Hi everyone,
just fixed the rubberband crashes. They were due to anchor1 and anchor2
being uninitialized. This was the case in Enigma 1.21 as well, but no
bug in this respect was ever reported for 1.21.
Regards
Andreas
Am 29.12.20 um 03:39 schrieb Andreas Lochmann:
Hi everyone,
Sidney a
Hi everyone,
Sidney and I did some more tests, and it turns out that the mouse event
problem is caused by a feature of VirtualBox, called "mouse
integration". It is used to combine the desktop of the host and of
VirtualBox to a single desktop, and obviously confuses SDL2. It can be
turned off
Andreas Lochmann wrote on 26/12/20 1:40 pm:
I wrote a first draft of a manual relative mouse mode, in branch
"alternative-mouse-input-1.3". You find the new button in the options menu,
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Could you check if the "slow"-mode at least works for you? Thank you in advance.
"Slow" mode works
Hi Sidney,
I wrote a first draft of a manual relative mouse mode, in branch
"alternative-mouse-input-1.3". You find the new button in the options menu,
submenu "Config" (together with the other mouse related options). When you
set it to "slow" it should work for you.
With "slow" and "fast" I refe
> On 26 Dec 2020, at 7:03 am, Sidney Markowitz wrote:
>
> I'm not surprised, although I assume that was a typo in your email and the
> error message was "requires macOS 10.15 or later".
Oops - 10.15 or later is what I meant!
I’ve just installed Big Sur in a separate partition, and Enigma seems
Thank you for your patience, Sidney. We now know the location of the bug
(SDL, of course), and have to find a way to work around it. This will need
some time. I have an idea how to do this, but it will probably further
impact Enigma's performance negatively. I might have to add an option for
this.
Andreas Lochmann wrote on 26/12/20 1:56 am:
Hmm ... please change line 932 in video.cc from
SDL_SetRelativeMouseMode(enabled ? SDL_TRUE : SDL_FALSE);
to:
SDL_SetRelativeMouseMode(SDL_FALSE);
This worked, though with the problem you mentioned when the invisible mouse
cursor leaves Eni
I'm not surprised, although I assume that was a typo in your email and the
error message was "requires macOS 10.15 or later".
I think I've figured out the proper settings to make a VirtualBox virtual
machine on my Mac that can run High Sierra, and how to deal with the mess
resulting from Homeb
I just created a new branch "alternative-mouse-input-1.3". Right now, there
is nothing new in it, but I will try some replacement for
SetRelativeMouseMode, and commit it here, if it works.
Am Fr., 25. Dez. 2020 um 12:54 Uhr schrieb Mark Pulley <
mrpul...@iinet.net.au>:
> I can’t run it on Mojave
Hmm ... please change line 932 in video.cc from
SDL_SetRelativeMouseMode(enabled ? SDL_TRUE : SDL_FALSE);
to:
SDL_SetRelativeMouseMode(SDL_FALSE);
In my case (Ubuntu, XFCE) this introduces another bug: As soon as the
(invisible) mouse cursor leaves Enigma's window, no more mouse events are
I can’t run it on Mojave - an error box comes up: “The application requires
MacOS 10.5 or later”. It runs fine on Catalina.
Mark P.
> On 25 Dec 2020, at 1:20 am, Sidney Markowitz wrote:
> In other news, I've built and uploaded a macOS dmg that anyone can use to
> install Enigma on macOS withou
Andreas Lochmann wrote on 25/12/20 11:19 am:
Could you try "enigma --log --nograb"? This is no solution, but it helps to
pin down the problem. It sets two SDL-switches to false; one of them grabs the
mouse, such that Enigma does not loose focus when the mouse cursor leaves the
window; the other
Yes, there is quite a difference: The menu mouse cursor is displayed by
absolute mouse coordinates, delivered by SDL. If there was a problem with
absolute measurements, nearly every SDL using application would fail.
However, in the game we use relative coordinates (delivered by SDL), which
is a muc
That could explain it. I have a MacBook Pro laptop with two external monitors
attached. The virtual machine display is on one of the external monitors. I
can imagine that a bug in the interaction between SDL2 and the virtual
graphics stuff could result in coordinates with large numbers as if the
A mouse event with so large numbers is discarded by Enigma on purpose,
because the black ball would suddenly be subjected to an enormous impulse,
if the mouse event would have been interpreted the normal way. So, the ball
not moving is a logical and necessary consequence to an overly large mouse
xr
I tried installing on Ubuntu 20.04 based Linux Mint Mate and got the same
problem with the mouse while in the level.
At this point the only point of difference I see is that I'm running it on a
VirtualBox virtual machine.
In other news, I've built and uploaded a macOS dmg that anyone can use
Well, I‘ve been running Enigma successfully. Since you asked for possible
differences:
I built Enigma from the tar archive and everything seems to work fine. I‘m
running Manjaro Linux with kernel 5.9.11. Enigma is linked against
libSDL2-2.0.so.0 (package version 2.0.12-3), ..._image (2.0.5-2), .
I'm on an Ubuntu 20.04-based Linux Mint Mate. I ran:
./autogen.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install (needed for translations)
Running ./enigma or enigma worked fine.
I was missing some dependencies initially, so just to be sure I can
"make clean" in between attempts.
This is my ./configure sum
So far I have tried building it on VirtualBox virtual machines with CentOS 7,
Ubuntu 18.04.5LTS, and Ubuntu 20.04LTS, all with VirtualBox Guest Additions
installed, and I have both built from the working directory from the repo with
autogen.sh, configure, make gmo, make, sudo make install, sudo
What version of Linux did you use and how did you build it? I guess you built
from the git master branch? I tried making a release 1.30-alpha tar.gz and
building from that on CentOS 7 and on Ubuntu 18.04 and on both of them the
mouse was not responsive once I started a level.
Sidney
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Thanks!
I have given it a quick spin on Linux and it seems to be working fine.
Need to brush up on my dexterity now!
Can you update the translation files on Transifex soon? It would also be
good if the strings were sorted by file occurrence rather than
alphabetically, to give translators some con
Dear developers, contributors, and friends of Enigma,
today we release Enigma 1.30-alpha. It is meant as a
version for level developers and bug hunters. However,
if you currently have problems running Enigma 1.21 on
your system, you might consider switching to Enigma
1.30-alpha, instead of wait
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