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#!/bin/bash
# botanicula.sh - Launch Botanicula without having to install Adobe Air.
# Using the current directory as HOME avoids cluttering your home directory.
# Error checking isn't very robust in this, but it shouldn't clobber anything.
# If you're feeding this a .zip for the game files, it'll leave the
# "Botanicula.air" file behind.  You can safely delete this file, as it's not
# needed.  You probably should, because it's big.

##### These first lines set file and directory names.
##### You can change most of these, but you shouldn't need to.

# Adobe Air should be or will be here.
ADIR='air'

# The Air SDK filename, so this script can unpack it for you.
AIRBALL='AdobeAIRSDK.tbz2'

# Beginning of game files zip name.  This will be globbed.
ZIP='botanicula-linux-'
#  NOTE:  If you have multiple botanicula-linux-*.zip in the dir,
#         this script won't unzip any of them.

BAIR='Botanicula.air'  # The .air file in the .zip
BDIR='Botanicula'  # Game files directory name
HOME="$PWD"  # Save directory will be stored here
SAVE='BotaniculaSaves'  # Save directory name (Don't change this.)

##### You should understand some Bourne shell to edit below this line.

# Is Adobe Air already decompressed?
[ -d "$ADIR/bin" ] || {
	# Is there AdobeAIRSDK.tbz2 in current directory?
	# If there is, we'll be helpful and decompress it.
	[ -f "$AIRBALL" ] && mkdir "$ADIR" && tar -xjvf "$AIRBALL" -C "$ADIR" || {
		 echo "ERROR: Adobe Air SDK not found"; exit 1
	}
}
# What about the Botanicula game files?
[ -d "$BDIR/data" ] || {
	# We can decompress these if the .zip or .air is present.
	# Try decompressing the .air if it's here.
	[ -f "$BAIR" ]  && unzip -d "$BDIR" "$BAIR" || {
		# No .air or unzip failed, so check for .zip
		[ -f $ZIP*.zip ] && unzip $ZIP*.zip "$BAIR" \
		&& unzip -d "$BDIR" "$BAIR" || {
			echo "ERROR: Botanicula game files missing"; exit 1
		}
	}
}
# If there's no save dir yet, create one
[ -d "$SAVE" ] || mkdir "$SAVE"
# If there's no settings file, make one with sane defaults
[ -f "$SAVE/settings.txt" ] || echo '100,off,high,en,1,0' > "$SAVE/settings.txt"
# Now try running the game
HOME="$HOME" ./"$ADIR"/bin/adl -nodebug "$BDIR"/META-INF/AIR/application.xml "$BDIR/"

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#!/bin/bash
# The name of SouseMouse's script.
SOUSESCRIPT=botanicula.sh

# If SouseMouse's botanicula.sh script is not in this directory, the script does nothing and immediately quits.
if [ ! -e $PWD/$SOUSESCRIPT ]
then
	exit
fi

# Make sure that /home/user/.local/share/applications exists. If not, create that folder.
if [ ! -e ~/.local/ ]
then
	mkdir ~/.local/
fi
if [ ! -e ~/.local/share/ ]
then
	mkdir ~/.local/share/
fi
if [ ! -e ~/.local/share/applications/ ]
then
	mkdir ~/.local/share/applications/
fi

# Create a launcher for Botanicula
echo "[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Type=Application
Categories=Application;Game;
Path=$PWD
Exec=$PWD/botanicula.sh
Icon=$PWD/Botanicula/data/icons/b512.png
Name=Botanicula
GenericName=Epic Forest Adventure Game
Comment=Adventure game by Amanita Design
Terminal=false">botanicula.desktop

# Permit the launcher to run.
chmod +x botanicula.desktop

# Move the launcher to /home/user/.local/share/applications
mv botanicula.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/

# Launcher icon implementation stolen from:
#   Mike_IronFist on amanita-design.net/forum
# Thanks, Mike!  I didn't even think to do this myself, and I'm sure
# many people would appreciate it, so I think it's worth stealing.
#
# Create a .desktop file for launching the game.
# First off- is there a Botanicula.desktop file in $PWD already?
# If there is, we won't create one, nor will we copy it to the menu.
# We don't want to annoy anyone who doesn't want one there.
# NOTE:  Creating a junk "Botanicula.desktop" file in this directory will
# cause this script to NOT add an icon to your menu.
[ -f Botanicula.desktop ] || (
	# Use a loop to avoid dependency upon "mkdirhier".
	# (I wanted "IFS='/' for N in .local/share/applications", but no joy.)
	# (I guess you can't use variable set on shell built-ins?)
	# (Or maybe whole line is parsed, so set takes effect after word splitting?)
	M='~/' ; for N in .local share applications ; do
		M="$M$N/" ; [ -d "$M" ] || mkdir "$M"
	done
	# Use a "Here Document" for fun and because Mike didn't.
	# Refer to "man 1 bash" if confused.  Shell scripting is FUN!
	# (Not using <<- because I can't assume tabs won't get converted to spaces.)
	cat > Botanicula.desktop << ANTITRANSUBSTANTIATIONALIST
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Type=Application
Categories=Application;Game;
Path=$PWD
Exec=$PWD/botanicula.sh
Icon=$PWD/Botanicula/data/icons/b512.png
Name=Botanicula
GenericName=Epic Forest Adventure Game
Comment=Adventure game by Amanita Design
Terminal=false
ANTITRANSUBSTANTIATIONALIST
	# Add execute permission to our new launcher
	chmod +x Botanicula.desktop
	# Now copy it to ~/.local/share/applications to add to menu
	cp -p Botanicula.desktop ~/.local/share/applications \
	&& echo -e '#!/bin/bash\nrm -f '"~/.local/share/applications/Botanicula.desktop" \
		> 'Remove Botanicula from App menu.sh' \
	&& chmod +x 'Remove Botanicula from App menu.sh'
	# (I also create a one-line script to remove it from the menu again.)
)

mathieu@zen:~/Downloads/games/botanicula$ ./botanicula.sh 

(adl:7956): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "clearlooks",

(adl:7956): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "clearlooks",

[... several more duplicated lines ...]

(adl:7956): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "clearlooks",
TypeError: Error #1009