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Linux users, this happened to me running the Laigter appimage so FYI:

If you attempt to add any of the Laigter .so-file plugins from this page, and it crashes Laigter, and then continues to crash on app startup, you will need to remove the .so plugin files auto-copied to your home directory to allow Laigter to start normally.

You will find the .so plugin files at:

/home/[you]/.local/share/laigter/plugins

Go ahead and delete whichever last plugin you activated which caused the crash. You should now be able to run Laigter again.

For me, all three linux plugins from this itch-io page crashed Laigter. However, the .so files for the three plugins found on their github pages installed and worked fine with no crashes:

https://github.com/azagaya/LaigterNormalBrushPlugin/releases/download/continuous...

https://github.com/azagaya/LaigterTextureBrushPlugin/releases/download/continuou...

https://github.com/azagaya/LaigterHSPOBrush/releases/download/continuous/libhspo...

so it looks like the issue lies with the itch.io download versions.

azagaya3 years ago

oh, thanks for reporting this. I will check the versions today. Im sorry if this caused much trouble to you. You are using the latest laigter version?

azagaya3 years ago

Hey! I've just tried on Ubuntu 20.04, with Laigter 1.10.2 from itch, and the latest brushes from this page and it works for me. I noticed you are downloading the "continuous" release of the plugins from github... Is it possible that you are also using the continuous release of Laigter from github?

fergicide3 years ago

> Is it possible that you are also using the continuous release of Laigter from github

Ah yes, that is likely. Makes sense that you can't mix and match plugin files from the two different sources. The appimage I'm running says 1.10.2-beta. Does the continuous build share the same release version as the itch.io release?

azagaya3 years ago

It's likely that I forgot to change the version in the continuous build, as I usually change it when releasing the real version. Continuous is just a build of the current unstable version for testing of new features. But I should change, as stating 1.10.2 in the continuous is actually wrong. Thanks for letting me know that!.

Once I finally manage to make a stable release (i.e. no more beta) plugins should remain the same across minor versions. But as I'm still working on new features that change how maps are rendered, plugins need to be changed too and stop being compatible.

azagaya3 years ago

Also, I should probably find a way to make laigter don't crash with the wrong version of the plugin.