Application Details:
Version: | Current |
License: | Free to use |
URL: | http://www.ddo.com/ |
Votes: | 1 |
Latest Rating: | Gold |
Latest Wine Version Tested: | 8.4 |
Maintainers: About Maintainership
What works
Almost Everything:
What does not
The Store does not work out of the box - see workaround.
Workarounds
winetricks d3dcompiler_47 is required for the store to work correctly.
What was not tested
Voice chat, but I have no doubt that'll work just fine (I'll update if it doesn't).
Hardware tested
Graphics:
Additional Comments
I haven't run into it recently, but for some people the launcher hangs when downloading pre-reqs and/or loading screens. This can be worked around by adding -skiprawdownload to the launcher options for DNDLauncher.exe.
Notes on setup: DX11, 64-bit client, dxvk, audio going to Pipewire using the default audio driver (whichever is preferred between pulseaudio and alsa).
Operating system | Test date | Wine version | Installs? | Runs? | Used Workaround? | Rating | Submitter | ||
Show | EndeavourOS | Mar 29 2023 | 8.4 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Gold | James Potts | |
Current | Garuda | Dec 22 2021 | 7.0-rc1-staging | Yes | Yes | Yes | Gold | James Potts | |
Show | Linux Mint 19.3 "Tricia" | Mar 20 2020 | 5.4 | Yes | Yes | No | Platinum | Hamish McIntyre-Bhatty | |
Show | Linux Mint 19.3 "Tricia" | Mar 20 2020 | 5.0 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Gold | Hamish McIntyre-Bhatty | |
Show | Solus | Nov 30 2019 | 4.20 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Gold | James Potts |
Bug # | Description | Status | Resolution | Other apps affected |
30984 | Some keys do not work in different games (Trine, Skyrim, Dragon Age Origins, Dragon Age 2, Star Trek Online, Gothic 2) | STAGED | View | |
49860 | Dungeons & Dragons Online 64bit client fails to start in wine-5.16, 5.17, 5.18 | CLOSED | FIXED | View |
54464 | Multiple games crash on launch (Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice GOTY, Dark Souls III) | CLOSED | FIXED | View |
First, install 32-bit dependencies for wine. 32-bit mesa, Samba, GnuTLS, and possibly OpenAL are needed at minimum, along with 32-bit drivers for your video card (most are in mesa, but nvidia users will need to pay attention here). How to do this varies from distro to distro, so consult your distribution's documentation.
Next, install winetricks if it hasn't been installed already. Most distros include a recent enough version, but if you're on a distribution that only includes stable wine versions by default (Ubuntu, for example), you should either make sure you get winetricks from the same repo you get wine from or just download it directly.
Now, open a terminal, create a wineprefix, and have winetricks install d3dcompiler_42:
$ export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wine/ddo $ mkdir -p $WINEPREFIX $ winetricks d3dcompiler_42
Download http://content.turbine.com/sites/clientdl/ddo/ddolive.exe and run it from the terminal in the wineprefix you just created:
$ export WINEPREFIX=$HOME/wine/ddo $ wine $HOME/Downloads/ddolive.exe
Note: in all of the above snippets you can change WINEPREFIX to wherever you want it to be (just be consistent), and must change the location of ddolive.exe to wherever you downloaded it to $HOME/Downloads is just where some browsers will save it by default if they don't ask. Also, those snippets assume winetricks will be somewhere in your system's default path. If not, you'll have to make sure it's executable and then provide the full path to it (i.e. $HOME/bin/winetricks).
Once the Launcher starts, it might crash a time or 2 (it didn't for me). If it does, just restart it (if it created a shortcut on your desktop, it's safe to use that).
Enjoy the game. :)
Game Tweaks
Tweaking the game:
Setting the video memory size usually fixes most performance issues. However there is a list of things you can do to try to kick the performance up an extra notch. Of course these are just suggestions. They are all optional.
Disable desktop 3D effects (In Unity switch to 2D session)
The 3D desktop features can cause some performance issues in the game. Logging out and changing your Unity session, or disabling 3D desktop effects can greatly increase game performance.
Choose a "Graphics Quality" in Options->Graphics
It's common for the auto detection to misdetect the card since there is a wine api in the middle of everything. Select this manually to get the quality you want. (I chose "very high" for my 1gb Nvidia card)
Increase "Texture Cache Size" in Options->Adv. Graphics
You can increase this to improve the game performance by increasing the amount of system memory used for graphics resources. This can decrease load times and in turn increase game performance.
Enable "Triple Buffering" in Options->Adv. Graphics
For video cards with extra memory you can use this setting to slightly increase rendering performance.
Disable "Player Mesh Combining" in Options->Adv. Graphics
This feature not only uses up more system memory, but also video memory. Saving a little video memory can always help game performance.
Disable "Distant Imposters" in Options->Adv. Graphics
This option simply allows trees and other objects to render over distant scenery. Can be disabled to increase game performance.
If you use the Turbine Launcher, and don't have the game installed on an SSD, enable preloading of game files (or client_gamelogic.dat?) in the launcher's options.
This preloads the client_gamelogic.dat file into memory, drastically decreasing initial login/load time, at the cost of needing about 300M of extra memory when launching the game (this is a fix/workaround for the first-login red-latency-disconnect bug).
If the Turbine Launcher hangs on startup...
If you're getting this, make sure you're using a current version of wine and that you're using a clean wineprefix. If it still happens, run wineserver -k and re-run the launcher. If it keeps happening, you can fix it permanently by using the following command to start the game:
Note that that's DNDLauncher, not TurbineClientLauncher. As far as I can tell, TurbineClientLauncher is now just a secondary loader for DNDLauncher (so that players with ancient installs don't have to update their shortcuts) and doesn't pass (all) arguments to DNDLauncher properly. Also, unless you want the "grey grid" loading screens you may have seen with PyLotRO years ago, you should probably run the launcher at least once to get to the login prompt without -skiprawdownload to get loading screens.
