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Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below)
What works
-video (not work up 640x480)
-sound
-save and load
What does not
-video up 640x480
What was not tested
-extended gameplay
Additional Comments
run good video (not work up 640x480) and sound without problems
Tested on: Wine 1.3.21, Wine Ver Default XP, Wine Sound Acceleration on Emulation (I always use sound acceleration in emulation for all apps for default for compatiblity reasons), CDEmu for drive installs (Daemon Tools on Linux), Athlon II X2 250 3.0Ghz, 2gb ddr2 800, Zotac Geforce 210 512MB DDR2 , Nvidia 270.41, Ubuntu Natty 11.04 64bit
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How is this Gold on 1.0.0?
by brillenfux on Friday May 1st 2009, 13:38
Gold: Works flawlessly with DLL overrides, third party software or other settings
What works
installation and Playing game (640x480) resolution Sound Gamepad
What does not
Playing game in high resolutions(>800x600)
I would rather rate this game bronze!
I'm not even having sound and I have to work around with Desktop emulation and lowest graphic detail with the lowest resolution... not a status I would rate gold :-(
I started installing it only because it was rated gold! Does nobody moderate this?!
Only: I cannot give a report because I am using Debian with an "outdated" version of Wine. However this is rated Gold on 1.0.0 and I am using 1.0.1 so I think there's no big difference
howtoo - high resolutions >(800x600)
by tneo on Sunday July 6th 2008, 7:49
1.Install games
2.install kitserver
3.pes6/kitserver/ and edit kload.cfg
dx.fullscreen.width = 1280
dx.fullscreen.height = 800
4.Run settings.exe and use 640x480 resolutions
end ;)
RE: I can't do it work
by Alberto on Monday May 12th 2008, 21:01
OK, it was a problem with the audio. I had ALSA enabled and that was making it crash.
Anyway, it starts know but I just can see half of the game screen (probably I have to check my screen resolution) and I'm experiencing some video difficulties but it must be related with the characteristics of my computer (a DELL laptop with an integrated video card :(). It's very likely I will not be able to make it work properly but I guess it would work in a better computer.
see you!
alberto
I try to install Pro Evolution Soccer 6 from the dvd I have bought but I think some files are missing...
In the directory ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/KONAMI/Pro Evolution Soccer 6/dat, I only see these files :
0_sound.afs 0_text.afs f_sound.afs f_text.afs opmov
And yet, there are also these files in the dvd :
e_sound.afs g_sound.afs i_sound.afs p_text.afs s_text.afs
e_text.afs g_text.afs i_text.afs p_sound.afs s_sound.afs
Is-it normal?
I also try to launch settings.exe and pes6.exe (the cracked version)... But it didn't work!
I'm using Wine 0.9.39 on Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty)... I hope someone can help me, I don't have windows on my computer and I would like to try this game!
Doing the same as liZe I got the game running but... I managed to get the game running at 1024x768!! (but nothing is shown on the screen).
STEPS:
1. Configure PES6 to run at 1024x768 at low quality.
2. Execute "wine pes6.exe" many times until it works.
A black window will show but I can confirm that the game is working. I managed to start a match and exit from the game by memorizing the keys I had to press:
ESC-Enter-Enter-Enter-Enter-Enter-Enter-Enter-Enter -> Start a match
ESC-Up-Enter-Up-Up-Enter -> Back to main menu
Up-Enter-Up-Enter -> Exit
We need to get graphics working correctly!!! I think if we fix this error we could get PES6 working fine (without audio and joystick).
err:d3d_draw:blt_to_drawable Blitting surfaces from sysmem not supported yet
Hmmmm... I think that wine only supports 640x480 because menu images are in 640x480 and resizing these ones make wine SegFault. So 800x512 is not good, even if this is the lower one proposed... I don't know why you don't have 640x480 available in the menu, maybe because of your video card (which one is it?).
We can try something. The video resolution is stocked in settings.dat, which should be in the "My Documents/KONAMI/Pro Evolution Soccer 6/". The "My Documents" folder is chosen in winecfg. settings.dat file is a binary file, but I easily found where the resolution is stocked. You can edit it with an hexadecimal editor.
The resolution is saved in the beginning of the file (chars 89d5, 2003, 0002). With 800x512, you should have, at the beginning of the file, something like:
0300 a6d4 2003 0002 0008 0000 0100 0000
With 640x480, I have:
0300 e4d5 8002 e001 0008 0000 0100 0000
2003 with Endian problems is 0320, which is 800 in decimal. 0002 is 512. 89d5 seems to be a sum of things, I don't know exactly, but it depends on the other numbers of the whole first line. So, you should use EXACTLY my first line (will change fullscreen/window, graphic details and gamma, because they are stocked in 0008 0000 0100 0000, but no matter).
Don't launch setting.dat after this, try pes6.exe.
I'm quite pessimistic with this hack, but who knows...
