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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

The release I grabbed was UnrealEngine-5.3.2-css-66 and I made sure to grab the .EXE, as well as the -1 and -2 files.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

Similarily for RedHat, you would have a text file called {base_dir}/unrealengine.srpm that lays out how to create an RPM package. At least that is how I remember it from my RedHat days.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

If you want the fruits of my .deb creation work, all you would have to do is create a {base_dir}/debian folder and put the packaging stuff in there, then commit that to the repo.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

I have no idea who that is. I tend to create .deb packages of items I choose to install. They typically don't get distributed.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

If I do, I may just make a .deb package of it.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

I may just create a special repo on Launchpad.net to get llvm-toolchain compiled for 22.04. It will probably generate less headaches.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

Looking at the Unreal Engine documentation in relation to cross compiling gives clues as to what compilers and versions should be installed on Linux Native. I'm currently using Ubuntu 22.04 as recommended in the docs. I may consider upgrading to 24.04 for the proper llvm-clang toolchain that comes with 24.04 if I can't get it compiled on 22.04

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

I haven't gotten to that point yet. If it becomes an issue, I'll proceed with my plan on building a native version of the base Unreal Engine and then start comparing the CSS differences and add them in.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

I'm still in the process of setting up the environment.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

Correct. I'm using Windows 10 Pro within the VM. Getting the initial VisualStudio installer was a bit of a chore. After that, everything started flowing.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

At the moment, I'm going through VirtualBox with a Virtual Machine.

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SMSatisfactory Modding

•Created by davidon.top on 10/16/2024 in #help-developing-mods

Linux mod development?

I'm attempting this

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SMSatisfactory Modding