I'd love the game to be included in Retropie!

Edit: tested this and it works

There is a guide in the link for installation

https://www.sebastian-segerer.de/post/ultrastar-deluxe-raspberry-pi/

Not sure if it's as simple as running this...

sudo apt-get install git automake make gcc fpc \
 libsdl2-image-dev libavformat-dev libswscale-dev \
 libsqlite3-dev libfreetype6-dev portaudio19-dev \
 libportmidi-dev liblua5.3-dev libopencv-highgui-dev
git clone https://github.com/UltraStar-Deluxe/USDX
cd USDX
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install

A Former User

@quicksilver I'm working on my own scripts for openjk and RBDOOM3 (Working, script plan on posting it as soon as I get accurate information for the Help variable and a couple other things. Dhewm should be similar. Have you looked at the libretro version of dhewm?

I will need some help testing. I am running on a x86_64 system and I plan on reading the docs for RPi installs and add the appropriate code to the script.

For OpenJK I am at the point where it builds, I need to identify all the files that need to be installed (binaries, libraries, etc) in the /opt folder. Also still trying to get the cmake switches right for the romdir in home with the binaries in /opt.

quicksilver

@gderber said in Suggestions for ports:

Have you looked at the libretro version of dhewm?

Unfortunately I found out it's for 64 bit systems only so it wouldn't compile on my pi 4. Dhewm3 pushes my pi 4 to the max (and I'm overclocked), only way to make it playable is at 640x480 and almost all of the quality settings set to lowest. So I'd imagine that dhewm3+retroarch might be a tall order even if it were possible.

A Former User

@quicksilver Okay. Dhewm is more useful then.

For OpenJK what cmake args did you use? Besides the files listed in the build documentation did you need to install anything else into the /opt folder?

Did you do install Jedi Outcast too or only Jedi Academy?

quicksilver

@gderber I only installed jedi academy so far. Jedi outcast is considered WIP and doesnt look like its been touched in a while. I wasnt sure what state it was in, and I am mainly interested in ports that will allow playing all the way through the single player campaign with minimal issues. Ill probably try it out eventually though.

To make JK:Jedi Academy I first installed dependencies.

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install libjpeg8-dev libpng12-dev zlib1g-dev freeglut3-dev cmake git libsdl2-dev

Cloned the repository

git clone https://github.com/JACoders/OpenJK.git jka

and compiled

cd jka 
mkdir build
cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/jka/ 
make -j4
make install

Then I copied the game files from my windows installation to ~/jka/JediAcademy/

Then I run the game with

/home/pi/jka/JediAcademy/openjk_sp.arm

mitu

@quicksilver said in Suggestions for ports:

If anyone has the skills and time to help me with that please let me know and I would be glad to walk anyone through how to build these game engines on the pi.

Fork the RetroPie-Setup on Github and add your ports there, I could review your additions and provide suggestions.