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by Dylan Piergies on Saturday November 19th 2022, 11:18
by Troy Brumley on Tuesday May 3rd 2022, 6:08
Release info -- working:
Manjaro 21.2
wine-ge-custom 1:GE.Proton7.10-1
wine-mono 7.1.1-1
wine-gecko 2.47.2-3
Clean wipes of directories and proper uninstall/reinstall between each test.
Release info -- tried and failed:
steam from their website
wine 7.5-1
lutris 0.5.9.1-5
bottles 2022.5.2-1
by James Potts on Friday May 6th 2022, 18:02
by Troy Brumley on Saturday May 14th 2022, 6:34
I'll give a rebuild a try sometime this week if I can. Thanks.
by Troy Brumley on Saturday May 14th 2022, 13:22
Anyway, I did find a hit on the winehq bugzilla and tried the recommendation there and it worked! It appears to be a problem with libglesv2.dll and the recommendation is to try:
WINEDLLOVERRIDES=libglesv2.dll=d
Works.
Before the change my log looks like this:
[0514/103720.567:ERROR:network_change_notifier_win.cc(156)] WSALookupServiceBegin failed with: 8
[0514/103751.627:ERROR:gl_surface_egl.cc(746)] eglCreateWindowSurface failed with error EGL_BAD_ALLOC
[0514/103751.628:ERROR:gl_surface_egl.cc(746)] eglCreateWindowSurface failed with error EGL_BAD_ALLOC
[0514/103751.629:ERROR:gl_surface_egl.cc(746)] eglCreateWindowSurface failed with error EGL_BAD_ALLOC
[0514/103751.630:ERROR:gl_surface_egl.cc(746)] eglCreateWindowSurface failed with error EGL_BAD_ALLOC
[0514/103751.631:ERROR:gl_surface_egl.cc(746)] eglCreateWindowSurface failed with error EGL_BAD_ALLOC
And after the override of libglesv2 I get:
[0514/141249.298:ERROR:network_change_notifier_win.cc(156)] WSALookupServiceBegin failed with: 8
[0514/141250.191:ERROR:gpu_child_thread.cc(327)] Exiting GPU process due to errors during initialization
The bug report mentions the GPU process issue but it seems to be of no consequence.
Here's said report: bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44985
Thanks for your help. Troy.
by James Potts on Sunday May 15th 2022, 21:43
winetricks d3dcompiler_47
Please try with that done and not WINEDLLOVERRIDES=libglesv2.dll - use a clean prefix.
--James
by Alejandro Rico on Friday May 27th 2022, 12:30
What I tried:
Clean Install, store didn't work.
Clean Install, winetricks d3dcompiler_47.dll, didn't work
Then I used the OVERRIDE=libglesv2.dll=d and it worked.
I also deleted the d3dcompiler_47 that was inside the DDO folder, I can't say for sure if it copied the installed d3dcompiler or downloaded again. Tbh I got tired after my 8th clean wineprefix.
So to sum up:
Install the game, winetricks d3dcompiler_47.dll, add WINEDLLOVERRIDES=libglesv2.dll=d.
If that doesn't work, try to delete the d3dcompiler_47.dll inside the GAME's folder.
by Travis Sidelinger on Thursday December 16th 2021, 21:08
So far I've tried every store configuration, 32bit launch, different direct3d versions, internal or external store UI. Even tried a new wine prefix install. Nothing works.
System info:
$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Fedora release 33 (Thirty Three)
$ wine --version
wine-6.13 (Staging)
by James Potts on Sunday December 19th 2021, 15:18
As for the internal browser breaking, that's usually because https support gets broken. Make sure that you have 32-bit gnutls (and 64-bit ofc) installed and that wine is still configured to use it (this *might* not be needed for the 64-bit client, but I wouldn't count on it...too many "64-bit" windows programs still use 32-bit stuff).
I hope this fixes the issue.
--James
by James Potts on Tuesday December 21st 2021, 13:01
I'm testing potential workarounds, but have no idea what may or may not work here. I'll reply again if/when I find a way to fix the issue, which is likely a mismatch between wine and some X library (meaning you'll need to use a launcher like PoL, Lutris, or Steam to fix it).
--James
by James Potts on Wednesday December 22nd 2021, 16:42
tl;dr: winetricks d3dcompiler_47
The long version: Game installed and ran fine on Garuda (arch) linux using sytem wine, except the store didn't work - would display either a black window that went transparent after a few seconds. After a bit of frustration and shenanigans, I reinstalled DDO using Lutris' installer....and the in-game store worked out of the box. So as a second test, I tried running the game with my system wine (from the command line, no lutris), but using the wineprefix created by Lutris...and that worked just fine. Tried again with a clean wineprefix pointing to the already installed DNDLauncher.exe...nope. So..winetricks? Check the install script....nothing. Has to be something Lutris itself does by default, so I started looking over the logs...the non-lutris prefix is spewing fixmes about HLSL while the lutris prefix isn't. hmm...winetricks d3dx9? nope, winetricks list dlls | grep d3d....revealed the d3dcompiler series, with 3 dlls installed and one not - d3dcompiler_47, so I ran winetricks d3dcompiler_47 on the non-lutris prefix, and that fixed it. Just to be sure that's all that was needed, I nuked that prefix and tried again on a prefix with JUST d3dcompiler_47 installed....that worked.
