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phaethonfire

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A member registered May 19, 2023

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nice job. Made it through all the content with no bugs or issues. I liked the crow statues... nice touch.

Game froze on me too.  Turn 2037, but it was my second run. I didn't realize weapons had armor values until I read the comments here.  Ooops.

Fun game, ahne! Congrats on the successful 7drl.

Hey Slashie, sorry  to be slow to respond.  That link worked for me.  Thanks for your help.  I had to change base images and make other changes, but I got a container working for zeldarl.  It is here: https://hub.docker.com/r/phaethonfire/zeldarl

If other players want to run the game without installing Java, that is a path forward.  It should work on any OS. The image is built for x86 processors, but Rosetta2 on Mac makes it work for Apple silicon as well.

Managed to win the game after 3 or 4 tries. :-)  Thanks for making the game and for reviving it this year for a few improvements.

With the recent updates and attention, I was hoping to play this game, but I need to avoid running Java locally.  Also, I'm on an Apple Silicon Mac, so the Windows bat file doesn't help. I'm comfortable with Docker, but not Java.

I think I may be close, but I'm stuck with jcurses.  The Linux download from sourceforge says it supports 64bit, but I get this error when trying to use the precompiled libjcurses.so:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /zrl/lib/libjcurses.so: /zrl/lib/libjcurses.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32 (Possible cause: architecture word width mismatch)

I think that means it is a 32 bit version.  libjcurses is ancient now too.  What is the best way to get a 64 bit version?  Any other advice on getting it running?

If you are interested, here is the current version of the Dockerfile I'm playing with:

FROM mcr.microsoft.com/java/jre:11-zulu-ubuntu

COPY zrl* /zrl

WORKDIR /zrl

CMD ["java","-jar","zrl.jar"]