Summary
Me and this dude from reddit have had the same thing. He was told to post a bug report here but I don't see any related so i'll put this here and if its redundant just close this.
I just installed it and I love it, I’m trying to set up my custom cursor but when I put in the absolute file path in toml, it just renders a default cube. What directory does it load cursor models from?
Ah, please file a bug report!
I think it should load it from the directory you run the terminal from. It should use the absolute path to the configuration file instead. You can see the respective logs if you run ratty from another terminal.
Steps to reproduce
1.obtain a .obj or .glb file
2.list this file in ~/.config/ratty/ratty.toml as the cursor
3.open the terminal
Expected behavior
I downloaded a cd.obj file and it just renders a cube. even when i put it in my home directory and put it in the config file as such it still renders the cube when i open ratty
Environment
- OS: Arch linux - on hyprland / wayland
- Ratty version / commit: v0.3.0
- GPU / graphics stack: Ryzen 7 350 with integrated graphics (Radeon 860M graphics)
- Config changes:
[cursor.model]
path = "/home/james/CD.glb"
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Summary
Me and this dude from reddit have had the same thing. He was told to post a bug report here but I don't see any related so i'll put this here and if its redundant just close this.
Steps to reproduce
1.obtain a .obj or .glb file
2.list this file in ~/.config/ratty/ratty.toml as the cursor
3.open the terminal
Expected behavior
I downloaded a cd.obj file and it just renders a cube. even when i put it in my home directory and put it in the config file as such it still renders the cube when i open ratty
Environment
Additional context
Add logs, screenshots or other context if relevant.