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CubismSdkForNative-5-r.1 FOR OpenGL

fancityfancity
edited July 2024 in Feature Requests
I want to use OpenGL on aarch64, is there a corresponding lib in core
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  • obsidianobsidian
    You can get the Arm64 Core binary for Android, iOS, macOS, and UWP.
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  • fancityfancity
    Could you please give me the link? I can't find this core，thanks，I use an rk chip
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  • obsidianobsidian
    Core binary is included in the SDK for Native.
    Can Download this from below.
    https://www.live2d.com/en/sdk/download/native/
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  • fancityfancity
    Use Android, iOS, macOS, and UWP. Can't compile through, can you give me linux platform aarch64 libLive2DCubismCore.a thanks
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  • obsidianobsidian
    Sorry, I rechecked, and there is NOT the aarch64(Arm64) binary for Linux in the Core.
    (for x86_64 is in.)
    Unfortunately you need ask Live2D dev team.
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  • obsidianobsidian
    @fancity
    I cannot see your comment. Please write content?
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  • fancityfancity
    How can I contact the live2d development team
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  • obsidianobsidian
    edited June 2024
    Dev team seems to watch this forum, so it won't be long before they reply to your comment.
    Therefore I said "You need ask Live2D dev team" earlier, however not need ask, sorry.
    I recommend waiting a while for a reply.
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  • Tak.W(Staff)Tak.W(Staff)
    edited June 2024
    @fancity

    Hello, this is the Live2D staff.
    Thank you for contacting us via email.

    Currently, the Cubism SDK for Native does not have a Cubism Core for Linux aarch64.
    It only supports x86_64 at this time.
    We would like to consider this as a request, but could you please let us know what kind of devices are equipped with Linux aarch64?
    Also, if it's not too much trouble, could you let us know what you intend to use it for?

    Lastly, please avoid creating multiple threads or posting meaningless comments.
    Such actions disrupt the management of the forum.

    Best Regards.

    @obsidian

    Thank you for providing an answer before we could address it.
    Your substantial contributions to the forum are greatly appreciated and truly help us.
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  • fancityfancity
    I'm sorry for too many useless comments, because I want to integrate live2D into my embedded device, which uses linux system and ARM chip, because there is no ARM library under linux platform, so I failed to compile
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  • Tak.W(Staff)Tak.W(Staff)
    @fancity

    We will consider creating a core for Linux aarch64, but we must verify that it works correctly on Linux ARM64 devices. We will certainly pass this request on to our development team.
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  • fancityfancity
    May I ask when it can be finished? Now I want to develop the product with this, if possible, we can purchase the commercial use license
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  • Tak.W(Staff)Tak.W(Staff)
    @fancity

    We cannot guarantee a release date. To better assess the feasibility, please answer the following questions:

    - Are you planning to release the application as a business?
    - What kind of application are you aiming to create?
    - What kind of embedded devices are you referring to with Linux ARM64? Are they similar to Raspberry Pi?

    If you belong to a company and plan to release the application through that company, please consult with us individually.
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  • Enoko(Staff)Enoko(Staff)
    @fancity

    Please stop posting blank, empty comments.
    They are interfering with the operation of this forum.
    All of your inappropriate posts to date have been deleted.
    Making inappropriate posts does not speed up our team's response or fulfill your requests, so there is no benefit to you in any way.
    We will continue to delete inappropriate posts in the future.

    We will reply after you have answered all of Tak.W's questions.
    Please cooperate by observing good manners so that this forum can be used comfortably by everyone.
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  • fancityfancity
    Sorry, the message sent on the mobile phone is blank. 1 I want to release the program as an enterprise. 2 I want to make a game. 3 I use the linux platform based on arm architecture, so I need to use the arm library under linux
    I have sent emails to your company several times but have not received a reply
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  • Tak.W(Staff)Tak.W(Staff)
    @fancity

    I understand the situation. We are collaborating with the support team via email to work on creating Cubism Core for Linux ARM64. Please wait a little longer.
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  • ClimberClimber
    fancity said:

    I want to use OpenGL on aarch64, is there a corresponding lib in core

    Has this request been completed? I have the same request.
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  • ClimberClimber
    Tak.W(Staff) said:

    @fancity

    I understand the situation. We are collaborating with the support team via email to work on creating Cubism Core for Linux ARM64. Please wait a little longer.

    @Tak.W(Staff)
    Has this request been completed? I have the same request.
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  • Tak.W(Staff)Tak.W(Staff)
    @Climber

    We have received your request.
    Cubism Core that addresses this issue is scheduled to be released soon.
    However, since we do not have an environment to verify its operation, it will be an experimental release, and a sample program will not be provided.
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  • ClimberClimber
    Tak.W(Staff) said:

    @Climber

    We have received your request.
    Cubism Core that addresses this issue is scheduled to be released soon.
    However, since we do not have an environment to verify its operation, it will be an experimental release, and a sample program will not be provided.

    @Tak.W(Staff)
    Thank you very much for your response. I look forward to the early arrival of this experimental release.
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  • constvolatileconstvolatile
    Hello,
    I would like to follow up on the same request (library support for linux/aarch64).
    What kind of embedded devices are you referring to with Linux ARM64? Are they similar to Raspberry Pi?

    I would like to run it on "NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit" - but it is similar to Raspberry Pi in architecture & ABI, so if linux-aarch64 is supported it should work without other additional changes.

    Looking forward to an experimental release; happy to help testing & providing feedback.
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  • obsidianobsidian
    @constvolatile
    Hello.
    The latest SDK for Native appears to already include binaries for Linux Arm64.
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