I think I found a bug, at least on a 64bit Linux system. I used the GCC compiler, and ended up with a folder named "gcc.linux.x64.release" along with others. The operative thing being the 'x64' after 'linux'. The 'sbl' script in the 'sbl' directory has a set of conditions that run the appropriate sub-folder, however none of those conditions allow for the 'x64' in the folder name.
As a result, when I rand the door nothing happened. There was a pause and then I went right back to the Main doors menu.
Once I found this, I renamed the sub-folders removing '.x64' from the name and once I did the door would run again.
Just a heads up.
I think I found a bug, at least on a 64bit Linux system. I used the GCC compiler, and ended up with a folder named "gcc.linux.x64.release" along with others. The operative thing being the 'x64' after 'linux'. The 'sbl' script in the 'sbl' directory has a set of conditions that run the appropriate sub-folder, however none of those conditions allow for the 'x64' in the folder name.
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