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booman	Monday 25 March 2013 at 16:23
booman	I tried the original Lego: Star Wars over the weekend and it worked but has some very strange bugs. Of course I researched on WineHQ first and didn't find very many results besides running great and DRM problems. Got it running pretty good singleplayer and with a joystick. Used d3dx9 and Wine 1.4.1 Here are my symptoms: Audio - background music looping Cutscenes - audio cuts out Video settings - locks up game Controller Settings - locks up game cooperative mode - 2nd player does not have control Pretty strange stuff... When you are in the main menu, the background music plays about 3 seconds and then starts over again and again and again. The cutscene problem isn't a big deal and is probably encoding problem, but the locking up is a problem because I can't set the resolution or controllers. The main menu sometimes works but other times locks up completely. Then if you play co-op, for some reason player one is in control of both players at the same time! Its actually kinda funny... both players jump, attack and switch to other character in synchronous harmony. Anyways, let me know if you can think of any ways to troubleshoot these symptoms. I have tried different versions of Wine (new and old) but still have the same issues. I also tried installing the DirectX from the CD. Also tried other d3dx versions. Tried NET Framework 3.0 and vcrun2005 & 2006, but its hard to know what the game needs for these items to work. I'll post my debug results later... Thanks † Booman † Mint 21.3 64-bit \| Nvidia 550\| GeForce GTX 1650 Linux for Beginners \| PlayOnLinux Guides \| PlayOnLinux Explained
Ronin DUSETTE	Monday 25 March 2013 at 17:41
Ronin DUSETTE	Usually when stuff like this happens, I try different versions of Wine ( I start moving up and down versions), and that usually makes a big difference when troubleshooting. Hopefully a different versions of Wine will help Just remember that after wine 1.5.5 (I think), it automatically installs Wine-Mono, so you would need to uninstall Wine-Mono using the Wine Uninstaller in POL if you plan on using the real .NET, and not mono. Please: Post debug logs & full computer specs in first post No private messages for general help, use the forums Read the wiki, Report broken scripts
booman	Tuesday 26 March 2013 at 22:49
booman	Sorry, I forgot to click "Subscribe" after posting Ok, I'll keep trying different Wine versions. So far each version has the same symptoms. Yeah I think its 1.5.5 too You have said several times to no install both Mono and NET Framework on the same prefix, but now what do we do if Wine 1.5.5 is installed and Mono isn't working? † Booman † Mint 21.3 64-bit \| Nvidia 550\| GeForce GTX 1650 Linux for Beginners \| PlayOnLinux Guides \| PlayOnLinux Explained
Ronin DUSETTE	Tuesday 26 March 2013 at 22:55
Ronin DUSETTE	You can uninstall it by: playonlinux -> configure -> click your virtual drive -> wine tab-> wine uninstaller It will be listed in there, if its installed. Every version of Wine after 1.5.something installs it by default, if I am not mistaken. Using the method described, you can uninstall wine-mono if needed, and install .NET. Please: Post debug logs & full computer specs in first post No private messages for general help, use the forums Read the wiki, Report broken scripts
booman	Wednesday 27 March 2013 at 0:34
booman	Awesome, Thanks for your help! † Booman † Mint 21.3 64-bit \| Nvidia 550\| GeForce GTX 1650 Linux for Beginners \| PlayOnLinux Guides \| PlayOnLinux Explained
Ronin DUSETTE	Wednesday 27 March 2013 at 1:04
Ronin DUSETTE	No problem. Hopefully that helps. Its always worth trying. Please: Post debug logs & full computer specs in first post No private messages for general help, use the forums Read the wiki, Report broken scripts
booman	Wednesday 27 March 2013 at 13:51
booman	Yeah, I'll take a look Edited by booman † Booman † Mint 21.3 64-bit \| Nvidia 550\| GeForce GTX 1650 Linux for Beginners \| PlayOnLinux Guides \| PlayOnLinux Explained

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