Enjoy the game. :)
--James
by Travis Sidelinger on Saturday January 1st 2022, 22:33
by Travis Sidelinger on Sunday January 2nd 2022, 20:59
by Charles Hawkins on Tuesday August 4th 2020, 9:45
It looks like the loader still gets stuck about half the time but I've been doing kill/retry for years so am used to it. Checking the "Leave launcher loaded" option minimizes the annoyance. I've never been able to see which options are checked so I just have to make sure I click it only once and then try it. Clicking the "Allow multiple instances" also avoids having to login every time. Very handy for daily rolls on multiple servers. I've found that if I actually want to run multiple simultaneous instances, it works better to use 2 separate installs in different wine prefixes.
For some time the store works occasionally but mostly gets stuck on the gray screen. I've not been able to find a pattern to it except that it seem most likely to work the first time I go into the game. On this new installation it worked the first time. We'll see.
by James Potts on Thursday August 20th 2020, 13:06
--James
by James Potts on Thursday September 17th 2020, 15:35
Hope this helps. :)
--James
by Hamish McIntyre-Bhatty on Monday March 23rd 2020, 3:20
by James Potts on Monday March 23rd 2020, 4:46
--James
by Hamish McIntyre-Bhatty on Monday March 23rd 2020, 6:44
by James Potts on Monday March 23rd 2020, 13:41
I asked about PoL/Lutris for a specific reason: Using WINE directly is asking for trouble due to many distros not shipping 32-bit gnutls anymore, or not shipping wine with support for it. I wanted to know if, perhaps, Linux Mint (and possibly other ubuntu derivatives) were getting it right.
I personally don't care about PoL...if it gets the game working, great. PoL is, however, unsupported by the wine devs - to the point that discussing it here is almost banned. Please keep that in mind when submitting future reports. :)
--James
by Hamish McIntyre-Bhatty on Monday March 23rd 2020, 14:32
Either way, thanks for the heads up :)
by john fucking doe bitch on Friday November 16th 2018, 18:32
by James Potts on Saturday November 17th 2018, 12:22
Now...some questions:
- Do you have 32-bit versions of wine's dependencies installed? Most important is 32-bit opengl stuff (mesa), but also gnutls is a great idea too.
- Have you tried installing and running the game in a clean wineprefix? Try that first, and then IF you have problems, re-read the suggestions.
- After checking the above...please tell me what's going on here. Include your OS and version, and your wine version. Any console output from wine may also help.
--James
by Ralph Eidenholt on Monday January 29th 2018, 14:29
info: [drm] Initialized drm 1.1.0 20060810
drmn0: on vgapci0
info: [drm] RADEON_IS_PCIE
info: [drm] initializing kernel modesetting (PITCAIRN 0x1002:0x6810 0x1043:0x0464).
info: [drm] register mmio base: 0xFDE80000
info: [drm] register mmio size: 262144
info: [drm] radeon_atrm_get_bios: ===> Try ATRM...
info: [drm] radeon_atrm_get_bios: pci_find_class() found: 0:1:0:0, vendor=1002, device=6810
info: [drm] radeon_atrm_get_bios: Get ACPI device handle
info: [drm] radeon_acpi_vfct_bios: ===> Try VFCT...
info: [drm] radeon_acpi_vfct_bios: Get "VFCT" ACPI table
info: [drm] radeon_acpi_vfct_bios: Failed to get "VFCT" table: AE_NOT_FOUND
info: [drm] igp_read_bios_from_vram: ===> Try IGP's VRAM...
info: [drm] igp_read_bios_from_vram: VRAM base address: 0xd0000000
info: [drm] igp_read_bios_from_vram: Map address: 0xfffff800d0000000 (262144 bytes)
info: [drm] igp_read_bios_from_vram: Incorrect BIOS signature: 0xFFFF
info: [drm] radeon_read_bios: ===> Try PCI Expansion ROM...
info: [drm] radeon_read_bios: Map address: 0xfffff800000c0000 (131072 bytes)
info: [drm] ATOM BIOS: 6810HB.15.41.0.1.AS02
drmn0: info: VRAM: 2048M 0x0000000000000000 - 0x000000007FFFFFFF (2048M used)
drmn0: info: GTT: 512M 0x0000000080000000 - 0x000000009FFFFFFF
info: [drm] Detected VRAM RAM=2048M, BAR=256M
info: [drm] RAM width 256bits DDR
info: [drm] radeon: 2048M of VRAM memory ready
info: [drm] radeon: 512M of GTT memory ready.
info: [drm] Supports vblank timestamp caching Rev 1 (10.10.2010).
info: [drm] Driver supports precise vblank timestamp query.
info: [drm] MSI enabled 1 message(s)
drmn0: info: radeon: using MSI.
info: [drm] radeon: irq initialized.
info: [drm] GART: num cpu pages 131072, num gpu pages 131072
info: [drm] Loading PITCAIRN Microcode
info: [drm] PCIE GART of 512M enabled (table at 0x0000000000040000).
