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Star Trek: Birth of the Federation 1.0.2



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NameStar Trek: Birth of the Federation
Version1.0.2
License Retail
URL 
Votes 1
RatingSilver
Wine Version1.5.23
Maintainers of this version:
Description
Retail version in English or German language, shipped as 1.0.2 or updated from 1.0 with the official patch
Old test results
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Selected Test Results (selected in 'Test Results' table below)

What works

Installation Gameplay (single)

Gameplay (multiplayer)


What does not

Introduction movies (note: these do not work under Win XP either!)

Cursor flickers slightly when moving


What was not tested
N/A


Additional Comments

Instructions on how to enable multiplayer can be seen in the HOWTO below. There is a flickering of the mouse cursor which is slightly irritating, but does not affect gameplay.

Users with both the KDE4 desktop environment and nVidia graphics cards may notice a slowdown, particularly when rendering tactical battles - this is a known current limitation of KDE4/nVidia which slows down graphic rendering and is not connected to Wine
Test Results
DistributionTest dateWine versionInstalls?Runs?RatingSubmitter
ShowDebian GNU/Linux 7.0 "Wheezy" x86_64Feb 03 20131.5.23 Yes Yes Silver Maquis196 
ShowGentoo Linux AMD64Mar 25 20121.5.0 Yes Yes Silver Maquis196 
ShowGentoo Linux AMD64Feb 09 20121.4-rc2 Yes Yes Silver Maquis196 
ShowGentoo Linux AMD64Aug 27 20111.3.26 Yes Yes Silver Maquis196 
ShowGentoo Linux AMD64Jan 16 20111.3.11 Yes Yes Silver Maquis196 


Known bugs
Bug # Description Status Resolution Other apps affected
4066 Online Play Doesn't Work (DirectPlay) NEW View
29852 Star Trek Birth of the Federation - No Videos UNCONFIRMED View

 
Multiplayer HOWTO

For multiplayer; simply run

"winetricks directplay" in your Birth of the Federation prefix as this will enable you to join multiplayer games over TCP/IP.

The following ports must be reachable on the host machine, and may need to be port forwarded if you are behind a router:

TCP 2300

UDP 2350, 47624

The game seems to hang when trying to "cancel" out of multiplayer configuration screens; if this happens, you may need to kill the game ("killall trek.exe" from the command line). Be sure to also kill any .exe processes which are still running (using a tool such as ksysguard) to ensure you can still use multiplayer later. If you are running fullscreen and killing the game leaves you with the wrong screen resolution, try issuing the following command:

xrandr -s 1280x1024

replacing "1280x1024" with your desired resolution.

 
Sound problems

The game's sound can work perfectly with ALSA, in later versions even with the default dmix (i.e. mixing sound with other apps like music players).

First, check you Wine sound settings in the winecfg configuration tool. Test your sound with some other application (like WinAmp). Some ALSA errors may show up on your console and sound will still work, so test it before trying to hunt all the errors down.

If you still don't have sound in the game, check that the option SOUNDON=ON is set in stbof.ini.


 

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Patch
by Pavel on Saturday November 5th 2011, 14:29
I am unable apply any patches, is there some trick what I must now?

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Who's up for a multiplayer game?
by Maquis196 on Wednesday January 19th 2011, 9:40
Might take an age to organise doing it this method but it's been so long... I'll even play it in windows if I have to!

Dibs on Romulans :P but will gladly play as Cardassians if against a non-cloaky side (even from lvl1 which as we know is a huge challange if against Feds or Ferengi, damn minor races)

Joys of MP botf... so badly balanced but would be fun with 5 people!

Cheers,
Maq

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