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Mouse clicks unrealiable on Raspberry Pi. #389

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JORGETECH opened this issue Oct 30, 2018 · 7 comments
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Mouse clicks unrealiable on Raspberry Pi. #389

JORGETECH opened this issue Oct 30, 2018 · 7 comments

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@JORGETECH
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I wanted to try out Quake III Arena on my Raspberry Pi so I built ioquake3 from git and after setting the OpenGL version to 1 it works great!

However there seems to be a weird issue with how the mouse works, sometimes I click the mouse button but it doesn't fire and other times it starts firing automatically. I tried changing the "in_mouse" value with no luck.

@ensiform
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in_mouse values have no effect with SDL2 iirc.

What version of SDL is being used? Likely a good possibility of a SDL<>RPI bug.

@JORGETECH
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SDL version 2.0.5+dfsg1-2 is being used.

@ensiform
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ensiform commented Nov 2, 2018

Can you try upgrading to newest build? 2.0.8

@cdev-tux
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cdev-tux commented Nov 2, 2018

SDL 2.0.9 is out now. I know they fixed a different issue with the mouse on the Pi, so it might help.

@JORGETECH
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JORGETECH commented Nov 3, 2018

I could upgrade indeed but Raspbian is using Debian Stretch packages that are not likely to be updated. Is it recommended to build Debian packages from the Sid sources?

Can I just build ioquake3 with newer SDL sources?

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cdev-tux commented Nov 3, 2018

Yes, compile SDL 2.0.9 from source, and then build ioquake3 with the new SDL libraries to see if that solves the issue.

@JORGETECH
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Is there any environment flag for the SDL source directory?

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