Elwro

Thank you very much, that was it! Duh, my bad.

The quest "Taking root in the Vol' is still present in the journal, the entry telling me to give order to rebuild Fort Westbay, even though I have given that order a long time ago.

Is there a way to display total upkeep ? I'm tired of calculating everything in my head before buying a building.

I've been playing Spiderweb games since Avernum 1. I'm hooked on this one! Still, there are two things which could easily be improved imho: 1) I don't know why I can't just read the next dialogue page and have to sit through the blending animation, and 2) it is not fun to watch the 'death animations' for each and every thug you kill. Could toggles for both of these features be introduced? I like to play my games faster 🙂

I can confirm the game works flawlessly with Steam Play (Ubuntu 18.04).

Still no luck: $ ./Avadon Avadon: Installed in '.'. Avadon: Using amd64 version. ./Avadon-amd64: error while loading shared libraries: libopenal.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Radon said to install the "openal lib32" package, but I have no idea what its name is in Ubuntu 10.04.4. Any pointers? EDIT: I installed 'libopenal1' and the game works, with sound. Thanks everyone!

Still no luck: $ ./Avadon Avadon: Installed in '.'. Avadon: Using amd64 version. ./Avadon-amd64: error while loading shared libraries: libopenal.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Radon said to install the "openal lib32" package, but I have no idea what its name is in Ubuntu 10.04.4. Any pointers? EDIT: I installed 'libopenal1' and the game works, with sound. Thanks everyone!

Unfortunately, the whole file consists just of the following line: strace: ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: command not found Thanks again for the help! edit: then maybe it's the kernel version? Too old in my case? Would be a shame...

Unfortunately, the whole file consists just of the following line: strace: ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: command not found Thanks again for the help! edit: then maybe it's the kernel version? Too old in my case? Would be a shame...

Originally Posted By: Oov3Zuaf This is getting curiouser and curiouser... $ ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin still gives you the 'file not found' error? Yes! Quote: Please post what $ file avadon-linux-1331768904-bin gives you. $ file avadon-linux-1331768904-bin avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, stripped Quote: a) $ unset DISPLAY; ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin Unfortunately, "No such file or directory" again. Quote: $ mv avadon-linux-1331768904-bin avadon-linux-1331768904.bin $ ./avadon-linux-1331768904.bin Yeah, I tried that myself earlier Again, "No such file or directory". (I did set it to be executable again just to be sure.) My hypothesis is that when I'm trying to run this thing, the system tries to use a service which is not available (what's this "mojo" thing? I read on the Humble Bundle page this is a "mojo" installer) and the "No such file or directory" message comes from the futile search for that service. But that's just a wild guess. edit: Hm, I have a 64 bit system. Is this the problem? $ uname -a Linux leszek-desktop 2.6.32-39-generic #86-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 13 21:50:08 UTC 2012 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Originally Posted By: Oov3Zuaf This is getting curiouser and curiouser... $ ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin still gives you the 'file not found' error? Yes! Quote: Please post what $ file avadon-linux-1331768904-bin gives you. $ file avadon-linux-1331768904-bin avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.8, stripped Quote: a) $ unset DISPLAY; ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin Unfortunately, "No such file or directory" again. Quote: $ mv avadon-linux-1331768904-bin avadon-linux-1331768904.bin $ ./avadon-linux-1331768904.bin Yeah, I tried that myself earlier Again, "No such file or directory". (I did set it to be executable again just to be sure.) My hypothesis is that when I'm trying to run this thing, the system tries to use a service which is not available (what's this "mojo" thing? I read on the Humble Bundle page this is a "mojo" installer) and the "No such file or directory" message comes from the futile search for that service. But that's just a wild guess. edit: Hm, I have a 64 bit system. Is this the problem? $ uname -a Linux leszek-desktop 2.6.32-39-generic #86-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 13 21:50:08 UTC 2012 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Thanks for your help! Here it is: $ ls -l avadon* -rwxr-xr-x 1 leszek leszek 109767395 2012-03-20 22:17 avadon-linux-1331768904-bin

Thanks for your help! Here it is: $ ls -l avadon* -rwxr-xr-x 1 leszek leszek 109767395 2012-03-20 22:17 avadon-linux-1331768904-bin

Thanks! But unfortunately yes, I did this -- I wrote it in the other thread (http://www.spiderwebforums.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=260950#Post260950 ) not to clutter the forum too much. (Sorry again.)

Thanks! But unfortunately yes, I did this -- I wrote it in the other thread (http://www.spiderwebforums.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=260950#Post260950 ) not to clutter the forum too much. (Sorry again.)

Doesn't work for me: $ chmod u+x avadon-linux-1331768904-bin $ ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin bash: ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: No such file or directory edit: tried "sudo", similar effect.

Doesn't work for me: $ chmod u+x avadon-linux-1331768904-bin $ ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin bash: ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: No such file or directory edit: tried "sudo", similar effect.

Since the linux support mailing list is empty, I'll create a thread here -- who knows, maybe someone will figure out a solution which will help not only me. So, I'm using Ubuntu 10.04.4, and I'm not changing it (it's LTS, and I like Gnome). I try to run the Avadon installer and get Code: leszek@leszek-desktop:~/Downloads$ ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin bash: ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: No such file or directory I already used 'chmod +x'. What should I do to install Avadon? edit: SORRY, somehow I missed an older thread in this forum! Disregard this please (cannot delete).

Since the linux support mailing list is empty, I'll create a thread here -- who knows, maybe someone will figure out a solution which will help not only me. So, I'm using Ubuntu 10.04.4, and I'm not changing it (it's LTS, and I like Gnome). I try to run the Avadon installer and get Code: leszek@leszek-desktop:~/Downloads$ ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin bash: ./avadon-linux-1331768904-bin: No such file or directory I already used 'chmod +x'. What should I do to install Avadon? edit: SORRY, somehow I missed an older thread in this forum! Disregard this please (cannot delete).

OK, found them. If anyone is in a similar position in the future, here's the location: \Users\User\AppData\Local\Virtual Store\Program Files (x86)\Avernum 4\Data Why they're in such an obscure location is beyond me :-)

Hi, I want to stop playing A4 on my Win 7 laptop and switch to my PC. I cannot find the savegames anywhere! The \Program Files (x86)\Avernum 4\Data folder contains the 20 savegame folders, but they're filled with 4 bytes "temp" files. But the savegames load properly, so I know they're there somewhere. I searched for 30 minutes but I am unable to find them. Could anyone help? (And yes, all the hidden files and folders are displayed.) Cheers, L.

I just wanted to say that, being colour-blind (this deficiency was mentioned in this thread), I managed to finish Avernums 1-3 and I'm currently playing through Avernum 4 with no problems

Hm, to me it sounds like a mix of Avernum + Abaddon (y'know, from the Apocalypse). But yup, "Aardvark's Avengment" would be my vote.

Oh.... yes, thanks. My mistake. I thought both the value listed in the TOOLTIP for the stack (x) and the one on the shop screen (x/4) were for a single item. Now I see I was mistaken, and I guess I have to seem a bit stupid about it Everything works fine. Sorry for taking your time, E.

Thanks. I'm in the castle now, so I'll check the vendors there first.