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Yes, I have used Batocera, although I believe that wine isn't shipped with Batocera. It may be due to some complications is what I'm guessing. Would be cool though, since twister is not being developed anymore and you can only run box on desktop linux systems for arm. What raspberry pi are you using 4 or 5? I would imagine 5 would be at least needed for silent hill arcade.

Let me know what the whole error is.. I used boxbuddy flatpak with the newest distrobox and podman. But some configurations are a bit different than others.

@@Og_fa this was recorded on Ubuntu 18. The drivers in use were pre Iris based, so there was some lag if that's what you are saying. It's not a problem in Ubuntu jammy and noble

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Glxinfo -B summarizes the graphics driver in use I believe. It was used to show what is currently being used. Also, another way to check is glxgears -info to make sure everything works right.

There is also something you can do to verify any game using opengl hardware acceleration by using export GALLIUM_HUD=simple,fps to get something similar to fraps profiling. Just a hint.

​@@bhgamerstudios4180got it, seems that I needed to install mesa utils over box buddy too in order Tu use gears. Now I've tried to use "glxgear - info" over both my system and boxbuddy and tried it and there is a great difference over the fps shown on each one being far superior on boxbuddy. The my las question would be As you said, if I want to get to use the acceleration I should use my own terminal execution or the one from boxbuddy? Or simpler, shall I install box86/64 and wine over my container to get the advantages? My guess is that yeah And sorry, my English is not quite good, but you are my saviour :3

It was accomplished using virgl server. You can install this in Jammy from the repositories. I adapted some of this from using opengl on Android using a proot container. It isn't super easy, but it can be done. I'll try to add a video with instructions sometime.

Also I used boxbuddy from flatpak. Boxbuddy is a frontend to distrobox which you can get an arm based version from the Ubuntu ppa that I found online. Distrobox simply let's you run Linux containers basically on any Linux device from my understanding. Since Ubuntu Jammy ships with a blender that's not compatible with orange pi or even raspberry pi, I used box buddy to run an older Ubuntu with blender 2.79 which does work.

@@bhgamerstudios4180 you are definitively the best :3

It's a 32bit windows game

Thank you❤

They used a custom engine with quake map tools like trenchboom, I believe.

It really depends. If you have a 32bit arm cpu and don't have crostini, that is if you don't see Linux under settings, you would have to put your Chromebook in developer mode and install crouton. Crouton installs Ubuntu or Debian. There you can download a box86 generic deb from Ryan fortners GitHub repo

I think adding box86 Debian repository is much easier than compiling. Just make sure you specify generic. Hint, do an apt search using the terminal for it once you add his repository.

Yeah. I was surprised at the progress of box86 and box64.

@@bhgamerstudios4180I was keeping my eye on Box86/Box64 because I was also keeping my eye on Asahi Fedora. If I ever stumbled into a MacBook, I would love to have good x86/x64 emulation on the M1 chip hahaha.

Yeah. I can give instructions on how to compile sources or you can try the flatpak version. Last time I checked it ran fine.

Ight I'll try flatpak,

@@burnbasher let me know if you have any issues. Hint, use the --user flag to install flatpak refs on Chromebooks running crostini Linux.

I followed instructions from neofeo on GitHub. It was done manually, but there are scripts to do this. I also did this on raspberry pi originally.

I think for generic you can export to either GLTF or Obj wavefront format. Let me know if you need further clarification, I'll do my best to explain.

If thats ok please specify how to export it and how to put it into mc thanks so much I've subbed.@@bhgamerstudios4180

When you first open blockbench, there are several model format options. I would look for the generic model format. It should say that it works for unity blender, game engines, etcetera. Let me know if you need further advice.

@@bhgamerstudios4180 thanks!

Thanks. I added dragons to shoot at, however I'm in the process of trying to get collision detection correct between bullets and the animated dragons. I'll upload updated videos as I make progress.

​@@bhgamerstudios4180if i was you i whould use a diffrent linux distro for developing (i use arch btw)

@@Memztroijan I was mostly using Ubuntu since I happen to be used to it. Just curious, why do u recommend another distro over it? Is it because of Canonical?

@@bhgamerstudios4180 i dont have any recommendations, just use whatever gets the job done the fastest. For me its arch linux

Thanks! Still need enemies and score counter. But shouldn't be to hard to make.

I'll try to link to the events in the editor if that's what you mean. I forgot to show how the game works.

Yes. It works on raspberry pi. Check out pi-apps. They have blockbench for raspberry pi.

Yes, thanks. It's still a bit rough around the edges with Godot 3d rendering, but might improve with newer graphics drivers and or operating systems.

It's normal chromeos

Thanks for the tip

This was done on a chromebook in developer mode. I don't have a tutorial on that, but you can google it, there are instructions on how to do this. There is also another video on my channel that has a link to a bash script to install box86 and box64, plus wine. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Also, the same kinds of things can be done in crostini if you don't want to fiddle with crouton and dev mode.

The script installs both box86 and box64. I'll upload a script to install just box86 if you need it.

@@bhgamerstudios4180 so you don't need box64?

@@iamgooningJust box86. Box64 won't work on 32bit arm. There is x86 emulation on it. Not x86_64 though. Hopefully that makes sense.

@@bhgamerstudios4180 So what do I do after installing box86 and wine?

@@iamgooning if you have a Linux x86 game run it with box86 command in terminal. Same with wine. Unfortunately, it doesn't automatically pick up dot exe files and Linux x86 apps on Chromebooks because of crostini/crouton limitations.

Yeah. You could say that.

It's actually 3d models and textures for games. Thanks for the compliment though.

Thanks!

There is box86, if your chromebook is based on ARM. There is another video on my channel that demonstrates the Sonic time twisted Linux game that has a link to a Linux shell script to download and compile box86 and wine. Lmk if you need further help. It is a little tricky.

I'm guessing a static camera, like the resident evil games, right? Yeah, I think that probably would make more sense for this game.

@@bhgamerstudios4180 i mean not like resident evil im about more like diablo

@@samgrady6059 yeah. I played Diablo 1 and maybe 2 at one point. However, I never played the latest. This was just a simple 3d game with a third person overhead camera.

@@bhgamerstudios4180 you use JavaScript in your game, or just behaviours in coppercube?

@@samgrady6059 Just stock behaviors. I haven't tried the javascript in coppercube, however, I know that would open many more possibilities with it.

Sorry about the late reply. I think I know what may be wrong. I'll be posting a script that may help you out with that. Its a bash script. Have a look at it. It might help you out. Let me know if you have further troubles. I will do my best to help you. Thanks for watching!

Here is the link to a bash script I made that automates the process. drive.google.com/file/d/1fkHprt9zzPxUBkdkNN2nwaJ8cny9y7XE/view?usp=sharing

@@bhgamerstudios4180 You have the file share set to private. I have requested access, but I guess you meant to make it public, given that you also put it in the description.

@@trinityslayy Sorry about that. I have to fix that. Give me a little and it will be updated. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

here is the public link for the file. drive.google.com/file/d/1fkHprt9zzPxUBkdkNN2nwaJ8cny9y7XE/view?usp=sharing

Yes. It would. I just thought it was an interesting experiment, since it also worked on raspberry pi. Also, box86 works very good considering its emulating just the Intel architecture not much else on linux. Even windows games work using wine! Edit: I also did this because normally you would also have to sideload the android version of this game using dev mode. It's just side-stepping that requirement.

can you add keyboard controls for the apk cause im on chromebook