drmn0: info: WB enabled
drmn0: info: fence driver on ring 0 use gpu addr 0x0000000080000c00 and cpu addr 0x0xfffff8006733ec00
drmn0: info: fence driver on ring 1 use gpu addr 0x0000000080000c04 and cpu addr 0x0xfffff8006733ec04
drmn0: info: fence driver on ring 2 use gpu addr 0x0000000080000c08 and cpu addr 0x0xfffff8006733ec08
drmn0: info: fence driver on ring 3 use gpu addr 0x0000000080000c0c and cpu addr 0x0xfffff8006733ec0c
drmn0: info: fence driver on ring 4 use gpu addr 0x0000000080000c10 and cpu addr 0x0xfffff8006733ec10
info: [drm] ring test on 0 succeeded in 3 usecs
info: [drm] ring test on 1 succeeded in 1 usecs
info: [drm] ring test on 2 succeeded in 1 usecs
info: [drm] ring test on 3 succeeded in 2 usecs
info: [drm] ring test on 4 succeeded in 1 usecs
info: [drm] ib test on ring 0 succeeded in 0 usecs
info: [drm] ib test on ring 1 succeeded in 0 usecs
info: [drm] ib test on ring 2 succeeded in 0 usecs
info: [drm] ib test on ring 3 succeeded in 0 usecs
info: [drm] ib test on ring 4 succeeded in 1 usecs
info: [drm] radeon_device_init: Taking over the fictitious range 0xd0000000-0xe0000000
radeon_iicbb0 on drmn0
radeon_iicbb1 on drmn0
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radeon_iicbb3 on drmn0
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radeon_iicbb6 on drmn0
radeon_iicbb7 on drmn0
drm_iic_dp_aux0 on drmn0
info: [drm] Radeon Display Connectors
info: [drm] Connector 0:
info: [drm] DP-1
info: [drm] HPD4
info: [drm] DDC: 0x6530 0x6530 0x6534 0x6534 0x6538 0x6538 0x653c 0x653c
info: [drm] Encoders:
info: [drm] DFP1: INTERNAL_UNIPHY2
info: [drm] Connector 1:
info: [drm] HDMI-A-1
info: [drm] HPD5
info: [drm] DDC: 0x6540 0x6540 0x6544 0x6544 0x6548 0x6548 0x654c 0x654c
info: [drm] Encoders:
info: [drm] DFP2: INTERNAL_UNIPHY2
info: [drm] Connector 2:
info: [drm] DVI-I-1
info: [drm] HPD6
info: [drm] DDC: 0x6580 0x6580 0x6584 0x6584 0x6588 0x6588 0x658c 0x658c
info: [drm] Encoders:
info: [drm] DFP3: INTERNAL_UNIPHY
info: [drm] CRT1: INTERNAL_KLDSCP_DAC1
info: [drm] Connector 3:
info: [drm] DVI-D-1
info: [drm] HPD1
info: [drm] DDC: 0x6570 0x6570 0x6574 0x6574 0x6578 0x6578 0x657c 0x657c
info: [drm] Encoders:
info: [drm] DFP4: INTERNAL_UNIPHY1
info: [drm] Internal thermal controller with fan control
info: [drm] radeon: power management initialized
info: [drm] Connector DP-1: get mode from tunables:
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.modes.DP-1
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.default_mode
info: [drm] Connector HDMI-A-1: get mode from tunables:
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.modes.HDMI-A-1
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.default_mode
info: [drm] Connector DVI-I-1: get mode from tunables:
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.modes.DVI-I-1
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.default_mode
info: [drm] Connector DVI-D-1: get mode from tunables:
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.modes.DVI-D-1
info: [drm] - kern.vt.fb.default_mode
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fbd0 on drmn0
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by James Potts on Monday January 29th 2018, 20:17
--James
by Ralph Eidenholt on Monday January 29th 2018, 2:43
I'm experiencing graphic lag when running DDO. It looks great on the loading screens but when I come to character select screen the graphics are at 1 fps per 3 seconds. I feel like I've experienced this bug/lag before but don't remember how it was fixed.
Any help is much appreciated!
Using FreeBSD 11.1 / radeon / wine staging 2.21.
by James Potts on Monday January 29th 2018, 11:19
--James
by Svito on Saturday December 23rd 2017, 19:14
You can incorporate useful bits from this into HowTo / Notes and delete the comment:
This guide will show you how to install and run Dungeons & Dragons Online using [[Wine]] on GNU/Linux.
== About ==
[www.ddo.com/ Dungeons & Dragons Online] (DDO) is a [[wikipedia:MMORPG|MMORPG]] similar to World of Warcraft. DDO usually appeals to more mature RPG fans and focuses more on exploring and completing quests in dungeons rather than on terrain. DDO is ''free to play'' and doesn't require month subscription fees like WoW but unlike WoW players will often find that leveling will require buying additional ''modules'' that grant access to certain quests and areas.
== Installation ==
First, install [[Wine]].
If you have already installed DDO on Windows, you can just mount that partition and run {{ic|wine 'Dungeons & Dragons Online/TurbineLauncher.exe'}}.
You will need an account to play. Sign up for an account on the [www.ddo.com/ Dungeons & Dragons Online website]. After you have gotten an account, download the Windows client from the website and start it:
$ wine ddolive.exe
=== PyLOTRO ===
The official launcher is known to hang sometimes. Some people report better results with the unofficial Python-based ''PyLOTRO'' launcher.
To use PyLOTRO, [[install]] the {{AUR|pylotro-git}} package. Then run ''pylotro'', set the right game in ''Tools > Switch Game'', and point to the installation directory in ''Tools > Options''.
== Configuration ==
=== DirectX 9 ===
As of Wine 2.0 (January 2017), only the DirectX 9 mode works. If you have accidentally set it to DirectX 10 or 11, open {{ic|~/Documents/Dungeons and Dragons Online/UserPreferences.ini}} and set {{ic|1=GraphicsCore=D3D9}}.
(With {{Pkg|wine-staging}} 2.0, D3D10 and D3D11 ''do'' work, but with lots of graphics artifact, making the game unplayable.)
