Hi I apologize if this is the wrong place to post this but it seems the walker sim part of the mod doesnt function correctly when run on a dedi on gportal. Am i doing something wrong? AI works as I saw in a post to delete torch and upscale but on the dedi the zombies don't seem to be spawning outside the pois. Everything works correctly in single player though. Any help would be greatly appreciated
#Walkersim not working on gportal?
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I’m not sure what G-Portal runs on, but it is likely to be Linux base on the symptoms you’re describing. WalkerSim requires the libgdiplus package on Linux, which must not be installed on that host by default.
Get that installed - how you go about doing that will vary by server provider - and try again. You should find WalkerSim starts functioning
thank you very much, i just assumed they ran windows but will try and report back
Perhaps they do, genuinely not sure - but there is a known dependency on Linux with WalkerSim, hence my assumption.
One way you can check it’s not a one-off is to try and run the following console command:
walkersim restart
This will restart the simulation and will throw errors if it fails to start.
gotcha. seems im having trouble finding out how to get these dependencies for linux so i will give that a shot
had to download walkersim and reupload it seperately and it works. thank you for your help
Do you now have the default Walkersim oder the custom Afterlife Walkersim? Cause we got the same problems on my friends Linux Server
I don't think the default one works.
Thats why im interested what he did exactly.
I also downloaded the walkersim separatly and it works. But this is the default one and not the one optimised by redbeard of course.
An issue could be, that Frosty is using the unsupported 1.3 right now, which I am also using at the moment!
yes. im using the unsupported 1.3 and default walker
unfortunately i have no idea how to roll back server version on gportal and it updated automatically
Enabling support for 1.3 is in progress.