hi, I am playing a RPG game using wine, and some how the game works fine, but I can only see half of the screen, it seems like the screen shifted upwarded, I am using a laptop with Debian sid xorg 7.1, with IGMA 900, thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/attachments/20070101/83c1d60f/attachment.htm
On Monday January 1 2007 19:33, yuheng li wrote:> hi, I am playing a RPG game using wine, and some how the game works fine, > but I can only see half of the screen, it seems like the screen shifted > upwarded, I am using a laptop with Debian sid xorg 7.1, with IGMA 900, > thanksTry to run game like this: cd to game's directory and execute: wine explorer /desktop=Game,800x600 game.exe Of course you can choose other resolution and you may want to hide window's border (see help for your window manager). In KDE you may do this by tweaking Special Window/Application Settings.
On Tuesday January 2 2007 06:23, yuheng li wrote:> cool, it seems that it's working, but some how the mouse is acting weird, > it kept draging back to the center regardless of what I do, any idea?Please use "Reply to all..." or "Reply to Mailing-List..." options and not "Reply to Author..." because it isn't good idea to hide discussion from whole list - old anwers maybe useful for others. Back to your problem. That's probably bug in dinput. You can copy native (from Windows if you have it) dinput.dll to Wine's C:\windows\system32 directory. Then go to the game's root directory (something like ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/YourGame/). Then execute: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="dinput=n" wine explorer /desktop=Game,800x600 game.exe It may work and it may not (if you get "dll not found error" then add C: \windows\system32 to your Wine's path list or place dinput.dll to current directory - dirty but simplest solution). Your mileage may very. Also you can use Google to find out can you turn off dinput for mouse somehow in your game. Anyway, it is good idea to write about this bug to http://www.winehq.org but don't forget to specify what is name of your game and is there demo-version available.