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2.1.4 Raspberry Pi 3 Release

31 Aug 06:53
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Tested on RPi3, probably works on 2, but 1 doesn't have enough power to run properly, but you could try (theoretically it should work).

This is Godot compiled for Raspberry Pi. As usual it didn't take any edits, just 3 hours of compile time. Compiled on actual RPi hardware (because I'm a scrub and can't get cross compiling to work)

The build binaries and install instructions!
https://github.com/crabcrabcam/godot/releases/tag/2.1.4-stable-export

2.1.4 Raspberry Pi Export Templates

31 Aug 08:18
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So, this actually worked and I'm an idiot!

INSTALL GUIDE:

  • Download and extract the zip from here.
  • Put the extracted files into your Godot folder. C:\USERS\YOURUSER\AppData\Roaming\Godot\Templates for Windows, and ~/.godot/templates for Linux, Mac, and BSD.
  • Go into the export section and set "Custom binaries" for the x11 Linux exporter (if you have the default ones installed you'll have to swap between them, sorry, I'll work on getting this fixed soon)
    screenshot from 2017-08-31 09-05-06
  • Setup like that (Raspian is only 32bit, so the export templates are 32 bit. Make sure to disable the 64bit export setting)
  • Export your game!

That should be all, and I'll try and get the kinks worked out. Hopefully these builds can be made official pretty soon, that would be damn awesome! ;)

2.1 Stable Pi 3

28 May 18:33
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This is probably the one you should use. Took 1:30h to build on device (only 1 core can be used with CLang) Hope that it can do something for your games! I will be aiming to update this only on new versions of the main engine (I should have built on the same commit as the current build was made for, but ah well. Can't be bothered to wait another hour and a half :P )

If you do want a more up to date version then just follow the CLang instructions here. Building on device for me because the only cross platform compile guides are for Ubuntu/Debian and I run Fedora on my laptop and Arch on my desktop. This should be all good though and I hope you enjoy!

Long live the Raspberry Pi!