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You're welcome; thank you too!

Thanks!

yeah 😭

😎🎉👍

02:30 am.

@@cirno_the_ice_fairy_stk what the frick

@@LX20235 not joking

*cyberfighter

Rowdy howdy!

Yep! :-p

Yep 😎

Thanks!

TH-cam says Rowdy Howdy 😎

Yep, I agree 😎

​@@rowdyjoe-stkI mean, what can’t go wrong when you’re from the yellow team?

Fun races.

@@MarorTheUnknown727 f

I just decided to boot it and hope for the best 🤣. The scoring was weird, with 100 points for the fastest lap, then everything else was normal. I just sort of hoped I'd get the fastest lap a few times without doing silly stuff like camping on nitros or hoping for triple zippers.

Yep!

Thanks! And yes, rauldux had a very nice win there.

Yep! It's some good racing though 😎

Of 2 for me because I raced in 2 of the 3 :-p I would've raced in the 3rd one, but all I can say about that is "raceme!!!!" 🤣

nothing special happened in the third, 1player teams and i lost it all in the last turn -_-

@@kimdenstkoof

In Ravenbridge Mansion, everyone got wrecked or crashed, then Polo10 kept taking all the nitros and powerups, so I couldn't catch up. Also, I couldn't see that bowling ball at 39:03 until it went zooming past. I was trying to let you pass me and I even briefly dropped a tire off the track! It's worth noting that right after 41:58 I hit a bowling ball head-on and the bowling ball bounced off the front of my kart without wrecking me! I've seem that happen but it's extremely rare. At 43:50, I've heard of high wattage, but this was high swattage 🤣 Also, it looks like either Polo10 wrecked really hard or had to go and do something else...but still, lol :-p

Yay! 🎉

I agree; it was awesome!

😎

The file `icon.png` exists in the kart directory for `Sanae LePidgin` for me. The file is named `icon.png` but the file references inside of `kart.xml` are `icon.PNG` for both the `icon-file` and `minimap-icon-file` attributes. Normally, Windows and macOS present their filesystems as case-insensitive, so `icon.png` and `icon.PNG` refer to the same file in a given directory. However, on my system, which is Manjaro with an Ext4 filesystem, it's case-sensitive, so the files `icon.png` and `icon.PNG` refer to different files within a given directory on my system. In other words, to be extra safe, the file names must match exactly, both in name and case, to ensure they're loaded properly. I did an offline test and noticed the kart didn't have an icon in the position display. Also, the icon didn't show up on the minimap, either! When I changed the `kart.xml` file so it referred to `icon.png` in both places, the issue was fixed and the icon showed up properly both in the position display and on the minimap.

Here's how you can download, compile and run the SuperTuxKart 2.x branch entirely from the command line. You might want to do a `mkdir -p ~/Compiling/STK_2.0/ ; cd ~/Compiling/STK_2.0/` first, save the big block of BASH code into a file with something like `cat - > stk_2.0_compile.sh`, copy the code from here and paste it into the terminal window, then press Control-D to save the file (or just use a GUI tool to save the file into the directory or use `nano` or something similar, just get the BASH code block into a file), then `chmod +x stk_2.0_compile.sh`, then do a `./stk_2.0_compile.sh`. Here's the code that you copy and paste, although I don't know if it grabs all the dependencies, but at least it should grab most of the dependencies and work, since I compiled and ran it on an Ubuntu system using this code and the steps above: ```bash #!/bin/bash # Update package list and install required dependencies echo "Updating package list and installing dependencies..." sudo apt update sudo apt install -y git subversion cmake make g++ libbluetooth-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev \ libfreetype6-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libjpeg-dev libogg-dev libopenal-dev libpng-dev \ libsdl2-dev libvorbis-dev libxrandr-dev libxi-dev libssl-dev libglew-dev libglm-dev \ libshaderc-dev libharfbuzz-dev # Clone the SuperTuxKart code repository echo "Cloning the SuperTuxKart code repository for version 2.x" git clone github.com/Alayan-stk-2/stk-code.git -b BalanceSTK2 # Clone the SuperTuxKart assets repository echo "Cloning the SuperTuxKart assets repository for version 2.x" git clone github.com/Pttn/stk-assets.git # Navigate to the stk-code directory cd stk-code # Create a build directory and navigate into it mkdir -p cmake_build cd cmake_build # Run CMake to configure the build echo "Configuring the build with CMake..." cmake .. -DUSE_SYSTEM_ENET=ON # Compile the code echo "Compiling SuperTuxKart..." make -j$(nproc) # Run SuperTuxKart echo "Running SuperTuxKart..." bin/supertuxkart echo "SuperTuxKart has been compiled and launched successfully." ```

I can see your follow-up comment in a TH-cam email notification I received, and it says `I got to the cmake part, that does not work`, which was received at 11:20 AM Central Daylight Time, so 16:20 UTC, yet when I check back here, the comment didn't post. Also, when I check "Held for review" from inside my channel dashboard, it says I'm all caught up, so there's nothing to see there, either. TH-cam apparently has some major problems with black holes or antimatter or something. Anyway, have you tried chatting with AI about the problem? Errors with `cmake` often flummox me, but AI chatbots usually get me back on track with everything fixed up really fast. I usually use ChatGPT for general chats, and Perplexity AI for a combination of web searches and chatting. Simply state something like "What's wrong here?" or "How can I fix it?" or something like that, then paste in the `cmake` error part, which usually shows up in red into the chat, or just copy and paste the error message part into the chat and the chatbot will usually give some really helpful information. Anyway, I hope this helps!

I had Perplexity AI research it for me; here's the response to the prompt `Is it possible to enable Artist Debug Mode in SuperTuxKart on mobile?`: Yes, it is possible to enable Artist Debug Mode in SuperTuxKart on mobile devices. Here’s how you can do it: 1. **Locate the Configuration File**: - Find the `config.xml` file on your mobile device. This file is typically located in the SuperTuxKart configuration directory. The exact location may vary depending on your operating system and installation method. 2. **Edit the Configuration File**: - Open the `config.xml` file with a text editor. - Locate the line that reads: ```xml <artist_debug_mode value="false" /> ``` - Change the value to `true`: ```xml <artist_debug_mode value="true" /> ``` - Save the changes to the file. 3. **Accessing the Artist Debug Mode Menu**: - On mobile devices, you can access the Artist Debug Mode context menu by tapping on the top left corner of the screen. This might be tricky if your screen has a circular cutout, but it should still be accessible[2]. 4. **Features and Limitations**: - Most features of Artist Debug Mode are available on mobile, such as flying, camera adjustments, and debugging tools. However, some features like flying require a keyboard, so you might need to connect an external keyboard to use those specific features[2]. - Some functionalities, such as recording, are disabled on mobile devices[2]. By following these steps, you should be able to enable and use Artist Debug Mode on SuperTuxKart on your mobile device. Citations: [1] supertuxkart.net/Artist_Debug_Mode [2] stk.kimden.online/wiki/index.php?title=Artist_Debug_Mode [3] forum.freegamedev.net/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=18900 [4] github.com/SuperTux/supertux/wiki/Developer-Mode [5] th-cam.com/video/yqcEVLiI-EA/w-d-xo.html [6] th-cam.com/video/4RL9PC-a-a8/w-d-xo.html [7] supertuxkart.net/Main_Page [8] forum.freegamedev.net/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7894