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	reaper posted by bigfatdude @ 66.254.246.198 on Dec 10 2005 9:25 PM
Controls are tough to get used to but it's a very polished game.
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	Where are the textures? posted by Anonymous @ 217.80.242.129 on Apr 7 2002 3:30 AM
Hi, first time i play reaper it works fine, nice game. Then i get crashed and go back to the menu. Now I start again, and the textures are away, everything is white...Suggestions? Thanks, thisl
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	Impressive posted by Anonymous @ 209.158.176.22 on Apr 3 2002 9:01 AM
The game itself is very good, but getting in to it can be a problem on some systems. However, they are working on it as best they can, and along with improvements to the game itself it is rapidly becoming more optimized, less prone to crashes, and easier to compile.
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Re: Impressive posted by Mysterial @ 68.38.153.138 on Apr 5 2002 3:34 AM Oops, that was me, wasn't logged in. ;)   [Reply]

	Reaper 0.98 on Solaris UltraSparc... posted by georgie @ 192.9.25.21 on Apr 2 2002 2:16 PM
Reaper 0.98 DOES compile on Sol8 UltraSparc...(the GNU autoconf thingy made life much easier than the previous versions of Reaper!) I've tried it on an Ultra2, Sol8, Creator3d frame buffer, Sun OpenGL 1.3, STLport (more info on where to get it on freshmeat.net), gcc 2.95.3 (from the Sol8 Companion CD)...the graphics R AWESOME, but as stated on Reaper's official website, the game is still slow on UltraSparcs...as it is still not optimized for Solaris yet! =( The good thingy is that the developers will try to tune the game more for Solaris!!! yeh!!!!!!!!!! I never got OpenAL to compile on Solaris, so to start Reaper (once compiled), I use the "-f" option to bypass menus/openal, or use this suggestion that I got from the Reaper's developers... Create a data/config/hw_snd_system file, containing this line: "sound = dummy" (without the double quotes)... I am looking forward to seeing future versions of Reaper! hopefully supporting SDL for easier cross-compiling! =) This is a game with excellent potentials! Cheers! Georgie's SOLARCADE
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	Running . configure RH 7.2 posted by Anonymous @ 216.37.36.249 on Apr 2 2002 11:06 AM
When ever I try to run . /configure to build Repaer. It starts to run and then just logs out of the console or Xterm that it is running in. Help Jerry Sloan
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	Run under Debian posted by Anonymous @ 203.59.185.161 on Feb 6 2002 1:00 AM
I can't get this thing to run under Debian. I have mesa set up and can run other OpenGL games. I get this: error in loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: Cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory I'm pretty sure libstdc and libc6 are installed. Perhaps they need upgrading (but I have the latest available for Debian already)??? Darrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can anyone help?
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Re: Run under Debian posted by pest @ 193.11.248.249 on Feb 6 2002 5:32 PM   Due to a silly mistake 0.95 was dynamically linked against that library, will be fixed in next version. Until then, you could try to get hold of the exact file it's looking for (search debian.org for the package) and put it in your library path...   [Reply]

	Starting reaper posted by macke @ 212.105.21.90 on Feb 6 2002 12:11 AM
You can change the default resolution of the game in data/config/hw_gfx (make a copy of hw_gfx.defaults and remove the ext). You can also add 'fullscreen=true' there. Might work better for you voodoo-people? However, if reaper says 400x300 it means that it couldn't find a hardware accelerated mode and tries in software. Please use the mailing-list (reaper3d-devel@lists.sourceforge.net) to report all problems on starting/running Reaper, as well as comments about game play/feature requests/ etc...
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	Reaper problems... posted by erlkonig @ 192.188.253.202 on Feb 5 2002 10:42 AM
This game is probably wonderful running, however no documentation seems to be provided, and even trying reaper -h or --help provides no feedback on how to enable OpenGL use under Linux - despite the fact that it's obviously linked to the GL libraries. More information in the FAQ on -running- the game, or an appropriate readme, would be rather helpful. If you're interested in using the source, note that every build method provided seems to fail under RH Linux (even on how to g++). A future version may address these difficulties, and make it easier for new player to get it to run at a decent framerate.
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Re: Reaper problems... posted by macke @ 212.105.21.90 on Feb 6 2002 12:16 AM   We are looking into ways to improve the build-process (configure-script etc..), so that Reaper is accessible to more ppl.   [Reply]

	Am I stupid? posted by Anonymous @ 131.211.33.127 on Feb 5 2002 3:57 AM
I can only find 0.95.....
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Re: Am I stupid? posted by macke @ 212.105.21.90 on Feb 6 2002 12:11 AM   0.95 is the latest public release.   [Reply]

	-lXext missing posted by Anonymous @ 212.3.8.142 on Feb 4 2002 11:08 PM
While compiling the lib Xext(ensions?) is missing. What is this? What do I have to get installed to make it work?? I need to check out this one. Help apreaciated
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Re: -lXext missing posted by pest @ 193.11.248.249 on Feb 6 2002 5:34 PM   It's a standard X library, you probably need to install development versions of them..   [Reply]