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('StormLib.dll', ctypes.c_wchar_p),
('StormLib64.dll', ctypes.c_wchar_p),
('StormLib.dylib', ctypes.c_char_p),
('StormLibLinux.so', ctypes.c_char_p),
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Could you update the filename so it is just StormLib.so to keep consistency?

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Just in case I didn't comment where I should have, I answered in #150
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I can't rename it StormLib.so as this seems to conflict (I'm guessing with the DLL) and I don't have the knowledge/experience to fix it.

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poiuyqwert commented Sep 4, 2025

Great, thank you very much for your contribution! I left one comment if you have time to make that change.

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MikaMika commented Sep 4, 2025

Screenshot_20250904_234052 Seems like I can't quite do that. I couldn't find/understand what is upsetting during the import of StormLib. I checked that it's correctly using CDLL instead of WinDLL, and the extension should be included, so I don't know. But as I renamed, it worked great. There must be some priority conflict with the DLL, but I'm stuck if this is a requirement, sorry.

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