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Master of Orion 2: Battle at Antares 1.31



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NameMaster of Orion 2: Battle at Antares
Version1.31
License Retail
URL 
Votes 9
RatingBronze
Wine Version1.1.29
Maintainers of this version:
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Description
The last released version of Master of Orion 2.
Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below)

What works

- Can start game

- Can customize game settings

- Sound


What does not

- Still need to define a virtual 640x480 screen

- some menus are not usable because of uncontrollable mouse pointer (moves almost randomly and only every once in a while)


What was not tested
- More intensive gameplay, I used dosemu instead


Additional Comments


Test Results
DistributionTest dateWine versionInstalls?Runs?RatingSubmitter
CurrentFedora 10Sep 09 20091.1.29 Yes Yes Bronze Felix Schwarz 
ShowFedora 10Aug 17 20091.1.26 Yes Yes Bronze Felix Schwarz 
ShowGentoo LinuxMar 30 20091.1.18 Yes Yes Silver Miles V. 
ShowMandriva 2007Mar 14 20091.1.17 Yes Yes Platinum Stefano Guidoni 
ShowUbuntu 8.10 "Intrepid" (+ variants like Kubuntu)Feb 22 20091.1.15 Yes Yes Bronze Spiridon Louis 


Known bugs
Bug # Description Status Resolution Other apps affected
6033 Fallout 2 : In game mouse pointer is unusable NEW View
6086 Master of Orion 2 hangs as soon as mouse is moved REOPENED View
14955 Master of Orion 2: wine crashes after quitting the game NEW View

 
HOWTO work around the input problems: Use Wine 0.9.15

Since Wine 0.9.16 there are serious input (mouse+keyboard) problems in several menus that make the game practically unplayable.

As a workaround, Wine you can compile Wine 0.9.15 yourself and use that version.

Due to a different bug, a virtual desktop has to be used when running Master of Orion 2 with Wine 0.9.15: Run "winecfg" and enable "Graphics/Emulate a
virtual desktop".

If the window is too small, it can be made fullscreen by starting Master of Orion 2, and then in a different shell "xrandr -s 640x480". The resolution can be changed back with "xrandr -s 0".


 

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dos version
by mike on Friday April 3rd 2009, 8:32
just use the dos version in dosbox

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wich DLL's
by mike on Monday March 30th 2009, 7:33
Can just someone tell us in wich dll is the problem? Or at least a number of possible candidates.

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by Spiridon Louis on Sunday February 22nd 2009, 14:32
the mouse patch does not apply.. it reports a crc-error.

its crazy.. there are still guys like me playing this game hehe

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QUACK!
by luke on Saturday January 10th 2009, 1:29
I have come to the conclusion that this mouse cursor lagging like crazy problem really sucks. There seems to be no perfect fix out there, but there is this:
lordbrazen.blogspot.com/2005/01/download.html

Grab the unofficial mouse patch and apply it. It didn't fix the problem for me, but it made it way better, to an (almost?) playable level. YMMV

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Right click the mouse when it's stuck
by Michael Downey on Friday January 9th 2009, 23:25
Are you right clicking the mouse when you get the hangs? You just right click and then you should get a new pop up which then seems to unhang the mouse. Then move the mouse to where you want it to be and then click twice.

It's not great but it does work at least for me. I've played a few games all the way through now.

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1.1.12 is pretty good
by Michael Downey on Monday January 5th 2009, 14:19
Using 1.1.12 it looks like the mouse hanging issue is a lot less. It is still there but you can right click and then move the mouse when it does happen. Definitely playable now!!!

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Workaround version 0.9.15 does not work for me
by Florian S on Friday October 17th 2008, 10:18
wine-0.9.15 generally works, however the following is a reliable way to produce a crash/segfalut:
- hire a ship commander
- click on the leader button in the main screen
- click on the ship command button at the top

The above procedure under the same savegame does work with orion2.exe under dosbox, and with wine-1.0 (but of course the rest of the game doesn't work in wine-1.0)

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Double mouse cursor bug
by Dexter Riley on Thursday May 31st 2007, 23:29
Running wine-0.9.37; shows the X cursor and the game cursor, which lags behind, making game play difficult.

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IDirectDrawImpl_WaitForVerticalBlank
by Iwan Pieterse on Friday April 6th 2007, 9:06
fixme:ddraw:IDirectDrawImpl_WaitForVerticalBlank (0x18de08)->(1,(nil)): Stub

Mouse cursor still does not blank with 9.31, still stalls in menu selections, always when I add a new production to a base.

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Problems with newest Wine
by Leslie on Tuesday September 27th 2005, 15:16
Beginning with the early 2005 releases of Wine, when running MOO2 the sound tends to stutter badly, and it locks up if you so much as move the cursor too quickly.

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RE: Still works ... but not perfectly...
by dwandy on Saturday September 10th 2005, 19:34
Anybody else getting a weird mouse-arrow pointer on top of the regular MOO-II "hand" pointer?

I'm on FC4, using the most recent (20050830?) WINE, and MOO 1.31.

I've tried various setups, different resolutions.
Some crash.
Some I get no mouse movement.
I get the best success w/o a config file at all...

...anybody? help?

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