I tried to install Skyrim on my Mac and every time I get stuck on same error! After downloading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in PlayOnMac program I should open it and log in to my Steam account, but I can't do that because when I open it, it loading and then shows me that In program Steam.exe was found a serious problem (I'll attach details lower). I don't understand what I'm doing wrong and why it happenes, and I really need help!!!
Please help me!!! P.S. I'll really belive in you my friends. Ed exception: unimplemented function api-ms-win-core-sysinfo-l1-2-1.GetSystemTimePreciseAsFileTime called in 32-bit code (0x7b832214).
As stated in the corresponding WineHQ article0 you can do the following: If you cannot see underwater (water is solid green): Edit SkyrimPrefs.ini in your 'My Games Skyrim' directory and in the Imagespace section set bDoDepthOfField=0 and iRadialBlurLevel=0 This is a game bug, not a Wine issue! As for the hang up on exit: This is not WINE-related but a bug of skyrim itself. Even under Windows you have to kill the process. Under Linux just open a terminal and type 'killall TESV.exe'. More info can be read here1 01https://bugs.winehq.org/showbug.cgi?id=34041. Recently switched back over to Arch and am currently having trouble installing Skyrim with POL. Whenever I try to run the installer the Steam setup window is too small and doesn't have anything in it if I try and force it larger.
This prevents me from continueing on with the installation proccess. I think I am probably missing a dependency, but I don't know what. Hey Folks, I've recently downloaded PlayOnMac so I can run Skyrim without using parallels - Skyrim runs pretty well, but I have no sound whatsoever while playing - no intro, no main menu music, no ingame sounds. Anybody got any tips on how to troubleshoot this? My install was; Download PlayOnMac Install Steam Download Skyrim Run No sound, at all. I haven't installed anything else or messed around with PlayOnMac, just Steam. ( Have verified integrity, have tried with + without mods, have reinstalled Skyrim 3 times ) Thanks in advance!
Hey everyone, I am currently dealing with a variation of the no sound issue on Ubuntu 15.10, but I am getting no sound whatsoever (no intro screen sound, no menu music, nothing). I checked via YouTube to make sure it was not a system wide issue, so it must be a wine issue. I have tried 1.9.3, 1.8, and 1.7.
to fix my issues and none of them seem to work. I have tried Windows XP and Windows 7 for most of these configurations and also tried switching between stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound. Does anyone have any other suggestions? EDIT: Figured it out! I have a pair of Astro A50's and I had digital output as my sound option. Switching to analog worked for me.
I used the script I responded to below with everything default. Hi, Not sure if this is the best place to post this. I've recently bought Skyrim on Steam and currently trying to get it to run using POL. I've followed the installer and everything works great until I click play on the Skyrim Launcher.
It launches the game and I can hear the sound of the Bethesda logo and the main menu music (even the noise of different menu options getting highlighted when I move the arrow keys) BUT there's no video shown with it-it's just a black screen. Any ideas about what's wrong? I've scoured the internet for the past two days and have had no luck. My guess is that it has something to do with video libraries not present, but I'm not sure what. I'm running Arch Linux 64bit and I've used Wine versions 1.7.36, 1.7.53-steamcrossoverhack, 1.8, and 1.9.2.
Thanks Replies. I have to add another thing which leads to the fact that I have to downvote the App. I simply cannot get the sound crackling fixed on my Fedora Box (4.1.3-200.fc22.x8664). I am using pulse on the system and the error is: ALSA lib pcm.c:7905:(sndpcmrecover) underrun occurred I already tried quite a lot, including - Setting frangments in /etc/pulse/daemon.conf:; default-fragments = 5; default-fragment-size-msec = 2 - changing '/etc/pulse/default.pa' as described in But nothing worked up to now. Can somebody help me on this please? Greets, Michael Replies.
Hello, I am running Skyrim under Fedora 22 (Kernel 4.1.3-200.fc22.x8664) and POL 4.2.8. So far, the game launches and works, but I have one last problem: Quit the game is not possible: When I click on 'quit to desktop', the game window freezes and I cannot move the mouse anymore, but Skyrim isn´t closed. I can go to an open terminal and kill the appropriate process, e.g michael 23068 35.5 0.0 0 0? Zsl 09:32 0:16 TESV.exe As I launched POL from command line, I looked if there is any output as soon as I clicked on 'quit to desktop', but unfortunately, there is none at all, so no log for this. Can somebody please help me on this?