=== Copy settings from Windows ===
If you have DDO installed on Windows, DDO run through Wine will not recognize the settings from the Windows DDO install. These will need to copied to your GNU/Linux install:
$ mkdir ~/Documents/Dungeons\ and\ Dragons\ Online/
$ cp /mnt/win/Users//Documents/Dungeons\ and\ Dragons\ Online/* ~/Documents/Dungeons\ and\ Dragons\ Online/
by Pednick on Thursday February 7th 2019, 7:47
Link to patch I talked about: bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44514
by Pednick on Saturday February 9th 2019, 7:00
by James Potts on Sunday February 10th 2019, 20:46
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Wednesday November 1st 2017, 19:12
I noticed that the in-game store is supposed to be working again for Windows 7 & above which is one of the reasons I wanted to try playing again. However, it doesn't seem to work for me using Wine's Windows 7 mode. I suppose it's like the previous problem they had with it not working in XP. Is this something we just have to live with? It's pretty much been a show stopper for me since I don't have a Windows computer. Does it work for anyone else?
by James Potts on Wednesday November 1st 2017, 20:15
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday November 2nd 2017, 11:15
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday November 2nd 2017, 17:57
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday July 6th 2017, 14:37
by James Potts on Thursday July 6th 2017, 14:55
--James
by James Potts on Thursday July 6th 2017, 15:19
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday July 6th 2017, 15:40
by James Potts on Thursday July 6th 2017, 15:55
--James
by James Potts on Thursday July 6th 2017, 15:59
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday July 6th 2017, 16:03
by James Potts on Thursday July 6th 2017, 16:06
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Friday July 7th 2017, 10:50
by Charles Hawkins on Tuesday June 7th 2016, 5:58
I have a minor annoyance which may be related to my windows manager (pekwm). The "Launch Game - Wine output" window pops up with the "Always on top" flag set and is thus on top of the game. I have to manually change it every time. I can research it myself but thought someone more knowledgeable about Python might be able to tell me exactly what to look for.
by James Potts on Tuesday June 7th 2016, 7:31
You might try asking about it on the mailing list or forums for pekwm. :)
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Wednesday April 6th 2016, 4:13
by James Potts on Wednesday April 6th 2016, 12:40
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Friday April 8th 2016, 19:24
To submit a test result I would want to reinstall from scratch and I'm not in a position to do that (limited bandwidth Internet). Hopefully this thread will serve as a warning that the DDO Store no longer works under Wine but the game is still playable otherwise. One would need access to an Windows Vista or above computer to spend Turbine Points. Without that, the game is very limited.
by Charles Hawkins on Tuesday June 7th 2016, 5:45
by James Potts on Tuesday June 7th 2016, 7:32
Good to hear it's working again now, tho. :)
--James.
by Charles Hawkins on Sunday February 28th 2016, 5:24
FATAL:x509_certificate_win.cc(1182)] Check failed: old_info. : Success
This was on wine 1.9.2. I tried upgrading to 1.9.4 and it does the same thing.
Any suggestions?
by James Potts on Monday February 29th 2016, 0:37
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Monday February 29th 2016, 23:36
by Charles Hawkins on Wednesday April 6th 2016, 4:11
Bummer, I really picked the wrong time to go VIP with an annual subscription--thousands of TP that I can't spend.
by Charles Hawkins on Wednesday December 23rd 2015, 7:11
Now, I have a real problem. I finally made it to level 20 and when trying to spend Epic Destiny points, neither the Accept button nor the Cancel button become active. Sometimes, not always, I can allocate the points, but have no way to accept them. I don't have a Windows computer to see how it is supposed to work, but it seems like it should be pretty straight-forward. Anyone else have this problem? Is there a work-around?
by James Potts on Thursday December 24th 2015, 10:53
As for PyLotro, have you tried the installing the Windows version in your DDO Prefix? If not, I recommend you do so. It's available from www.mcgillsociety.org/PyLotRo/pylotro-setup.exe (I'll update the tweaks section above to indicate that better). Newer versions are available from a couple of places, but they're native-only, so I'm reasonably certain that both need to be patched before they'll work with DDO on Linux, at least until Turbine changes datacenters, since the current login server's SSL support is broken in a way that gnutls doesn't like.
Note: If the windows PyLotro doesn't work, the native PyLotro from github.com/Lynx3D/pylotro does (I use it myself, even on windows, to get past an annoying bug in the Turbine Launcher), but you'll probably have to use Python 2.7 to run it, which works around a gnutls misfeature. There's a newer fork of it, but I haven't tried it yet.
by Charles Hawkins on Friday December 25th 2015, 14:48
Native Pylotro stopped working for me some time ago perhaps with a python update but I don't remember. I play in spurts so have no way to tell. I'll give the Windows version a try. I don't like having multiple versions of programs like python unless absolutely essential.
by Charles Hawkins on Friday January 22nd 2016, 11:39
With the native version, I tried the Settings Wizard which gives the same directory path I have in the Windows version. When I login, it returns "wine cannot find ''".
I would guess that both are actually having the same problem but I'm stumped as to what it could be. Apparently something is missing that pylotro expects to find.
by James Potts on Friday January 22nd 2016, 16:47
For the native version, there's a setting in there somewhere for wineprefix - set that to the same value you used for WINEPREFIX when installing DDO. The error(s) you're currently getting seem to be related to not having this set correctly.
I hope you can get things working properly. :)
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday February 4th 2016, 3:24
I leave the client running as long as it is stable since it is such a hassle to start, so haven't had a chance to try again until now.
by James Potts on Thursday February 4th 2016, 10:21
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday February 4th 2016, 11:40
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday February 4th 2016, 8:46
It also looks for GameClient.Args which I tried changing to GameClient.WIN32.Args but that looks like a string that is expecting some string substitution to be done on it which I don't see any code in pylotro that does such substitution.
It looks like the launcher.config file is downloaded and perhaps its format has changed but pylotro hasn't?
Anyway, as I said, I don't know python so I'm pretty much stumbling in the dark.
by James Potts on Thursday February 4th 2016, 10:27
tbh, I wish I could make a windows build like the one at mcgillsociety myself, but apparently the windows build script is out-of-date and I don't know how to update it.
