Quoting: Linuxer Quoting: Avehicle7887 Quoting: Linuxeroh nice! now we're making progress but are you the developer? Just wonderful to see more open source releases like this, helping classic games pretty much live forever on modern platforms. I haven't had a chance yet, but I am itching to try it out. If you've been playing it, be sure to leave a comment letting readers know what you think. You do need the data files which you can get from GOG. Add comments categorizing keywords and noting those which are not implemented.Ĭheck it out on GitHub.Linux: name executable 'theforceengine'.CMake: gitVersion: do nothing if Git is not available.Linux/Paths: look for support data in the executable directory too.Linux/CMake: also install the Mods and SoundFonts folders.Reduced stack size requirements in the audio system to fix issues on Steam Deck.Update the Readme to reflect that external midi is no longer required on Linux.Added support for 800p in the resolution list for the Steam Deck.Added Roland SC-55 and AWE64 sound fonts.Implemented the ability to change midi devices and outputs during gameplay, the game music is restarted as needed.Implemented support for midi synthesis using OP元 emulation and the iMuse OPL driver.Implemented support for midi synthesis using Sound Fonts (sf2).Implemented midi device types to support system midi as well as midi synthesis.Continuing the improvements from the previous release that added Linux support, the Modern 'Jedi Engine' replacement supporting Dark Forces, mods and in the future Outlaws - The Force Engine has a new release out with lots of upgrades.

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