On a new Linux box: error: /home/shlomo/dev/production/ui/oryol-samples/src/KC85-3/test.vox is not a VOX file!

I get that error on Windows too. I guess it's a python2 vs python3 problem:

oryol-samples/fips-generators/ImportVox.py

Lines 74 to 80 in 424f4bc

    
           with open(self.vox_file, 'rb') as f : 
        
               magic = f.read(4) 
        
               if magic != 'VOX ': 
        
                   util.fmtError('{} is not a VOX file!'.format(self.vox_file)) 
        
               version = struct.unpack('<I', f.read(4))[0] 
        
               print("VOX file '{}' version={}".format(self.vox_file, version)) 
        
               self.load_chunk(f)

The file is opened as binary (since it's a binary data file), but then the file compares the first 4 bytes against a string. Since python3 no longer treats byte streams and strings as interchangeably, I guess this check fails now in python3 (the ImportVox.py script was written against python2)

My friend, I have been trying for a day or two ... to compile one single example ... either from here: http://floooh.github.io/oryol-samples/ or your wonderful chip-test library (see my issues here) with no luck. I really hope something works.

	with open(self.vox_file, 'rb') as f :
	magic = f.read(4)
	if magic != 'VOX ':
	util.fmtError('{} is not a VOX file!'.format(self.vox_file))
	version = struct.unpack('<I', f.read(4))[0]
	print("VOX file '{}' version={}".format(self.vox_file, version))
	self.load_chunk(f)