Running in 64-bit Linux.

[PhantmKllr]

Hey everybody.

First post, FTW.

Anyways...

All my computers run Fedora 16 x86_64, been trying to get the game running but no luck. Been all over Google and the forum, but I can't find anything.

Is there any way to get it working, or is it just incompatible? Installing the ia32-libs is not an option. Period.

[DeleV]

It comes with its own set of binaries, all 32-bit. I'm not sure it's realistic to try and replace them with 64-bit versions since I don't really know pygame internals. So without some serious effort, you either have a choice to use ia32-libs or install a 32 bit environment in qemu/virtualbox.

[dragonfi]

It comes with its own set of binaries, all 32-bit. I'm not sure it's realistic to try and replace them with 64-bit versions since I don't really know pygame internals. So without some serious effort, you either have a choice to use ia32-libs or install a 32 bit environment in qemu/virtualbox.

Basically, yes. And let's not forget that the game runs on a modified Ren'py engine, that may further complicate matters.

By the way, what keeps you from using the 32 bit libs?

[PhantmKllr]

It comes with its own set of binaries, all 32-bit. I'm not sure it's realistic to try and replace them with 64-bit versions since I don't really know pygame internals. So without some serious effort, you either have a choice to use ia32-libs or install a 32 bit environment in qemu/virtualbox.

Yeah, I figured as much.

By the way, what keeps you from using the 32 bit libs?

I'm not quite sure, but installing them screws up my wireless card. I don't know how, I don't know why.

I suppose I could throw Windows on one of my older machines...

[Beoran]

You could also try to install a 64 bits version of pygame and renpy, and let that use the game data. A bit of reshuffling of directories, and playing around on the command line, etc. might be needed.

Kind Regards,

B.