Yes, originally the module would cause a fatal crash on Linux, so it was disabled by default. But, as you can see, that line is now commented out. Frankly I have no idea what the problem is. The module doesn't do anything fancy in terms of scrolling. It just decides where to setviewport based on the co-ordinates of a particular character. So I can't see why that wouldn't work on Linux.
I'm afraid I don't have a Linux OS here to test it on. But I would try to narrow down the cause of the problem. Does setting *targetCharacter in the script succeed (i.e. the pointer is changed to cCharacter2, but the screen doesn't move)? Or does it fail for some reason and the pointer stays set to cCharacter1?
For instance, if you modify game_start in the module to:
function game_start(){
if (cEgo.Room == TEST ROOM) targetCharacter = cCharacter2;
else targetCharacter = player;
system.vsync=true;
}
(Pseudocode)
And run the room, does it follow the other character instead?
