Bobble68 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:57 am Scottish, Irish and Welsh people are not gonna be happy.

I'm born and raised in the US, but my ancestry is Scottish, Irish, and Welsh.

Thanks, it works great. I starred your project on Github.

Hey. Sorry to bother you, but is the builder down for temporary maintenance? I haven't figured out a way to make a Linux AppImage on my own. Making a love file or a WIndows .exe isn't a problem, but Linux builds is way more difficult to figure out for me.

I tried to make a Linux build just now, and sorry to say, the AppImage won't run. I don't mean the icon issue, but the game won't play even after giving it the correct permissions.

Where did the AppImage come from, or did you make it (and how)? From the previous post above. So, extracted from my .zip then. Strange. The icon shows up for me, but not for others. Dusoft, what OS are you running? Can any other Linux users test the icon status? What happens after running the AppIm...

I just booted into Linux and found the issue. The symlinks were broken after the recent updates - I can confirm that the Linux builds work properly. Make sure to set the permissions so you can run the downloaded AppImage as an application. I will need further assistance to get the icons working acr...

I like how you can drag and drop the file now. The changes you made look nice. I wonder if another Linux user could try to build and run an AppImage for testing. I just tried a third time, and although it builds properly, I'm still not able to run the game. I wonder if it's an issue with Love2D itse...

Thank you for the heads up. There was a bug recently introduced after several updates to the 2dengine website. Everything should be working at the time of this post. Might be worth giving it another try when you have a chance. Also, please advise if you are willing to do some testing so we can try ...

Hey, thanks for sharing this. I was able to build for WIndows and Mac, but I can't get the Linux appimage to work. I'm using Linux (PopOS) as my main operating system, and I'm able to run other AppImages by changing the permissions to allow it to run. But when trying to run the game, it gives me thi...

I was inspired by a game called 'Songbringer'. It's a procedurally generated Zelda-like game. I was impressed with how, despite the overworld and dungeons being randomly generated, it was done in a way were things still maintained a sense of cohesion. If you didn't know that it was procedurally gene...