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[binstream]

You can download the current development build (version 0.80) from Unigine Online Store.

Changes from 0.75 to 0.80:

* Massive performance boost (no slowdown even by huge battles)
* Improved network synchronization
* Blocked pause/unpause keys if some window is opened
* Increased AI speed
* Fixed a bug with cannon jerking by applying "Barricade" skill
* Added a scrollbar for the video modes list
* Custom resolution is working properly now
* Multiple fixes in DEB packages for Ubuntu/Debian
* Added RPM packages for Linux (64-bit only for now)
* Steam integration is in progress

[glaasje]

Thanks! :D

when will we play a match online? :P

[anubisg1]

Thanks, great job as usual.

May i ask the details about:

* Multiple fixes in DEB packages for Ubuntu/Debian
* Added RPM packages for Linux (64-bit only for now)

what fixes? can they be backported to the rpms?

why not also 32bit? do you need help or instructions on how to set up a chrooted building enviroment able to build debs and rpms for 32 and 64 bit as well?

[atirage21]

Thank You for supporting of Mandriva Linux and Mageia (RPM packages distributions)

[Obi-Wahn]

Wow, this update is a huge improvement! :) On Windows it runs with very high details and Anti-Aliasing and on opensuse it runs with high details without AA. The RPM installation was easily.

[Big Poppa]

Just downloaded the oilrush-bin_0.80_i386.deb package (as well as the data package). After installation, attempting to run the game via oilrush generates the following message: ./launcher_x86 not found.

Checking bin/ reveals the following files:

drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2011-09-16 10:37 ./
drwxr-xr-x 5 root root 4096 2011-09-16 10:37 ../
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 65728 2011-09-16 06:31 launcher_x64*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 395736 2011-09-16 06:31 libNetwork_x64d.so
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3364136 2011-09-16 06:31 libQtCoreUnigine_x64.so.4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 11299472 2011-09-16 06:31 libQtGuiUnigine_x64.so.4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1135552 2011-09-16 06:31 libQtNetworkUnigine_x64.so.4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 20602456 2011-09-16 06:31 libQtWebKitUnigine_x64.so.4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 296016 2011-09-16 06:31 libQtXmlUnigine_x64.so.4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1203248 2011-09-16 06:31 libRakNet_x64d.so
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 19071872 2011-09-16 06:31 libUnigine_x64d.so
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 4976 2011-09-16 06:31 OilRush_x64d*

It appears the 64-bit files got wrapped up in the 32-bit deb file.

[H2L29]

many problem on deb's for x86,
i look later...
i think deb build is not realy important, the .run's work fine

[Yuriy Kolesnikov]

The download speed is less then 100 kB/s. How about:

• Creating private torrent tracker (with disabled DHT)?
• Auto-update feature.
• Patch support.
• Any other suggestions?

[Vadi]

Upgrading from the previous versions using .debs doesn't work, I'm not sure if the .deb improvements cover it for future updates - but in case they don't, trying to install the -data package yields this error:
Breaks existing package 'oilrush-x64' dependency oilrush-data (= 0.75)

and trying to install the game package yields this error:
Dependency is not satisfiable: oilrush-data (= 0.80)

[miller3492]

game crashes now on start up for windows 7 64 bit

[Karkan]

Yeah!
This build is working for me

[Matthieu]

In your changelog you mention fixes of .deb packages but as other have stated they are now actually broken. I've downloaded them yesterday and after installation I ended up with 64-bit binaries on a 32-bit Ubuntu 11.04 (I've downloaded oilrush-bin_0.80_i386.deb). You also managed to break the menu launcher it points to launcher_x86.sh which doesn't exist anymore so instead of fixes there is total breakage.

[F.Ultra]

That is because they put a version dependency in the oilrush-bin.deb, if they had simply set the dependency to be oilrush-data (instead of oilrush-data(0.80)) then the upgrade would have gone smoother. What you must do as a user to upgrade now is to first uninstall the oilrush-bin package with the software center and then you can upgrade the new oilrush-data and after that install the new oilrush-bin.

The fixes that they mention is probably that they have cleaned up /opt/oilrush which got some extra files and folders installed in 0.75, because these extra files are no longer part of the debs.

[maizuddin]

anyone had problem with the latest version of deb? i remove the oilrush-bin and upgrade it like what F.Ultra said.
but , when I look at the /opt/oilrush file, there is no launcher file etc that can make the game launch

[Matthieu]

F.Ultra sorry to say but you're wrong. Just look what is in oilrush-bin_0.80_i386.deb. You can open it with file-roller for example. You won't find there launcher_x86.sh, file that is linked with menu item (in GNOME or any other DE). Then when you look into /opt/oilrush/bin there are only 64-bits files in a package for 32-bit system. How is that supposed to work.

[Ypnose]

Hum. Last time I played, it was the 0.66 build and now I am so impressed about your work. The sounds are very realistic and sometimes I am moving on my chair because the badass music is awesome. The Menu is well designed and I love to see some blinks. The perfs are also better. And I feel the game is well polished, too.

Great job from Unigine team

[Shahrizai]

Uhm, this is the first time for me to "get a new build" ... You guys are talking about upgrade... I'm downloading the files now (both of them, like i did the first time (oilrush-bin and oilrush-data). I did not know I could upgrade... So I uninstalled everything first in Ubuntu Software Center.

But my question then: I dont need to uninstall everything for every new build? I can just upgrade? That means, for every new build, I only download .... the oilrush-data? Or both? Or maybe it is best to just always uninstall everything? (I see some people had some problems with upgrading)

[binstream]

You need both packages. Since there are some problems with DEB/RPM packages, it's better to make clean uninstall/install for now.

[Shahrizai]

Aiight, I'll make it a habit :) Like the new build btw :D

[anubisg1]

the rpm packages seems to work flawless :) so if you have rpm distros (suse, mandriva, fedora, redhat, mageia, ecc ecc) you can go for it :)