Hello Friends!
I’ve been having some permission issues with the most recent SDK 2019.7.
I’m on Linux Mint 19.1 and am setting up the SDK as an add-on (I don’t think that there is any other way now) on Blender 2.8 RC1.
The scene is a simple cube that I’ve saved to the desktop to avoid any kind of server (smb) permission errors but, even so, it’s giving permission errors.
I’ve attempted to change the permissions of the SDK and Project folders manually with the “chmod” terminal command but it didn’t work too.
Anyone knows what may be the problem?
Best regards
-Rogério-
yesterday I updated armory and I got problems with launching my game. It kept saying something like “Failed to compile…” and things like that. I didn’t know how to fix it and I went back to the version that I used a little before. Yeah, it has a problem with the sound which plays delayed, but at least I can launch and test my game.
Have you looked on GitHub if someone has the same problem as yours?
Hello Musa,
Thanks for your feedback! No I didn’t, but now that you mentioned it I’ll do so
The last two versions, the 2019.6 and the 2019.7 both never worked for me as soon I hit “play”.
Mine wasn’t on the Home folder, I had created a folder on the home folder called Armory SDK and inside it I have Armory SDK and Armory Paint… it was to keep things tidy
After reading your comment I’ve attempted now to have it on the home folder directly but it returns the same error even so
Hey there MikeRobinson,
Thank you very much for your question!
Usually we would save the file and the files would go to the same place, no?
Here is the compiler error message:
Read prefs: /home/rogper/.config/blender/2.80/config/userpref.blend
found bundled python: /home/rogper/blender-2.80/2.80/python