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Urban terror on raspberry pi #5

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symbios24 opened this issue Jun 3, 2019 · 6 comments
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Urban terror on raspberry pi #5

symbios24 opened this issue Jun 3, 2019 · 6 comments

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@symbios24
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hello is it possible to install urban terror in raspberry pi?

i cannot find any instruction to do so anywhere

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pedrxd commented Nov 12, 2019

Well, quake is compatible with arm. Probably you can run it, but you need found a proper binary.
You can try with this

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pedrxd commented Mar 31, 2020

I prepare some containers multiarch for run UrbanTerror (server version).
https://hub.docker.com/r/pedrxd/urbanterror
After some testing on raspberry, it seem to have very poor performance. Max 4 players.

@symbios24
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Hello.how did you install urban terror in the Raspberry Pi ??

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pedrxd commented Apr 7, 2020

Install docker and follow instructions here. This is for server, not for client

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Yes but I don't want server but client.are there any instructions for it?

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pedrxd commented Apr 7, 2020

  1. Execute: apt-get install gcc make libsdl2-dev
  2. Download this zip and unzip it
  3. Open Makefile and set the line where USE_AUTH=1 to USE_AUTH=0
  4. Execute: make -j4
  5. Go to build/release-- and copy the two *.so files and the urbanterror-m9 to the urbanterror43 folder.
  6. Execute urbanterror-m9 file on the urbanterror43 folder

It "should" work. I don't test it

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