EDuke32 No Longer Loading Full Version
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@Hendricks266 Thanks! I will give it a test and rebuild the retropie binaries.
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@Hendricks266 Thanks for putting in the fix. I just tried rebuilding and I still have the issue of not being able to load the game without continuously hitting a button during loading.
Also when I enter the game now everything is shaded in blue. Sorry if I'm explaining this badly. Anyone else have issues?
thanks again for the support!
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@Curz said in EDuke32 No Longer Loading Full Version:
Also when I enter the game now everything is shaded in blue. Sorry if I'm explaining this badly. Anyone else have issues?
Same here sadly. I can also keep it from crashing by pressing the 'A' button at launch, but everything is in shades of blue.
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EDuke32 creator and lead programmer here. I see that my colleague Hendricks266 has registered here and posted as well, but I wanted to chime in and say that I myself have a Pi 3 with a RetroPie setup on it, so I'll be looking into this pretty soon. Sorry for causing some of you some trouble!
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FWIW I can't reproduce the blue-tint issue. I attempted a fix and a user on our forums reported no change, but it is possible they were mistaken.
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I am running Retropie under Linux Mint and not having any issues running EDuke32. I am using Duke Nukem Atomic edition.
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First off, thanks for giving this your attention @terminx. It is much appreciated.
@wscol's x86 confirmation must mean that the problem is exclusive to the Rpi. I just updated from source to see if there have been any changes and sadly Duke is still blue. The 'A' button is also still required to get the software to launch.
In the mean time, I've been playing some 'Duke Nukum' here and there through DOSBox. It really is a trip to see how the franchise has evolved.
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@mediamogul. I meant to say in my previous post that I am not seeing the blue-tint issue. I do have to press A to get the game to launch
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The 'A' button thing is strange. I guess it shows there's some link between the problems in both environments. I was doing a little reading on eDuke32 and it seems there are a few potential causes for the blue tint. The most likely is probably a conflict with the Pi's gpu that doesn't carry over to other versions. Of course it's all guess work on my part.
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Can you guys check something for me? I have a PC that I can reproduce the blue tint issue on, and it goes away if I go into the settings and change any of the gamma settings. Does that happen for you on your Pis?
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Indeed it does. The correction doesn't persist between sessions, but it looks like adjusting any one of the picture settings corrects the issue temporarily.
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OK, the blue tint problem is fixed in SVN r5884. I should be able to look at the other problems soon.
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Looks good on my setup.
I should be able to look at the other problems soon.
Thanks for looking into all this.
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