[Jim]

So I have been building Eduke32 from the source code normally with msys2, but I heard that to building the eduke for Ion fury, you need to put in an additional command. What command do I need? Ion fury seems to run with regular eduke. Am I missing something? Thanks!

[Doom64hunter]

make FURY=1

To speed it up, add the -jX parameter, replacing X with the number of parallel processes you want to compile with.

[dwtietz]

It'll run fine using eduke32.exe. If you use the FURY=1 flag, it just strips out some Duke specific stuff that doesn't pertain to Ion Fury.

[MetHy]

 dwtietz, on 30 November 2020 - 10:02 AM, said:

It'll run fine using eduke32.exe. If you use the FURY=1 flag, it just strips out some Duke specific stuff that doesn't pertain to Ion Fury.

I'm pretty sure there will be some issues if you use EDuke32.exe without the FURY flag, though I can't remember which issues specifically; unless that's old news by now.

[dwtietz]

 MetHy, on 30 November 2020 - 10:05 AM, said:

I'm pretty sure there will be some issues if you use EDuke32.exe without the FURY flag, though I can't remember which issues specifically; unless that's old news by now.

Maybe old news... Not sure. I've never really encountered any issues, although I generally don't use eduke32.exe myself to play Ion Fury. When I do compile, I create fury.exe files with some modifications that I've made to the source code to tailor suite it the way I like it.