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When installing everyone.dance on Linux, the installation screen will pick up Soundwaves but not Infinitesimal, despite both working fine on Windows - when manually copying everyone.dance.lua to where it needs to go and modifying ScreenSelectMusic/default.lua accordingly, the client will display the currently selected song and difficulty, but won't recognize that a song has started or keep track of score.
Things I've tried include:
Changing file/folder ownership to "root" for the Infinitesimal folder and its subdirectories
Changing the read/write permissions for the Infinitesimal folder and its subdirectories
Installing the theme to another directory
Manually adding the everyone.dance.lua file (half works, as described above)
Let me know if I need to provide any more info! I don't think I've ever opened a GitHub issue like this before so I'm not completely sure if I'm doing this right
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Hey there, thanks the detailed info! That's really weird that it works on Windows and not Linux - I don't think I'm familiar enough to debug this without access to a Linux machine. You've done a lot of the steps that I would recommend and can't think of anything else right now, but I can help you install it manually.
Copy the everyone.dance.lua file over to the BGAnimations folder.
Adjust the SYNC_INTERVAL as needed, 500 is default.
Edit three default.lua files in these directories to load the script:
a. ScreenEvaluation
b. ScreenGameplay
c. ScreenSelectMusic
To load the script, just use LoadActor as you are probably familiar. There might be multiple folders with these names, so just choose one, such as ScreenEvaluation Overlay or ScreenGameplay decorations.
Even with these steps, it might not work if the ED client can't detect your installation. These steps will ensure that StepMania sends data to ED, but ED might not recognize the data.
However, feel free to try it out and let me know if that works for you! 😊
When installing everyone.dance on Linux, the installation screen will pick up Soundwaves but not Infinitesimal, despite both working fine on Windows - when manually copying everyone.dance.lua to where it needs to go and modifying ScreenSelectMusic/default.lua accordingly, the client will display the currently selected song and difficulty, but won't recognize that a song has started or keep track of score.
Things I've tried include:
Let me know if I need to provide any more info! I don't think I've ever opened a GitHub issue like this before so I'm not completely sure if I'm doing this right
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: