asking for help

[julux]

Hi Team, just few questions

1. I have changed the resolution in freedroid RPG, now I cannot access neither start it, how to reset it manualy please?

2. Also, is there a full compaigns in BOS war ? (the one that came with the version I got have only one episode >:( )

3. In Mars Land of No Mercy , when I start the game, I have only the battlefield with the robots and bases, and a mini map, no commands, so I can only move my robots…

Thanks a lot for your great help

[captain1988]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

What version of Open Suse are you using. Also what desktop environment are you using. These pieces of information is quite handy when solving problems

[Edward_Iii]

Hello julux,

@julux

What version of Open Suse are you using. Also what desktop environment are you using. These pieces of information is quite handy when solving problems

It can also come in handy if you tell us which version of the games you are running.

@julux

1. I have changed the resolution in freedroid RPG, now I cannot access neither start it, how to reset it manualy please?

The configurations for Freedroid RPG are stored in you home folder under ~/.freedroid_rpg/config.
When you open this file you’ll see every setting you can change.

If you want to reset all settings simply remove the config file.
But if you only want to revert the resolution problem you need to cha nge screen_width, ** screen_height**.

Good luck!

[julux]

Hi team, thanks for your replies:)

@Edward_Iii

Hello julux,

Originally Posted by captain1988
What version of Open Suse are you using. Also what desktop environment are you using. These pieces of information is quite handy when solving problems

It can also come in handy if you tell us which version of the games you are running.

I’m Using OpenSuse 11.4, with the latest KDE (4.6.00 (4.6.0) “release 6”) and latest available games (always checking opensuse repositories and updating )

@Edward_Iii

The configurations for Freedroid RPG are stored in you home folder under ~/.freedroid_rpg/config.
When you open this file you’ll see every setting you can change.

If you want to reset all settings simply remove the config file.
But if you only want to revert the resolution problem you need to cha nge screen_width, ** screen_height**.

Good luck!

I cannot found ~/.freedroid_rpg/config. . Note that I am logged as root (also, I am a beginner to the linux family).

[glistwan]

@julux

I cannot found ~/.freedroid_rpg/config. . Note that I am logged as root (also, I am a beginner to the linux family).

This is why You cannot find it ~ means something like home directory. If You’re logged in as root (which is never necessary and not advisable to do for security reasons) than this will most likely point You to /root/**.**freedroid_rpg/config. If You log in as yourself the same path will lead You to /home/your_username/.freedroid_rpg/config and the file will be there. Keep in mind that directories and files starting with . may be hidden by default when using graphical file managers. In Dolphin You can change this using View->Show hidden files. You can also use the terminal This command will show files and directories starting with a dot :

ls -a

Without the -a option files and directories beginning with . will not be shown.

[captain1988]

[QUOTE=glistwan;2358519]This is why You cannot find it ~ means something like home directory. If You’re logged in as root (which is never necessary and not advisable to do for security reasons) than this will most likely point You to /root/**.**freedroid_rpg/config. If You log in as yourself the same path will lead You to /home/your_username/.freedroid_rpg/config and the file will be there. Keep in mind that directories and files starting with . may be hidden by default when using graphical file managers. In Dolphin You can change this using View->Show hidden files. You can also use the terminal This command will show files and directories starting with a dot :

ls -a

This is the same with ZSNES. All of the saved games files are stored in a hidden folder in your home directory.

[captain1988]

@glistwan

This is why You cannot find it ~ means something like home directory. If You’re logged in as root (which is never necessary and not advisable to do for security reasons) than this will most likely point You to /root/**.**freedroid_rpg/config. If You log in as yourself the same path will lead You to /home/your_username/.freedroid_rpg/config and the file will be there. Keep in mind that directories and files starting with . may be hidden by default when using graphical file managers. In Dolphin You can change this using View->Show hidden files. You can also use the terminal This command will show files and directories starting with a dot :

Without the -a option files and directories beginning with . will not be shown.

This is the same with ZSNES. All of the saved games files are stored in a hidden folder in your home directory.

[julux]

@glistwan

This is why You cannot find it ~ means something like home directory. If You’re logged in as root (which is never necessary and not advisable to do for security reasons) than this will most likely point You to /root/**.**freedroid_rpg/config. If You log in as yourself the same path will lead You to /home/your_username/.freedroid_rpg/config and the file will be there. Keep in mind that directories and files starting with . may be hidden by default when using graphical file managers. In Dolphin You can change this using View->Show hidden files. You can also use the terminal This command will show files and directories starting with a dot :

ls -a

Without the -a option files and directories beginning with . will not be shown.

Yeees, at last. Thanks for your help

About mars land of no mercy and bos wars, any advices?

cheers

[glistwan]

@julux

Yeees, at last. Thanks for your help

About mars land of no mercy and bos wars, any advices?

cheers

You’re welcome Nope I have no advice concerning land of no mercy and bos wars.

Best regards,
Greg