Oh, right, I forgot to include one thing: you need to install Git LFS (https://git-lfs.com/) to get access to the asset files. If you install it and then re-clone the repo, it should work.
EDIT: If git lfs does not work, I added a release (https://github.com/jani-nykanen/one-last-adventure/releases/tag/v1.0.0), where you can download the source code as a zip folder, and it should include all the asset files "normally". Then you can just copy the asset folder from there.
I've tried 3 different ways, it's still just sitting there at the white bar.
I even completely removed everything & recloned the repo as well as
downloading the new v1.0.0 files and trying both source and dist.
I looked at LFS and it talks about selecting file types LFS is to manage.
I ran a few of the suggested options but nothing helped.
Could you please give the exact commands that one would execute from
shell to fully clone the repo with all assets and paths intact plus make sure
LFS is installed properly and linked to everything needed?
I feel there's something I'm not getting set up properly. Thank you!
Hmm, that's weird, it should work. If you open the files in, say, image editor, do you get corrupted images or see the pictures properly? Because if you see the pictures properly, then git lfs is not the issue, but something else.
If you have all the required tools installed, the list of command should be the following:
git clone https://github.com/jani-nykanen/one-last-adventure.git cd one-last-adventure make make server
You can check that git-lfs is installed properly by typing " git-lfs " to the terminal. If it says the command is not recognized, then git-lfs is not installed properly.
Then you should just open the browser and type localhost:8000. It might be needed to open the web console and disable cache in "Network" tab.
Speaking of the web console, if you open the web console (Ctr+Alt+I), do you get some errors? If you only see the white bar, it should mean that some files failed to load. Other option is that you have incorrect version of node-js installed and TypeScript compiler produces faulty js code (very unlikely, though).
Hey! I dunno what I was doing wrong but I nuked everything I had
and started with the simple git clone you had and it is working now!
Thank you!!! Now I get to enjoy playing this locally! 8)
P.S. - Is there an easy way to rebind keys? I haven't looked at the source
yet, I imagine it can be done that way but I thought I'd ask. Also that would
be a great feature for future revisions. 8)