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday February 4th 2016, 11:43
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday February 4th 2016, 12:13
by James Potts on Thursday February 4th 2016, 14:08
Edit/Repost: I've fixed these errors locally, and the new version still doesn't work for me on Python 3.4, but it does actually run. I'm going to look into the error, but regardless I'm going to push the fixes for Python3 support and probably make a "windows exe" package for it, since it's gonna be needed going forward.
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Thursday February 4th 2016, 22:35
by James Potts on Friday February 5th 2016, 0:09
--James
by Kevin J. White on Thursday August 27th 2015, 15:34
by James Potts on Friday November 13th 2015, 10:53
by Test on Saturday January 10th 2015, 22:42
Up until now I have used Makulu linux wine folder to play DDO on my xubuntu 13.10 and 14.04. Unfortunately after update 24, This no longer works. So i decided to use winehq guide step by step. Everything is fine up until choosing server. Launcher downloaded updated and patched everything, but when it closes and client is supposed to start, it doesnt. no error, it simply doesnt start.
I have used ddr fix, memory size fix, regedit fix. doesnt help.
Some things that might be the reason, but im not able to resolve them:
1. winetricks cant install tahoma package, connection timeout till eternity.
2. I have a 64bit system. But in my repos there are no 32bit nvidia drivers, nor 32bit gnutls or lib32gnutls
thanks
by James Potts on Sunday January 11th 2015, 12:08
sudo apt-get install gnutls:i386
I don't remember the name of the nvidia driver package, but installing the :i386 version should install that as well.
I hope this helps.
--James
by Test on Tuesday January 27th 2015, 4:12
Thank You for your advice, I appreciate it, and sorry for my belated response. I had some setbacks, but can finally test the issue again.
Since there is no 'gnutls' package in ubuntu, I installed 'gnutls-bin:i386'. I had no issue with the installation.
As for the Nvidia driver. I am currently using proprietary driver 'nvidia-331'. I tried installing 32-bit version, but terminal output says it cannot be installed, because that package depends on dkms 32-bit and xorg 32-bit and many other packages, and those packages apparently do not have installable candidate in the repos (I tried installing 32-bit dkms but it failed).
So my final question is, can there something be done with the driver issue, or is it better to give up and dualboot with a 32-bit linux system?
by James Potts on Friday January 30th 2015, 8:22
Instead, try creating a new 32-bit (important - export WINEARCH=win32 before running any commands on the new prefix) wineprefix as specified in the "wine users" guide on this page, and running (not necessarily reinstalling, tho doing so won't hurt) ddo from there.
--James
by Brian J. Rogers on Friday July 18th 2014, 10:14
I looked at the script before running it, and it seems to just using a loop to wget several images from ddo's CDN.
To get the splash screens, in a terminal navigate to the game's raw/$LANG directory. Should be similar to "~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Turbine/Dungeons\ &\ Dragons\ Online/raw/en". Create a directory called logo, and you'll need to download the splash screens. In that directory, download and run this script: ditoforge.com/wp-content/uploads/ddosplashme.sh
That should get the screens, and the next time I started DDO, I was able to login and play.
by Phillip Whelan on Saturday August 2nd 2014, 6:42
by James Potts on Saturday August 2nd 2014, 12:44
I hope this helps. :)
--James
[1] www.mcgillsociety.org/PyLotRo
[2] github.com/Lynx3d/pylotro
by Charles Hawkins on Wednesday July 16th 2014, 11:39
[39:58:??????:ERROR:ipc_channel_win.cc(263) pipe error: 109
(?????? is a number that changes, the others may as well, I don't know.)
The pipe error is sometimes 233. In the terminal window, I get:
err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0x1092e9b4 "?" wait timed out in thread 00??, blocked by 1092ea44, retrying (60 sec)
I have to exit and retry, sometimes as many as 5 times before it works.
64-bit Arch, running wine 1.7.21. Any ideas?
by James Potts on Friday July 18th 2014, 13:40
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Sunday August 10th 2014, 10:26
The good news is that I've finally gotten DDO working on my laptop as well which is 32 bit and Intel video using the native pylotro. Nothing else seemed to work(POL, Windows pylotro, manual). But the laptop has the same problem mentioned in the OP. Both computers are running Arch and have the latest updates. I suspect it could be some kind of timing problem due to our slow and flaky internet. A work-around that works *almost* every time is to let it sit on the character selection screen for about a minute before trying to log a character in.
by Charles Hawkins on Wednesday June 25th 2014, 0:19
Possibly related? Whenever I start DDO, it always downloads and tries to install VC++ 2005 SP1. If I try to install vcrun2005sp1 through winetricks, it says vcrun2005 is already installed. On our slow internet, this is very annoying.
Once I get in the game, everything but the store works fine and performance is very good.
by James Potts on Friday July 4th 2014, 12:47
What I CAN tell you is that the launcher downloading vcrun2005sp1 (or trying to) every launch is normal (or at least happens to me too). To get around this, download and install PyLotro for Windows from www.mcgillsociety.org/PyLotRO/pylotro-setup.exe and install it into your wineprefix. Start it up, go to "tools->switch game" and choose DDO, then go to "tools->patch" to patch your game. After that just select your server from the list and log in like you would with the official launcher, and use PyLotro to run DDO instead of the normal launcher (only use the normal launcher if you want to update your splash screens - I do this every once in a while)
I hope this helps.
--James
P.S. there is a newer version of PyLotro at github.com/Lynx3d/pylotro which works and has the feature of being able to go back to the login screen if you want instead of just exiting completely, but it's currently native-only with no windows build available, which makes setup more involved.
by Charles Hawkins on Sunday July 6th 2014, 7:49
I've also upgraded to wine 1.7.21 but Store still doesn't work. I get an all white frame titled "DDO STORE" with "Error: An Unexpected Error Occurred". I'm hesitant to downgrade wine as that has caused me problems in the past with other programs and I don't have enough disk space to sandbox it.
