Mods and Linux

Red_88 · 01-17-15, 01:14 PM

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"wineconsole cmd". This created a windows console.

ohh i getting old, the use of the dosbox for that, whas in the talks 4years ago, finally this feature is in the release. I just done what you have done, the WINE is In REAL progress, when I have time I study further , look interesting.

for the the upper case issue, in opensue there is a programm called"Krename"
it can convert multiple files. it can set all filenames in a folder to lower case or UPPER case, as you wish. It look likes worth a Try.

01-17-15, 05:44 PM

OK.

I copied the new RA mod, 1.39, and the associated .bat file into the DW directory under the wine-steam install per the instructionsl. I changed the name of the Audio/aggie directory to Audio/sfx per the instructions of another poster whose name has slipped my mind (forgive me). Then I ran wineconsole cmd and got the windows terminal. I cd'd into the DW directory and ran the .bat file and apparently it was a success. I changed the name of the sfx directory back to aggie, copied the database fix into the database directory. Then I launched Steam, and clicked Dangerous Waters and the game with the new mod. So far everything seems alright. Cool.

01-17-15, 05:44 PM	#2
montaigne Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Apparent Success OK. I copied the new RA mod, 1.39, and the associated .bat file into the DW directory under the wine-steam install per the instructionsl. I changed the name of the Audio/aggie directory to Audio/sfx per the instructions of another poster whose name has slipped my mind (forgive me). Then I ran wineconsole cmd and got the windows terminal. I cd'd into the DW directory and ran the .bat file and apparently it was a success. I changed the name of the sfx directory back to aggie, copied the database fix into the database directory. Then I launched Steam, and clicked Dangerous Waters and the game with the new mod. So far everything seems alright. Cool.