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@Richard Betson: If you have MonkeyX installed then you already have it. Make a link to your MonkeyX directory in Monkey2/devtools. Name this link MonkeyXFree86c.
As for the Firefox font issue.
What works with a browser still depends on whats been implement within that browser.
@Mark Sibly: There appears to be an issue with loading audio in Linux Desktop (so far). The Load function in the Sound Class is loading data into the data buffer and SDL_RWFromMem appears to doing something. But Mix_LoadWAV_RW is returning Null.
Try the spacechimps mojo demo.
Mark beat me to it. With the msever.
Running from the file manager would throw an exception as assets wouldn’t be loaded.
What works with a browser still depends on whats been implement within that browser. Chrome would be that better choice as always. So far the only thing that doesn’t work properly if the grid demo.
I’m using 1.36.5. Mark said in the 009 thread that he update to 1.36.0 which would be the latest that’s in the ‘master’. What works still depends of whats been implemented in the web browser.
Just to let you know that the guide has been updated to include monkey2 and setting up emscripten.
You can get it from the usual place over at the MonkeyX tutorials.
Yes it does work, but there as some issues.
As for emscripten. If you type ./emsdk install latest. It will download the current ‘master’ branch and build it (as a debug build if I recall use –build=Release as a parameter to stop this). To select a specific tag you have to first list whats available with ./emsdk list or ./emsdk list –old. To refine the output for using the old option, pipe it to grep e.g. ./emsdk list –old | grep 1.34.0-
To get the latest version of this list use ./emsdk update. Note that you can now download NODEJS as a pre-compiled binary and activate it as below. Note that you may need to add it’s bin directory path to your hidden profile for it to work.
Note that using a specific version of emscripten will also require you to install the exact version of the associated clang compiler. Once you have installed it, you have to activate it with ./emsdk activate latest (if you have use the –build option with the install command. Then you will need to pass it again).
Afterwards use the emsdk_env.sh script to generate a emsdk_set_env.sh script so you can easily get the file paths and environment variable to add to your hidden profile in the user directory. The final task would be to log out and back in.
To see the list of option for use with the emsdk tool just type
./emsdk
Edit: I’ve update my guide to include Monkey2
Well my very first post on these here forums.
wiebow: You shouldn’t need to install any SDL2 libraries as the source files are include with the SDL2 modules.