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Here is what you need to do to run Croc: Legend of the Gobbos with Wine 1.0:
First of all, after installing the game open Registry Editor and set the value called "Driver name" located in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> Software -> Argonaut Software -> Croc to "3dfx_win". If there isn't one, create it yourself.
Now, you need to obtain dgVoodoo, you can download it from here:
http://dege.freeweb.hu/
Get it? Now unpack the .zip archive, and copy those files to Croc's installation directory:
glide.dll
glide2x.dll (yes, replace the Croc's one with dgVoodoo's one, but make a backup of the original one)
dgVoodooSetup.exe
Run dgVoodooSetup.exe that's located now in Croc's installation directory. Show program the location of glide2x.dll located in Croc's installation directory.
After you ran dgVoodooSetup.exe, on "Global" settings tab set:
Renderer API - Direct3D9
Display device - Direct3D HAL
Display driver - Direct3D9 HAL
When you're done don't close this window but at the same time run another program with wine. It will be one of Croc's exes, CrocRun.exe. press "Play Croc!", and have fun :).
HOW TO SET HIGHER RESOLUTIONS:
When you run dgVoodooSetup.exe, go to "Glide" tab, and there you will find "Resolution". Set the resolution you like and press "OK" to save changes. After that run dgVoodooSetup.exe once again, then run CrocRun.exe and start the game normally(with the resolution you set).
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CD Audio
by Chris Wyatt on Saturday March 21st 2009, 11:33
CD Audio is now working! So basically Croc runs pretty much perfectly I think as long as your running it in a window with 3D acceleration, on my setup anyway.