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doh123 wrote: > asin the main title of the bug... > > Oblivion: black skin of main hero without native d3dx9_27.dll > > you need d3dx9_27.dll. Sadly this isn't one of the ones Winetricks has by itself, so you need to add it in and set the override manually in winecfg. Winetricks of d3dx9 will also get this along with many other dlls, and I tested it before and Oblivion

Thanks, James. (We're planning to upgrade the forum code to a version with better anti-spam measures sometime, but I don't know when.)

jjmckenzie wrote: > Not exactly. First it is unlawful to redistribute Microsoft's dll > files. It IS lawful to copy it from a copy of Windows YOU OWN or to > get the file directly from Microsoft (read the EULA, it does apply to > the EU as it was rewritten to meet their legal requirements). > So, we have a product that was created called winetricks. This script > not only

Hey all, this will be my first post on the forum. I am new to Linux (and subsequently WINE), having only recently ported over from windows to save me an outrageous $180 for an OS (and general prodding by a friend). Thus, I do not yet know much about terminal commands, but can use them. To the main topic. As the title may have hinted at, Oblivion has sound problems. The launcher plays music

Hi I am having trouble with the setup of Oblivion 1. I copied my cd into an ISO file 2. I than transferred it to my computer 3. I used the command "mkdir /mnt/oblivion" 4. I used the command "mount -o loop -t iso9660 The.Elder.Scrolls.IV.Oblivion.ISO /mnt/oblivion" (it did tell me that the information was read-only) 5. I used "cd /mnt/oblivion" 6. "ls" it

Good evening my fellow Linux enthusiasts, for some time now I've been trying to run "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" on WINE with very little success. I've gotten it to play but with no sound and very glitchy graphics. The various menus flicker wildly and the characters are messed up. A while ago I launched Oblivion from the terminal and here's what I got from it:

Hello all, I'm pretty much a newbie in linux, and I'm trying to play The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion on Linux Mint 12. I installed wine-1.2.3 according to the readme file (I hope). command: Code: wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Bethesda\ Softworks/Oblivion/OblivionLauncher.exe gives: Code: err:wgl:opengl_error No OpenGL support compiled in. err:d3d_caps:WineD3D_CreateFakeGLContext

Hello! I'm considering to get Linux on my computer, and do you guys think it would be reasonable easy to start up skyrim at the release date without TOO much work? Does starcraft 2 run easily? Oblivion? and potentially DoTA2? I know it might be difficult to answer about the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, but since I think you guys know your sh***. I thought you'd might have an idea :) Best

Hi there, I've been trying to play The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion under Linux. But under WINE performance is horrible. 640 x 480 minimum settings, and I'm getting about 4 FPS. The game runes maxed out at 1680 x 1050 with 4xAA all settings to maximum smooth on Windows. Wine 1.1.6 Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex fglrx 8.10 ATi Radeon 3870. I appreciate any responses. Btw Direct Rendering is

Phenom AMD 4x 9850 2.5Ghz oveclocked to 2.7Ghz Gygabite GA-MA78G-d3H, 8Gb RAM , 320Hdd UBuntu Linux 9.04 64 bit with wine 1.1.28 Tested 2 videocards test 1 - Radeon HD3200 (inside) 256Mb (wine 1.1.26) drv Ati 9.8 test 2 - Nvidia Geforce 9800 GT 1Gb (wine 1.1.28) drv Nvidia 190 With test i not used other dll's , not used registry files just install and run game (and check

I am running compiz fusion with the standard show-off settings (cube with skydome and all that jazz) and I want to run Elders Scrolls IV: Oblivion but I don't know how. I made a fresh install via DVD (backup mind you) and run it through wine. The menu pops up (asking if I want to play, uninstall, exit, etc.) and I click play but the window pops up for a second and leaves. Could compiz be the

Greetings, during installation of Oblivion - Game of the Year Edition GOTY in German on wine-1.3.21 the installation asks for inserting Disc 0 with the file data3.cab. Well, there is no such data3.cab on the DVD. Workaround for me was booting to WinXP, installing Oblivion there, booting to Gentoo, mounting the WinXP partition and copying the directory Oblivion to a suitable place in ~/.wine.

blaiseg07 wrote: > 'battlefield 3' > battlefield 2 seems to have been a mixed bag. > http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3438 > > 'Elder scrolls V' > Oblivion and Fallout 3 games played decently with little nibbles here and there > > 'MW3' > Never had any problems with Call of Duty games or Modern warfare 1 & 2

Well, I've got multiple sound devices on my system (integrated HDA SB ATI sound card, headset connected to USB sound card, and my webcam's built-in mic). Unfortunately, Wine does not always use my integrated sound device for some reason. So, instead it will do one of two things: go to the headset or the webcam. Going to the webcam is an auto-fail, and if it goes to the headset it

I am trying very hard to get Elder scrolls oblivion working on playonlinux. I found out that a key factor in this is the GLSL setting. When it is disabled the game will run great with no errors except for the fact that the players charecter and npcs have horrible graphical glitches. To give you an example:[Image:

I have ubuntu 8.04 (hardy heron), I think my graphics card is an ATI thing, running on 32bit... so machine is older, but most things work ok... the only trouble I'm having at the moment is getting my game of oblivion elder scrolls to run in this wine thing... wine 1.1.7... (that the latest one at the moment right?) I did have it running a while back in cedega, but my subscription is out (not

Another fortnight, another Winetricks. This one has a heap of bug fixes (e.g. works again in kde, don't think glsl=disabled means disabling glsl.dll, don't expolode if a wineprefix has single quotes in the name), and the following new verbs: DLLs: d3dx11_42 xact: now also installs xapofx1_1.dll xact_jun2010: newer version of xact for games that need e.g. xapofx1_4 Apps: utorrent3: new

after all my efforts and no ones help... well, ok just one maybe; i have decided that getting my game of Oblivion Elder Scrolls on here through wine is not achievable by someone as dim witted as myself, as i really have no clue about all these archive things, terminal commands GL shaders or anything else... it just seems that no matter what i do, it just doesn't want to work, either i have the

Greetings, my edition of Oblivion, GOTY in German, contains Knight of the Nine and Shivering Isles. Installation of Oblivion in wine required WinXP- see thread from 29.5.2011- but the game itself works fine. Nice game BTW. :) After finishing Oblivion i wanted to play the above mentioned additions. KotN was missing and for Shivering Isles i got this: http://www.triffids.de/pub/spiele/ob/ob4.jpg

All, I am finally stumped enough by something to post in the forum! Basically whilst running a game through steam (either from steam itself or running the exe directly) I get 2 cursors. Now one of them is the one I would expect and works properly, however the second one is kinda anchored to the middle of the screen and looks like the gnome cursor. If you move your mouse, the middle cursor tries