If it isn't that, I only have 1 totally wild guess that perhaps I don't have all the 32-bit libraries installed that are needed but don't know how to tell which ones. I'm running Arch which requires them to be installed manually.
by James Potts on Sunday July 6th 2014, 8:23
--James
by Charles Hawkins on Sunday July 6th 2014, 15:54
by James Potts on Sunday July 6th 2014, 16:38
--James
by Brian Stewart on Friday June 6th 2014, 20:13
After I enter my password and click the 'login' button, it hangs at "checking account details".
I'm not opposed to reinstalling it, but there are so many hoops to jump through, I'm hoping someone else has run into this and knows how to fix it.
I'm running Kubuntu 14.04 using the wine version 1.6.2
I have an nvidia gforce gtx 260m
If there is anything else anyone needs to know, please let me know.
by James Potts on Monday June 9th 2014, 11:23
Second, I've never had much success with Turbine's launcher. For that reason, I recommend you install and use PyLotro to patch and launch DDO. PyLotro for Windows is easier to install and still works with DDO, but is difficult to find because it no longer works for Lotro. Newer versions of PyLotro don't have a windows installable version, but are readily available - just google PyLotro and you'll find it quickly enough. Note: There is a PPA for PyLotro, but it's out-of-date, so if you go with native PyLotro you're best off installing it manually.
If all else fails, you can reinstall DDO, but you WILL need to run the installer in virtualbox now - it uses Netsession instead of Pando now, and last I knew nobody had been able to get Netsession to work on linux.
--James
by Brian Stewart on Monday June 9th 2014, 17:25
I'll try updating to the latest wine.
If nothing happens, I'll probably try reinstalling.
by Eric Hawk on Friday May 16th 2014, 18:37
I have troubleshot a bunch of stuff in getting WINE to work with Dungeons and Dragons Online LOL...but now get to the point where it hangs at "Getting in line to connect"
An error to the effect of getting a "number" isn't working and that protocol "" is not recognized.
by James Potts on Monday June 9th 2014, 11:41
Now, I've never seen or heard of this error you're getting, so I would try starting over with a clean wineprefix, installing d3dx9, corefonts, tahoma, vcrun2005, vcrun2008, and vcrun2010, and then copying a known-working installation of DDO from a windows machine. Failing that, try to find a full installer somewhere to install it with - I know that'll be difficult, but last I checked the current downloader (using Akamai Netsession) doesn't work on wine.
I hope this helps.
--James
by Sami Kyllönen on Tuesday April 15th 2014, 1:44
The machine in Acer travelmate 2410, with directX 9 capable integrated Intel 128M graphics card.
I had to run TurbineInvoker several times to get all the needed data files. It also seems that the game has stored lots of DirectX dll:s inside the game folder.
After I give my login infrmation and choose the server, I get game error 128, Fatal error with DirectX.
I do have direct rendering on.
I don't have access to my old XP installation, as I wiped the whole hard disk in installing the lubuntu.
by James Potts on Tuesday April 15th 2014, 8:36
First, tell the launcher NOT to use high resolution game data. To do this, click on the little arrow pointing down at the top of the launcher and click on Options, then uncheck that box (if it's already unchecked, go to the next step).
Second, the game may be trying to default to DX10/11 - neither of those work on Wine atm, and your card isn't supported anyway, so lets fix that too: While on the options page, click to the right of where it says "General". This will bring up the "Recovery" tab. Click on the only checkbox there, then click OK. Now see if the client starts. :)
I hope this helps. :)
--James
by Sami Kyllönen on Tuesday April 15th 2014, 10:05
This was hard because the ticks in the boxes do not show.
I lowered the screen resolution to 800x640 in order to try to get the ticks to show, but no luck.
For some reason the installer wants me to install Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86).
I got the impression that I have standard resolution install.
The error is still same, but output is bit different.
Here is the console output:
wine TurbineLauncher.exe
fixme:heap:HeapSetInformation (nil) 1 (nil) 0
fixme:system:SetProcessDPIAware stub!
fixme:toolhelp:CreateToolhelp32Snapshot Unimplemented: heap list snapshot
fixme:toolhelp:Heap32ListFirst : stub
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x32f044
fixme:winhttp:WinHttpDetectAutoProxyConfigUrl discovery via DHCP not supported
fixme:ole:RemUnknown_QueryInterface No interface for iid {00000019-0000-0000-c000-000000000046}
fixme:imm:NotifyIME IMC_SETCANDIDATEPOS
fixme:imm:ImmReleaseContext (0x2003c, 0x10cf6870): stub
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x32cdb4
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x32d164
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x329e14
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x3276d4
fixme:ntdll:NtQueryInformationToken QueryInformationToken( ..., TokenElevation, ...) semi-stub
fixme:ntdll:NtQueryInformationToken QueryInformationToken( ..., TokenElevation, ...) semi-stub
(process:6386): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_slice_set_config: assertion 'sys_page_size == 0' failed
fixme:toolhelp:CreateToolhelp32Snapshot Unimplemented: heap list snapshot
fixme:toolhelp:Heap32ListFirst : stub
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x32d164
fixme:imm:NotifyIME IMC_SETCANDIDATEPOS
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x32c744
fixme:win:FlashWindowEx 0x32a104
sami@sami-TravelMate-2410:~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/DDO/Dungeons & Dragons Online$ fixme:toolhelp:CreateToolhelp32Snapshot Unimplemented: heap list snapshot
fixme:toolhelp:Heap32ListFirst : stub
fixme:d3d:check_fbo_compat Format WINED3DFMT_B8G8R8A8_UNORM with rendertarget flag is not supported as FBO color attachment, and no fallback specified.
