I came across your project through a Bilibili video showing a RISC-V Linux system running inside Mindustry—and I was absolutely blown away. Seeing a full RISC-V system boot Linux within a game like Mindustry is one of the most impressive technical demos I’ve ever seen. I managed to find and test the .msav map file from that video, and it worked flawlessly.
Since I don’t have the full build environment (RISC-V toolchain, Rust, etc.) set up locally, compiling new versions isn’t practical for me. Would you consider including the following in future GitHub Releases:
Pre-built binaries (i.e., the contents of the build/ directory after running make)
The corresponding .msav map files for use in Mindustry
This would make it much easier for users who discovered the project through community content to try out new demos without needing to build from source.
Thanks for your incredible work—it’s a remarkable demonstration of what’s possible inside Mindustry.
that bilibili video
I came across your project through a Bilibili video showing a RISC-V Linux system running inside Mindustry—and I was absolutely blown away. Seeing a full RISC-V system boot Linux within a game like Mindustry is one of the most impressive technical demos I’ve ever seen. I managed to find and test the .msav map file from that video, and it worked flawlessly.
Since I don’t have the full build environment (RISC-V toolchain, Rust, etc.) set up locally, compiling new versions isn’t practical for me. Would you consider including the following in future GitHub Releases:
Pre-built binaries (i.e., the contents of the build/ directory after running make)
The corresponding .msav map files for use in Mindustry
This would make it much easier for users who discovered the project through community content to try out new demos without needing to build from source.
Thanks for your incredible work—it’s a remarkable demonstration of what’s possible inside Mindustry.
that bilibili video