Posted November 03, 2024
Game has no audio whatsoever. Totally silent.
HouseKoumoray
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Registered: Jan 2012
From United States
Palestine
Artix, sinit, dash, X, dwm, dmenu, mc, ALSA, cmus
Registered: Apr 2012
From United States
Posted November 06, 2024
As far as you are aware, are you using bare ALSA, or PulseAudio?
With plain ALSA, I am able to run the game (version 1.190) without any audio abnormalities.
For the purpose of obtaining important textual information, within your preferred terminal emulator, have you attempted to directly run the executable?
Example:
[path to Atom RPG directory]/game/AtomRPG.x86_64
With plain ALSA, I am able to run the game (version 1.190) without any audio abnormalities.
For the purpose of obtaining important textual information, within your preferred terminal emulator, have you attempted to directly run the executable?
Example:
[path to Atom RPG directory]/game/AtomRPG.x86_64
Post edited November 06, 2024 by Palestine
HouseKoumoray
New User
Registered: Jan 2012
From United States
Posted November 06, 2024
With plain ALSA, I am able to run the game (version 1.190) without any audio abnormalities.
For the purpose of obtaining important textual information, within your preferred terminal emulator, have you attempted to directly run the executable?
Example:
[path to Atom RPG directory]/game/AtomRPG.x86_64
Palestine
Artix, sinit, dash, X, dwm, dmenu, mc, ALSA, cmus
Registered: Apr 2012
From United States
Posted November 07, 2024
For the sake of clarity: I had not suggested that the audio issue would be rectified by directly running the executable (via your terminal emulator of choice). Rather, it had been intended to be used as a method for (potentially) gathering details about the problem (from generated error messages).
Within the following text file, is there any mention of audio-specific errors (may mention ALSA or PulseAudio)?
"$HOME/.config/unity3d/AtomTeam/Atom/Player.log"
Within the following text file, is there any mention of audio-specific errors (may mention ALSA or PulseAudio)?
"$HOME/.config/unity3d/AtomTeam/Atom/Player.log"
HouseKoumoray
New User
Registered: Jan 2012
From United States
Posted November 07, 2024
Apologies, despite using linux I'm not really educated about how it works.
Ctrl+f doesn't reveal anything in that file about audio, pulse, or ALSA.
The term ERROR came up a couple times, but it was all stuff related to shaders. I'm assuming those errors aren't all that important since I encounter no graphical glitches.
Ctrl+f doesn't reveal anything in that file about audio, pulse, or ALSA.
The term ERROR came up a couple times, but it was all stuff related to shaders. I'm assuming those errors aren't all that important since I encounter no graphical glitches.