fixme:d3d:check_fbo_compat Format WINED3DFMT_B8G8R8X8_UNORM with rendertarget flag is not supported as FBO color attachment, and no fallback specified.
fixme:win:EnumDisplayDevicesW ((null),0,0x33f6b8,0x00000000), stub!
fixme:d3d:wined3d_check_device_format_conversion wined3d 0x13ef10, adapter_idx 0, device_type WINED3D_DEVICE_TYPE_HAL, src_format WINED3DFMT_B8G8R8A8_UNORM, dst_format WINED3DFMT_B8G8R8X8_UNORM stub!
fixme:d3d:wined3d_check_device_format_conversion wined3d 0x13ef10, adapter_idx 0, device_type WINED3D_DEVICE_TYPE_HAL, src_format WINED3DFMT_B8G8R8X8_UNORM, dst_format WINED3DFMT_B8G8R8X8_UNORM stub!
by James Potts on Tuesday April 15th 2014, 22:12
Now...on to the real problem. The common factor in your errors is the FBO error, which indicates that FBO is causing you problems. Lets see if that can be fixed....First lets install a few things with winetricks and set your Video Memory Size correctly - From a terminal, with WINEPREFIX set correctly (export WINEPREFIX=/wherever/you/set/it/when/you/installed/ddo), run the following commands:
$ winetricks vcrun{2005,2008,2010} corefonts tahoma d3dx9
$ winetricks videomemorysize=128
Leave the terminal open at this point until you're done here (unless you want to set up WINEPREFIX again :) ). The first command installs a few things that you may or may not have already installed, and may fix the bug for you. The second sets VideoMemorySize correctly for your computer, which may also either fix the bug or prevent other problems down the road. BTW, If you have your Shared Memory Size for your video set to less than this in your bios, change the numbers to match (preferably increase the one in the bios, and bear in mind that 64M is the absolute minimum you need it to be). Once this is done, you can try running ddo again and see if it works. If it doesn't, there's one other thing we can try - telling wine to use something other than fbo for offscreen rendering. Here's how - from the same terminal you were using a moment ago, run the following command:
$ wine regedit
This will bring up Regedit. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Wine/Direct3D. In that key, add a new string value called "OffscreenRenderingMode" and set it to "pbuffer". Now exit regedit (but leave the terminal open) and run DDO. If that doesn't work, run regedit again and change OffscreenRenderingMode to "backbuffer" instead, then run DDO again. If backbuffer works, you should technically be able to log in but you'll probably have very bad performance. Ideally you want pbuffer or fbo working (preferably pbuffer for ddo, apparently).
If neither of the above fixes work (or if the ORM=backbuffer is the only way to get it working and causes the framerate to be crap), it probably has to do with your video chipset, in which case there's not much more I can do except recommend getting a laptop (or desktop) with nVidia graphics on it, and hope you have better luck with linux in the future.
--James
by Sami Kyllönen on Wednesday April 16th 2014, 3:12
I wrote:
sami@sami-TravelMate-2410:~$ export WINEPREFIX=~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/DDO/Dungeons\ \&\ Dragons\ Online/
and in that folder:
sami@sami-TravelMate-2410:~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/DDO/Dungeons & Dragons Online$ winetricks vcrun{2005,2008,2010} corefonts tahoma d3dx9
vcrun 2008 used builtin native overrides, an tahoma fonts were installed, everything else I had already
Then I tried to set the video memory size, and failed:
sami@sami-TravelMate-2410:~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/DDO/Dungeons & Dragons Online$ winetricks videomemorysize=128
Unknown arg videomemorysize=128
It fails also if I write videomemorysize = 128
Anyway I set videomemorysize to 128 through regedit.
I found Drect3D from registery, and tried both string values with no luck.
If I were to get new XP install and run the game there, and to keep that partition, do You believe there would be any chance run it from linux partition using wine, or would another linux distribution make any difference?
by James Potts on Friday April 18th 2014, 8:26
--James
P.S. If you read my last post here, ignore it...It would only have been relevant if you had an actual nVidia card in your system.
by No Name on Wednesday January 22nd 2014, 15:10
Wine: 1.7.10
CPU: 2x Xeon 5150
GPU: Nvidia 560 GTX Ti
Memory: 12GB
Version: DDO Standard Resolution
Tried from just vc runtimes installed to the full blown guide on winehq.
Also tried graphics settings from very low to very high. Result always the same.
Tried it on Lubuntu and Ubuntu 13.10s.
Ok I get the game loaded and installed. I login with pyLotro. Everything is great. I log my Character in. When I get the play screen I move forward and backwards very very slow. But I can turn at normal speed. When some one passes me they are going full speed.
Weirdest thing ever. So what am I doing wrong?
by James Potts on Saturday January 25th 2014, 15:00
--James
by No Name on Saturday January 25th 2014, 19:06
When I noticed it, When I removed it I could immediately go full speed. Was weird, but had nothing to do with Wine. Maybe if this happens to someone else they can find this post and have something to check for in game.
I can now put it on the highest settings and run full speed. I removed all natives I had. I copied this install from Network installed copy.
So wine can successfully run it with no winetricks vcrun2005, no dll overides with PyLotro for Ubuntu-precise build. 1 thing I do though from just running it straight out is add it to WineCfg and set to run in a desktop with this resolution and leave the game full screen. Instead of setting it to window at this resolution. But I do this with all the games I play.
by James Potts on Saturday January 25th 2014, 19:12
Have fun :)
--James
by No Name on Wednesday January 29th 2014, 10:56
by psihnofrost on Saturday June 14th 2014, 4:07