This is OpenRCT2, not Oprah! Łłζ We moved to Discord: https://discord.gg/ZXZd8D8
Right, I'll be off for the night. If you have any more questions, @tupaschoal might be able to answer them, or I will see them tomorrow morning.
I'm talking right back at the start on the old sight but I can't remember where exactly. I do know it was one of the main goals because there was a lot of call for it. Krutoniom was posting regular progress updates on Reddit, then RCTC came out and everybody here lost all interest.
yep
it works perfectly, thanks!
You can scroll with two fingers, btw. It's still not playable without a mouse/keyboard, but it is there
There's a more fundamental problem; I believe that it will be necessary to scale the UI and viewport differently, which will be "difficult"
@Krutonium Yeah, it would've been nice. Even just the ability to drag the map around with two fingers (or a similar method) would be better than nothing just to get it somewhat playable at least on tablet devices because right now it's a pain scrolling around the map by touch. Also scrolling signs (park gate, ride entrances, path signs etc) are broken on the Android builds (undefined string or something).
i'm setting up a lan multiplayer server and i was wondering how people handle the savegame states. afaik the game state is not saved automatically, and when i restart the server it will reload from the initial savegame, so all changes will be lost. is there a nice way to handle autosaving in multiplayer nowadays?
I have another question on setting up a server: When running
openrct2 host ... --headless on a headless server, it appears to not create groups.json. Is that correct? And is it desired behaviour?
I wrote the following instructions. Do you have any feedback? I can add it to the wiki later. https://gist.github.com/timotk/7db7f186a14bda08f08893742d73ed2f.
Maybe a reminder to change the configuration in config.ini (default_password, advertise, etc). Also the instructions are the same if you're running Ubuntu on bare metal, so no need to specify that you're running on a VM. Otherwise everything looks correct to me as far as I can tell.
but you can also use appimage
you already use ssh, so why not just
scp the files?
rsync would provide benefit when dealing with large files that you sync often, none of those are true in this case
I was using
rsync when I thought I still had to move RCT2 data, I will edit that to use scp.
how do i switch versions to play with other servers in different verisons???
