iXit / wine-nine-standalone

Build Gallium Nine support on top of an existing WINE installation
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nine standalone on wine tkg lutris #6

Closed harryiislami closed 4 years ago

harryiislami commented 5 years ago

i am a newbie linux gamer, how to install nine standalone to wine tkg prefix in lutris app?

dhewg commented 5 years ago

In theory it should be easy: you just add standalone to a WINE prefix, doesn't really matter if its from lutris or not. I don't use lutris myself, so I don't know how to do that. You could ask here. Or you just open an issue for lutris to support standalone out of the box ;)

dhewg commented 5 years ago

There already is an issue: https://github.com/lutris/lutris/issues/1625

dhewg commented 5 years ago

And now I noticed that you opened that, d'oh ;)

necrus7 commented 5 years ago

err I have issue when trying to enable 32-bit gallium nine standalone via ninewinecfg on any wine 4.x package with this error: Couldn't load d3d9-nine.dll: L"Bad EXE format for %1.\r\n" Meanwhile 64-bit library works great.

dhewg commented 5 years ago

That most likely means that a dependency isn't available. Check if you have the 32bit libEGL installed.

necrus7 commented 5 years ago

Thanks, it helped. I just didn't find list of dependencies for binary builds.

nottux commented 5 years ago

can you send screenshots of your lutris settings so i can figure out what to do i am very confused :( it would be very helpful

dhewg commented 4 years ago

Initial support landed on lutris: lutris/lutris#2092