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Parkour-Map
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You 24 Feb, 2017 @ 3:35pm
Not working on SteamOS/Linux
The map will load fine on Linux, but everything is black.

I downloaded the textures and placed them in rocketleague/TAGame/CookedLinux which is the Linux version of the texture folder.

That didn't work so I tried to create a new folder in TAGame named CookedPCConsole and put the textures there and it still doesn't work.

I submitted a bug to Psyonix and they said it's up to the map creator and they can't do anything.


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Dreale  [developer] 25 Feb, 2017 @ 8:14am 
Interesting...havent got acces to an linux system atm so I cant help you...what hsppens if you load the map without adding the textures ? Standard textures should be at least playable.
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Captain Crutches 24 Jul, 2017 @ 6:15pm 
Same issue here on Linux. With the downloaded textures, everything is black. Without them, the game simply crashes when I try to load the map.
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Conker 5 Aug, 2017 @ 7:55pm 
Issue reproducible. Without the textures a crash occurs when attempting to load the map. With the textures copied into "~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/rocketleague/TAGame/CookedLinux", all surfaces are black, only able to see the different level numbers "Level 1.1" etc
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Unskilled and Bad 14 Sep, 2017 @ 7:35pm 
Just wanted to add a "me too". I can help test or poke around logs if you need some help.
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Swump 25 Oct, 2017 @ 6:05am 
Originally posted by Dreale:
Interesting...havent got acces to an linux system atm so I cant help you...what hsppens if you load the map without adding the textures ? Standard textures should be at least playable.
Its the same by apple macOS
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[LaZy] nCrazed 16 Aug, 2018 @ 6:13am 
How are textures refered to in the map?

Is it possible that the map refers to the textures in a case insensitive way that ends up being incorrect on linux?
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Derp 2 Mar, 2019 @ 9:07pm 
Same here
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