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('fraid I don't remember if the Flute Nose thing affected me or not)
Only thing I'd like to know and I've been trying to work out but it's probably beyond my ability is what causes this weird game freeze when Flute Nose is on the stage (and also on the music mini game which also happens on the stage so it's probably caused by the same problem.) The freeze occurs when trying to load the game via steam or just double clicking the executable out of steam. However just running the same executable via the command line and it doesn't freeze at all. It's not reading any different library files. So I'm extremely confused. But maybe it's just my computer and it doesn't happen to anyone else.
Spent a good half a day messing around just messing around with things but I'm just as clueless as when I started for that specific issue.
Thanks again!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ox6sa4mxwjoca94/TIW_LUP-0.9a.zip?dl=0
This patch simply adds files to the game, it does not remove/rename/alter anything.
I did a quick run through of the game I couldn't find anything I missed. But any feed back would be nice.
It's probably also possible to fix other small things like missing lipsync data that happens a couple of times.
Someone with programming knowledge could probably hack/fix some of the other issues. But in the end it's probably easier to use the proton version of the game. As the windows version also has high res graphics.
On Debian Stretch, installing openjfx (which pulls in the other two) helped for the videos.
I have figured out the first problem in more detail. The game does not directly depend on any shared libraries for media playback. However, it expects that java can decode media files. For example, it runs java -jar mplay.jar media/movies/MOV_000.m4v media/Audio/MOV/MOV_000_EN.mp3 media/Data/Subtitles/MOV_000_EN.srt in the game folder. You may run this command to test if it can. An installation of Oracle JDK 8 should work. Alternatively you may replace java with mpv using this script: https://gist.github.com/orivej/1557694fa39ef16c2dc7e207b9c16f9b