Quick rundown:
Trying to get Wolfenstein 3D to run using wolf4sdl but without Picklelauncher. I extracted the contents of the PND and put them in the /wolf4sdl/base/ appfolder along with all necessary game data.
/media/Pandora/pandora/appdata/wolf4sdl/base/
The extracted "wolf3d" ELF file, when opened manually (right click wolf3d>execute) launches Wolfenstein 3D directly with no Picklelauncher. Perfect, exactly what I wanted.
Ok so I made a desktop launcher pointing to the ELF. Launcher command:
/media/Pandora/pandora/appdata/wolf4sdl/base/./wolf3d
Nothing seamed to happened when I executed the desktop shortcut. Edited the shortcut and checked off "Run in terminal".
Executed the desktop shortcut and now terminal flashes for a second, but it errors out stating "NO WOLFENSTEIN 3-D DATA FILES to be found!". So I'm assuming the ELF is launching correctly, but launching under the desktop directory so it cannot find the necessary files.
Knowing very little about linux scrips I attempted to use the "cd" command and force the launcher to go inside the "base" folder before executing the ELF.
cd "/media/Pandora/pandora/appdata/wolf4sdl/base/" ./wolf3d
Now terminal just hangs and appears to do nothing. I've tried a few other combinations, but I'm lost lol.
What command should I be using to set the working folder as "base" and then execute the ELF?
Trying to get Wolfenstein 3D to run using wolf4sdl but without Picklelauncher. I extracted the contents of the PND and put them in the /wolf4sdl/base/ appfolder along with all necessary game data.
/media/Pandora/pandora/appdata/wolf4sdl/base/
The extracted "wolf3d" ELF file, when opened manually (right click wolf3d>execute) launches Wolfenstein 3D directly with no Picklelauncher. Perfect, exactly what I wanted.
Ok so I made a desktop launcher pointing to the ELF. Launcher command:
/media/Pandora/pandora/appdata/wolf4sdl/base/./wolf3d
Nothing seamed to happened when I executed the desktop shortcut. Edited the shortcut and checked off "Run in terminal".
Executed the desktop shortcut and now terminal flashes for a second, but it errors out stating "NO WOLFENSTEIN 3-D DATA FILES to be found!". So I'm assuming the ELF is launching correctly, but launching under the desktop directory so it cannot find the necessary files.
Knowing very little about linux scrips I attempted to use the "cd" command and force the launcher to go inside the "base" folder before executing the ELF.
cd "/media/Pandora/pandora/appdata/wolf4sdl/base/" ./wolf3d
Now terminal just hangs and appears to do nothing. I've tried a few other combinations, but I'm lost lol.
What command should I be using to set the working folder as "base" and then execute the ELF?
