Closed Kreyren closed 2 years ago
FWIW @CookiePLMonster's ASI Loader (which seems to be based on this project with no modification assuming repo https://github.com/CookiePLMonster/Ultimate-ASI-Loader which is the only relevant repository on the profile that meansions "ASI") results in:
Confirming upstream winehq issue would also be appreciated
Yep, same here - doesn't work with SA v1.0 :disappointed:
Same problem, RGL version here
What flavor of wine are you using? Staging perhaps? If I use wine-staging with NFSC/NFSMW + the asi loader I always get a crash... normal wine works properly.
Haven't had time to report this issue to upstream.
Yep, i've tested with Play on linux's wine-staging, thx will try normal one and report result!
It works on both wine and wine-staging, but you have to override in Wine's settings: vorbisFile (native, builtin)
Basically according to my tests if you want to use any dll which hooks something from game folder in Wine, you need to set in to (native, builtin)
Probably issue can be closed now
Weird... I set dinput8.dll as native,builtin but NFSC/NFSMW don't load. Will test later.
Although this is GTA San Andreas topic, maybe NFS doesn't use dinput8.dll at all, try to rename for one of those mentioned on repo readme and override this dll name: https://github.com/ThirteenAG/Ultimate-ASI-Loader/blob/master/readme.md
Sorry for derailing :/ But the override as dinput8.dll works fine under normal wine. Ever since 5.7 is that wine-staging fails to load the game properly. The file name doesn't matter as I've played NFSC/NFSMW with the asi loader under windows while having the dll named as dinput8.dll
Well, then it must be wine-staging problem with those games and it's good idea to report :+1:
Solution for me was:
vorbisfile (native, builtin)
To make any additional .dll file inside game folder (like d3d8to9, hooks, asi loaders etc) properly work inside Wine you have to add each of them like that, for example same goes for SkyGFX:
rwd3d9 (native, builtin)
Provided file does not work on GTA:SA replacing
vorbisFile.dll
and as mensioned in current readme:neither of which works renaming the original file.