armhf (raspi) builds are down for now, our power went down today and the pi didn't want to come back up again.
It seems my win builders got kicked off the network for some reason, I restarted the connections, too.
I'm wondering if QtBiomeVisualiser could be built as well. Is there any demand for it? I could set up the windows builds, but I have no idea about Linux builds.
Yep. I'd be perfectly happy to set up a build.
Only thing is, I'd really like it to be split into a seperate GitHub project if we were to do that, so only changes to it will trigger a rebuild.
It shares code with MCS, so it can't be split that easily.
Can it not just include MCServer as a submodule?
How about, instead, building it together with MCS, so that each time you build, you get the MCS executable and the QTBV executable. Much easier.
It doesn't really achieve what I wanted. What we have ATM is fine I guess.
Why are there no more any raspberry pi builds?
I found a way to cross compile a raspberry pi build on my linux laptop. I didn't fixed the problem with tolua, but I found a nice workaround to use the tolua from the compiled mc server for my linux laptop.
Should I create a tutorial for that until the cross compile problem has been fixed?
If you can write a tutorial for that, that'd be cool, even if bearbin doesn't use it for the build server. I would use it myself, and there are probably others
