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| title | weight |
|---|---|
| Resonite | 50 |
Resonite
Resonite presents a decent base of usability for both native Linux and Proton verions, but suffers some issues under OpenComposite.
Broken hands
Resonite is currently playable through OpenComposite on Valve Index controllers alone. The SteamVR runtime normally generates synthetic hand models ("skeletal input") from the user's controller activity, but as OpenComposite doesn't currently support this across all controllers, this leads to null hands being provided to Resonite.
Valve Index Knuckles generate their own synthetic hand data in the Monado runtime and therefore function as expected.
Sync Error (native-only issue)
There is a bug that prevents cloud syncing. This only affects the native Linux client.
Symptom: The syncing status facet on your dash reads:
Sync Error Check log for details
Workaround
git clone "https://github.com/Yellow-Dog-Man/brotli.net"
wget "thepatch TODO"; git apply
cd Brotli.NET
dotnet restore
dotnet build Brotli.Core --configuration Release --no-restore
cp Brotli.Core/bin/Release/netstandard2.0/Brotli.Core.dll ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Resonite/Resonite_Data/Managed/Brotli.Core.dll
cd ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Resonite/
cp Resonite_Data/Plugins/brolib_x64.so Resonite_Data/Managed/
Explanation
In short, Brotli.NET mistakenly determines it's on Windows, and thus tries and fails to load the Windows library brolib_x64.dll. Also, the correct Linux-native library does ship with Resonite, but that isn't in Brotli.NET's search path.
See issue Yellow-Dog-Man/brotli.net#3.
Can't import models (native)
This bug in AssimpNet prevents importing models. This only affects the native Linux client.
AssimpNet on Linux loads the native plugin from the wrong directory.
Workaround
cd ~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Resonite/
ln -s Resonite_Data/Plugins/libassimp.so .