Greets, michael Replies. @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ #!/bin/bash # Date: (2012-02-24 21:00) -# Last revision: (2013-04-13 21:00) +# Last revision: (2015-07-5 year, month, day) # Wine version used: 1.3.37, 1.4, 1.5.4 (PlayOnLinux) / 1.4 (PlayOnMac), 1.5.20 # Distribution used to test: Linux Mint 12 x64 # Author: GNURaziel @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ EDITOR='Bethesda Softworks' GAMEURL='AUTHOR='GNURaziel' -WORKINGWINEVERSION='1.7.36' +WORKINGWINEVERSION='1.7.46-staging' GAMEVMS='1024' STEAMID='72850' New source code. Thanks for creating this installer, I've been pulling my hair out trying to get this to work under plain WINE for hours! The installer works well, though I encountered several errors that I'd like to mention for possible future updates:.
The.NET 3.5 installer seemed to keep failing download, not sure why though as no error was generated and it then just inexplicably worked. Are there any other mirrors that could be used?. During the install Skyrim step I selected to install from Steam, but couldn't because dwrite wasn't disabled at this stage. The installer continued regardless of course, at which point Steam was setup correctly and I could finish the process. Also, I have one suggestion, though this may apply to any Steam-based game installer, however I keep my Steam library on its own partition on my system, so before I could complete the 'installation' (I already had it downloaded) I had to open winecfg to add a drive entry for the partition. It might be an idea to give users the option to do this from the installer; they'd still need to add the library within Steam, but it'd make things easier. Setting up in this way also means I don't need to keep a full copy of Skyrim + DLC + mods in the virtual drive, and can share it with Windows under emulation, or reboot and play natively, all with a single copy of the game.
Since AAA games are only going to get bigger and bigger in future this would be a nice thing to have to avoid duplication. Anyway, thanks again for providing this! After hours of nearly getting Skyrim to work, this worked with only the minor hiccups during installation that I've already mentioned. The game now runs smoothly with no obvious issues so far! I have heard mixed results. They should work, but it would be on a case-by-case basis. If you want to try to install the DLC, you can run an.exe from a virtual drive by using the Configure window - select virtual drive - Misc.
Tab - run a.exe in this virtual drive That will allow you to run the installer in that drive itself. If it doesn't work, I would check appdb.winehq.org first, our forums, and then maybe see if someone on gamersonlinux or a Skyrim players forum. If you cannot get it to work, or you find no information, make sure to try to file a bug with winehq so that, hopefully, someone can figure out a workaround if there is not one otherwise. Well, as you can see with my previous posts and I have an issue with this game. The previous problem seems to be resolved but now I have an other.(gee happy me) when I press play, the game launches.only there is no Continue, charge previous game or any button for that matters.
So I can random click on one of them but then it crashes. No doubt I have to change some stuff in the core files but what? I downloaded PlayOnLinux after the traditional Wine installation was unsuccessful. My first issue was Skyrim's lack of audio, dialogue, subtitles, and inability to communicate with NPCs (and thus make ANY progress in the tutorial). Upon downloading PlayOnLinux I was able to make it past the tutorial, am able to hear sounds correctly, and communicate with NPCs.
However, when travelling into any city, my character loses control and continues to sprint forward despite my best efforts to override this. No amount of button-smashing, clicking, and re-loading saves will help this issue.
Whenever I enter any city, home, farm, my character just spams 'W' (the move forward key) and won't recognize any other key as being pressed. I was wondering if anyone could provide support for my issue. If additional information is needed, please let me know.
@@ -78,13 +78,14 @@ POLSetupWindowcheckcdrom 'The Elder Scrolls V- Skyrimdisk10.sid' POLWine start /unix '$CDROM/setup.exe' POLWineWaitExit '$TITLE' + POLSetupWindowClose else + POLSetupWindowClose # Steam install #POLSetupWindowmessage '$(evalgettext 'When $TITLE download by Steam is finished, do NOT click on Play. N nClose COMPLETELY the Steam interface, nso that the installation script can continue')' '$TITLE' cd '$WINEPREFIX/drivec/$PROGRAMFILES/Steam' POLWine start /unix 'steam.exe' steam://install/$STEAMID - POLWineWaitExit '$TITLE' fi -POLSetupWindowClose + exit 0 No newline at end of file New source code.
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