Tanks testing tool

[Shadow_Error_X 50]

Any known way for a Linux user to use the tanks testing tool?

[Shadow_Error_X 50]

Anyone?

[HichigoShiiro 4,378]

NO :3

[Lhamster 4,081]

I think so, I'm not sure though as I don't use Linux, I'll check with people who use Linux.

Edited November 22, 2012 by Lham

[WhiteKnight170 2]

Yes, I am Linux 12.04 64-bit and Proud :D

You cannot use TTT as such, but you can use it inside a windows virtual-box....wine MIGHT work, but I'm not 100% sure. When I want to do a tanki model or similar, I use blender and import the models, along with the textures. If you intend to go down the Blender route, then just say and I will do my best to help :)

 

WK

[Lhamster 4,081]

Yes, I am Linux 12.04 64-bit and Proud :D

You cannot use TTT as such, but you can use it inside a windows virtual-box....wine MIGHT work, but I'm not 100% sure. When I want to do a tanki model or similar, I use blender and import the models, along with the textures. If you intend to go down the Blender route, then just say and I will do my best to help :)

 

WK

 

Thanks WK :)

 

(He knows what he's doing :P )

[WhiteKnight170 2]

Thanks WK :)

 

(He knows what he's doing :P )

Usually :P And TBH, I wouldn't of been able to help if you hadn't pointed this topic out :)

[r_kilaz0 10]

forget linux.

 

get twins WINDOWS

[WhiteKnight170 2]

forget linux.

 

get twins WINDOWS

You have no idea why we use Linux do you? Linux is miles ahead in both speed and security. (It is also free, but I've donated about £200 to the Ubuntu Devs)

Also, he is asking about using it on Linux, not how he could get it. So please, if you can't help then don't comment -.-

[Shadow_Error_X 50]

Hello all, and thank you for responding to my topic.

 

And WhiteKnight170, I may go that way :D and thank you for your assistance, all of you :)

Edited November 30, 2012 by Shadow_Error_X

[GreyWolf0 0]

Linux is, by far, the best way to go for speed and security. Have been using it since you had to remember monitor refresh rates just to install it. Now, it's just pop in the CD and install. Really love having all of the free software available for use. And like WhiteKnight, use Virtual Box when Windows has to be used. Currently running Fedora 17 64-bit.

Edited November 30, 2012 by GreyWolf0

[WhiteKnight170 2]

No problem :)