If Book 2 operates the same was as Book 3, what you need to have OpenAL support in the engine is the 32-bit library libopenal.so. The package on Ubuntu is apparently "libopenal1:i386", though I don't run Ubuntu myself so I can't verify. Also make sure that the actual file "libopenal.so" is present, not just "libopenal.so.1". If you only have the .1, you can make a symlink yourself. Hope that helps!tecknode wrote:Also, why can I NOT get the audio to show [OpenAl] as I did in Ubuntu 9 :?:
Is there a launch prefix I can use to get Eschalon to run OpenAl :|
Oh, ha - not only do I see that you already got an answer in another topic, I also see that your post was over a year old. Well! Hurray for that. :)xolotl wrote:If Book 2 operates the same was as Book 3, what you need to have OpenAL support in the engine is the 32-bit library libopenal.so. The package on Ubuntu is apparently "libopenal1:i386", though I don't run Ubuntu myself so I can't verify. Also make sure that the actual file "libopenal.so" is present, not just "libopenal.so.1". If you only have the .1, you can make a symlink yourself. Hope that helps!
