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blink_record - Easier recording on linux
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https://github.com/nisseblink/blink_record
Version 0.1
– Rewrote installation script in ruby
– Added fancy graphical dialogs for installation process
– Added move-to-path so that demo files can be moved to another directory
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So I have been playing tf2 on linux for a while now and saying that I’m missing prec is a huge undestatement. I realized that recording could be made easier and this is the result.
So I put together a combination of a tf2 config and a script that makes recording possible with a single keypress for start/stop record without overwriting old demo files. The resulting filenames follows prec’s format but adds nickname and duration.
There is a lot more text explaining what and how at https://github.com/nisseblink/blink_record
Note that this is not thoroughly tested and it would be awesome if someone would like step up to give it a run.
Tell me what you think!
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That’s mah teammate!
credit to linux
Sweet, nice work!
So Valve decided to remove the path to tf2 from the appmanifest file.
Install new version for it to work again.
As a bonus, added some graphical dialogs in the installation process and move-to-path functionality.
nice work!
kind of unrelated, but maybe you have an idea. When I run TF2 on my Linux Mint install the game stutters whenever the shooting sound is played :(
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nice work!
kind of unrelated, but maybe you have an idea. When I run TF2 on my Linux Mint install the game stutters whenever the shooting sound is played :(
Thanks!
I’m afraid I don’t. Is it only when playing this sound? If so, that’s quite a weird.
I would start by verify the game cache. If this doesn’t work then perhaps submit a bugreport to Valve.
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues?state=open
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