Bluestacks uses an in-house (?) wrapper library "libnb.so" that resolves bad performance on AMD when using libhoudini. I extracted libhoudini + libnb + library files from BlueStacks and uploaded them on this repo. This build of libhoudini could be used on systems with AMD processors and Steam Deck where libhoudini can run an app / a game but libndk falls short. The prop entries necessary for using this build is the same as what waydroid_script already uses for libhoudini, except ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridge must be set to libnb.so instead of libhoudini.so. The system/ folder in the repo can be copied to /var/lib/waydroid/overlay/system as-is.
Bluestacks uses an in-house (?) wrapper library "libnb.so" that resolves bad performance on AMD when using libhoudini. I extracted libhoudini + libnb + library files from BlueStacks and uploaded them on [this repo](https://github.com/mrvictory1/libhoudini_bluestacks). This build of libhoudini could be used on systems with AMD processors and Steam Deck where libhoudini can run an app / a game but libndk falls short. The prop entries necessary for using this build is the same as what waydroid_script already uses for libhoudini, except `ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridge` must be set to `libnb.so` instead of `libhoudini.so`. The system/ folder in the repo can be copied to /var/lib/waydroid/overlay/system as-is.
Bluestacks uses an in-house (?) wrapper library "libnb.so" that resolves bad performance on AMD when using libhoudini. I extracted libhoudini + libnb + library files from BlueStacks and uploaded them on this repo. This build of libhoudini could be used on systems with AMD processors and Steam Deck where libhoudini can run an app / a game but libndk falls short. The prop entries necessary for using this build is the same as what waydroid_script already uses for libhoudini, except ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridge must be set to libnb.so instead of libhoudini.so. The system/ folder in the repo can be copied to /var/lib/waydroid/overlay/system as-is.
cant add it as the content of zip file is way difrent layout
> Bluestacks uses an in-house (?) wrapper library "libnb.so" that resolves bad performance on AMD when using libhoudini. I extracted libhoudini + libnb + library files from BlueStacks and uploaded them on [this repo](https://github.com/mrvictory1/libhoudini_bluestacks). This build of libhoudini could be used on systems with AMD processors and Steam Deck where libhoudini can run an app / a game but libndk falls short. The prop entries necessary for using this build is the same as what waydroid_script already uses for libhoudini, except `ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridge` must be set to `libnb.so` instead of `libhoudini.so`. The system/ folder in the repo can be copied to /var/lib/waydroid/overlay/system as-is.
cant add it as the content of zip file is way difrent layout
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Bluestacks uses an in-house (?) wrapper library "libnb.so" that resolves bad performance on AMD when using libhoudini. I extracted libhoudini + libnb + library files from BlueStacks and uploaded them on this repo. This build of libhoudini could be used on systems with AMD processors and Steam Deck where libhoudini can run an app / a game but libndk falls short. The prop entries necessary for using this build is the same as what waydroid_script already uses for libhoudini, except
ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridgemust be set tolibnb.soinstead oflibhoudini.so. The system/ folder in the repo can be copied to /var/lib/waydroid/overlay/system as-is.cant add it as the content of zip file is way difrent layout
https://github.com/supremegamers/vendor_intel_proprietary_houdini
Do I need to layout the repository as seen here?