[taylor]

Well, it is a biggie since the way wrote that code is just 100 different kinds of wrong.  Re-mapping the keys doesn't always work either, as has been reported to me by some users.  As long as you've got it worked out for now though that's great.  I'll still keep this on my todo list and have a go at giving the input code some i18n lovin' when I can.

[Amon_Re]

Well, it is a biggie since the way wrote that code is just 100 different kinds of wrong.  Re-mapping the keys doesn't always work either, as has been reported to me by some users.  As long as you've got it worked out for now though that's great.  I'll still keep this on my todo list and have a go at giving the input code some i18n lovin' when I can.

Well, i'm completely stuck I can remap the keys for several comm. options, however, i can't select eighter ships, wings & the 3rd option, because i can't use those keys, and i'm stuck in a mission where i really need to send my wings to cover one of the two transporters, because they both go in oposite directions & get attacked both by a wing at the same time...

I might be good, but i ain't *that* good

[YemminatoR]

when i try to compile the linux version, i have this error:

sound/ds.cpp:1663: error: invalid conversion from ‘void*’ to ‘ALCcontext*’
sound/ds.cpp:1663: error:   initializing argument 1 of ‘ALCboolean alcMakeContextCurrent(ALCcontext*)’
sound/ds.cpp:1702: error: invalid conversion from ‘ALubyte*’ to ‘const ALchar*’
sound/ds.cpp:1702: error:   initializing argument 1 of ‘ALboolean alIsExtensionPresent(const ALchar*)’
sound/ds.cpp: In function ‘void ds_close()’:
sound/ds.cpp:2178: error: invalid conversion from ‘void*’ to ‘ALCcontext*’
sound/ds.cpp:2178: error:   initializing argument 1 of ‘void alcDestroyContext(ALCcontext*)’
make[1]: *** [ds.o] Error 1

but cvs 3.6.8. and 3.6.9. compiling works

[castor]

I got the exact same problem, and it turned out that 3.6.7 didn't like the OpenAL version I was using (current from Debian/testing repository).
Installing the version tagged 'Linux_Spec1-0' from www.openal.org seems to solve the problem.

[foolfromhell]

I suck at programming and stuff, and dont own a Mac, but my best friend does, and he wants to play this game. He has an iMac G5, and what do I do with the binary? or the .dmg? I have no idea. If i can find out, I can tell him. He sucks at this stuff too. I dont know how to compile source codes or anything. Thanks in advance
EDIT: I know this is an OLD thread, and sorry for bringing it up again. I found this thread in the search.
Noticed the date too late. Sorry

[YemminatoR]

I got the exact same problem, and it turned out that 3.6.7 didn't like the OpenAL version I was using (current from Debian/testing repository).
Installing the version tagged 'Linux_Spec1-0' from www.openal.org seems to solve the problem.

thanks now works