Hello, I tried a lot of troubleshooting myself, but have been running into issues trying to get my new polybar micro working in YARG. I followed the extra steps in the README and am still running into issues with the strum not being detected. The rest of the keys seem to all show up correctly. Any help is greatly appreciated!
#Linux (Fedora) Strum Not Working
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you should make sure that you have the proper libraries installed - adding udev rules is not everything, you also have to install hidapi and libudev
on fedora that should be: dnf install hidapi systemd-libs
my friend was having this exact issue, and installing those libraries fixed the issue for him
Thanks for the suggestion! I ran the install command and both were listed as installed. I uninstalled and reinstalled and rebooted my system and the problem persists
I attempted to reinstall everything and ended up getting further. If I connect my polybar via bluetooth, my game crashes similar to https://github.com/YARC-Official/YARG/issues/985, but wired, things work as they did before - no strumming input is detected when setting up keybinds. I will keep digging
you're missing one last crucial step here
rather than reciting this info, you should just link to the readme lol
make sure you installed the udev rule file to allow YARG to access hidraw devices
if you're sure you've done that already, your log file would be helpful for troubleshooting
Log files contain debug information that can be helpful for developers when diagnosing problems or bugs.
Each log in the folder is listed with a date. Please send the relevant log, which in many cases will be the most recent one.
Accessing Logs From In-Game
- Go to YARG's settings menu
- Click on "All Settings" on the top
- Scroll down to "File Management" and click it
- Click on "Open Persistent Data Path"
- Navigate into the
logsfolder
Accessing Logs Without the Game
If for whatever reason you cannot open the game, here's how you can access the log folder:
- Windows:
C:\Users\<you>\AppData\LocalLow\YARC\YARG\release\logs- You can get here quickly by pressing
Windows Key + Rthen typing in exactly:%userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow\YARC\YARG\release\logs
- You can get here quickly by pressing
- Mac:
~/Library/Application Support/YARC/YARG/release/logs - Linux:
~/.config/unity3d/YARC/YARG/release/logs
(if you're playing on a dev build, it may be in thedevfolder instead of thereleaseone)
yeah thats on me, although the op said that they have done the extra steps. still mb for reciting half of the steps lol
i did miss that part myself lol, tweaked my response
I had also linked the linux section in the README to show which steps I followed.
I had to connect with USB instead of BT because BT is still causing the crashing, but here is the log file
hm, i don't see any errors in the log related to this issue
seems to be loading hidapi and libudev properly
i've got an idea, can you try doing the same thing but run the game executable without the launcher?
and also send the log again
the game actually inherits environment variables from the launcher which may cause some issues (and has caused issues in the past)