deleted Posted January 6, 2015 Share Posted January 6, 2015 I have been trying to create my first mod today but it's been an absolute nightmare. Unfortunately it seems that on Linux Don't Starve will not compile Spriter files so I have been trying to run Steam in Wine to do this with no luck. Is there any other solution? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
debugman18 Posted January 6, 2015 Share Posted January 6, 2015 I have been trying to create my first mod today but it's been an absolute nightmare. Unfortunately it seems that on Linux Don't Starve will not compile Spriter files so I have trying to run Steam in Wine to do this with no luck. Is there any other solution? Yes. https://github.com/nsimplex/ds_mod_tools/commits/master Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deleted Posted January 6, 2015 Author Share Posted January 6, 2015 Thanks, I've got that up and running but when I use scml to try and compile a mod it runs for a second and throws the following error:Error Exporting /home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/wand/exported/wand.zipunhashable instanceTraceback (most recent call last): File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/tools/scripts/buildanimation.py", line 495, in <module> ExportBuild( endianstring, zip_file, buildxml, outzip, not results.skipantialias, results.platform, results.textureformat, results.hardalphatextureformat, results.force, results.ignoreexceptions ) File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/tools/scripts/buildanimation.py", line 365, in ExportBuild atlases = AtlasImages( images, "atlas", outzip, 2048, antialias, platform, textureformat, hardalphatextureformat, force, ignore_exceptions) File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/tools/scripts/buildanimation.py", line 214, in AtlasImages atlases = atlas.Atlas(ims=ims, outname=outname, max_size=maxtexturesize, scale_factor=SCALE_FACTOR, ignore_exceptions=ignore_exceptions, force_square=results.square) File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/buildtools/linux/Python27/Lib/site-packages/klei/atlas.py", line 204, in Atlas contained_images[ b.im ] = TrueTypeError: unhashable instanceThere was an export error!ERROR: Command failed!Any ideas? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deleted Posted January 7, 2015 Author Share Posted January 7, 2015 Sorry for the double post but I have no idea how to solve this as I can't find anyone else who has had a similar issue. :/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
simplex Posted January 8, 2015 Share Posted January 8, 2015 Thanks, I've got that up and running but when I use scml to try and compile a mod it runs for a second and throws the following error:Error Exporting /home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/wand/exported/wand.zipunhashable instanceTraceback (most recent call last): File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/tools/scripts/buildanimation.py", line 495, in <module> ExportBuild( endianstring, zip_file, buildxml, outzip, not results.skipantialias, results.platform, results.textureformat, results.hardalphatextureformat, results.force, results.ignoreexceptions ) File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/tools/scripts/buildanimation.py", line 365, in ExportBuild atlases = AtlasImages( images, "atlas", outzip, 2048, antialias, platform, textureformat, hardalphatextureformat, force, ignore_exceptions) File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/tools/scripts/buildanimation.py", line 214, in AtlasImages atlases = atlas.Atlas(ims=ims, outname=outname, max_size=maxtexturesize, scale_factor=SCALE_FACTOR, ignore_exceptions=ignore_exceptions, force_square=results.square) File "/home/daniel/Downloads/ds_mod_tools-master/build/linux/mod_tools/buildtools/linux/Python27/Lib/site-packages/klei/atlas.py", line 204, in Atlas contained_images[ b.im ] = TrueTypeError: unhashable instanceThere was an export error!ERROR: Command failed!Any ideas?I've seen this error before, because I got it myself. It's because you have python2-pillow installed, the fork/improvement of Python 2's old (and somewhat buggy/poorly designed) PIL library. However, the mod tools rely on PIL specific behaviour.One option would be to uninstall Pillow and install the old PIL instead. However, that's unlikely to be a viable option because you probably have packages depending on Pillow (and the two can't cleanly coexist as system-wide installations).What I had to do was compile python2-PIL myself, putting it somewhere (let's say "~/klei_python_compat), which should look like$ ls -1 klei_python_compat/PILPIL.pthpysane-2.0-py2.7.egg-infosane.pysane.pycsane.pyo_sane.soThen, before running the mod tools, you should set the PYTHONPATH environment variable appropriately:$ export PYTHONPATH=~/klei_python_compat/(I'm not sure if tilde expansion works here, but if not just put /home/daniel, $HOME or whatever)Then it should work. But you'll need the latest commit from my fork of the mod tools (appropriately titled "worked around an issue for systems with Pillow installed"). What this last commit does is give loading priority to packages in PYTHONPATH over the ones bundled with the mod tools.It's ugly and cumbersome, but that'll do the trick. Unfortunately this seems to be the only way around it other than refactoring a bunch of Klei's Python code, or altogether implementing scml -> bin compilation from scratch. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deleted Posted January 8, 2015 Author Share Posted January 8, 2015 Thanks a lot! That's sorted everything Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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