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Wow, works great! Thanks a lot to you!

can anyone help me? im a total noob at this, i cant get it it run. i installed the .deb file, but i dont know how to make that directory with duke3d.grp...

thanks alot

> Doesn't seem to run on 770.

Oh, the humanity! ;-(

Open up file manager and select "Removable memory card" once there create a directory called "share" (case matters) and inside of that create another directory called "duke3d" put your duke3d.grp file in there.

Like many before me, let me just say THANKS !

A new release. Removed hardcoded key bindings F4-F8 so you can now bind them on n800. Also updated the config. It now has mouseaim, - key is jump, fullscreen button crouches and + key changes next weapon. Menu key is now the use action.

Game seems to have issues with key assignments. Sometimes they register, sometimes they don't. Sometimes it seems it doesn't even save the config, so the best way is to do it by hand when game is not running and make sure you don't have double bindings. If you want to use the new default config, remove your old one before installing or copy it by hand from /usr/share/duke3d to /home/user/.duke3d.

ukki you're the man! That configuration is perfect for my N800 and removing those hardcoded key bindings really makes the game run great now. Thank you much!!!

I don't have time to search, but would appreciate anyone finding/testing free/PD and alternate levels or even total conversions. Let us know if anything works.

Apparently you need to create a .duk textfile containing two lines

CON=.con file name
GRP=.grp file name

for instance for the Penthouse Paradise modification:
CON=PPAKGAME.con
GRP=PENTHOUS.grp

Put the .duk file and all the necessary data files in the share/duke3d directory and run the game.

Great port, thanks :-) Zodiac port still beats it because of better device controls but with usb gamepad or mouse this could be good enough and thus much better than Zodiac because of CPU power. Zodiac is only 200MHz armv4t and Duke feels slow sometimes.

When dust settles a bit it would be nice to have the source ;-)

BTW, anyone tried reading /dev/input/mice directly from SDL app? I tried to set SDL_MOUSEDEV=/dev/input/mice and SDL_MOUSEDEV_IMPS2 (see
http://docs.huihoo.com/sdl/1.2/sdlenvvars.html) but as the guide says this perhaps works only with fbcon video driver since moving (usb connected) mouse does nothing even if /dev/input/mice produces some data. Tried also Mouse support in Maemo: Preliminary support but the movement is a bit jerky.

I tried and I couldn't get it to work. There is no place to select the total conversion games. I took the same total conversions files (.GRP and .CON) that I had on my Zodiac along with the .duk files (or .duke files, either work) and copied them to my duke3d directory on my N800. On the Palm conversion on my Zodiac if you have these files in the duke3d directory, a menu screen comes up right away when you start Duke3D where you can select the default game or any of the total conversions. Then after making your selection it runs Duke3D to the main menu screen. On my N800, it just goes to the default Duke3D menu screen. I thought maybe there might be a place in New Game to select the total conversions, but there isn't anything there either.