I think "custom bottle" means a clean bottle where you copy files manually and then specify executable on your own, as opposed to using an installer. The game can also be installed in any way you like: be it either normal installer running under either Crossover or Windows, or simply copy installed/unpacked game files to the bottle. The game can be installed in any location on any disk, you'd only need to symlink the game's directory inside the bottle to be able to reference it in a windows-style path (although I'm not even sure that it's required, as on command line you can pass native exe path to wine). Not sure where you saw something about custom bottle in my last comment.īasically you should only create a bottle in Crossover. It is bundled with Wineskin Engines (WineskinX11), a. app Application, which can be double clicked and ran just like a native app. The wrappers are in the form of a normal Mac. Wineskin is a tool used to wrap Wine (a Windows compatibility layer) to run Windows software on Mac OS X. I can't find out what a custom bottle is. Wineskin Winery is a management and wrapper creation program. Copy all relevant files to a bottle created in crossover. Install everything and get it to work on a windows machine.Ģ. Quieres descargar una versin antigua de Wineskin Winery Aqu tienes un listado de todas las versiones. RWM and Wineskin (SOLVED) NOTE: This thread is intended for any Mac users who, of necessity, must run 'Diablo II.exe' using Wineskin, and should therefore only apply to OSX 10.7 and up (For instructions on how to install D2 on OSX 10.7 and later, refer to this guide). What do you mean by a custom bottle - should I:ġ. Mikebringer wrote:Sorry, I'm new to Mac and can't really figure this out. Text field for "Extra environment variables" will available and you can enter WINEDEBUG=warn all there (with this method you might have to repeat entering the WINEDEBUG env variable every time starting up the game exe, though). This will create a log file that you can save wherever you want, because this is not important since all we need just to inject WINEDEBUG into CrossOver. In this case WINEDEBUG can still be injected through CrossOver by checking the "Create log file" when clicking right button on Diablo 2 -> Run with options. Sometimes the game still crashes setting WINEDEBUG in regedit. NOTE: if anyone who don't know how to access regedit in CrossOver bottles you can open it by inserting "regedit" instead of browse for exe in bottle's Run command. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment My temporary fix is to add WINEDEBUG key with value of warn all in regedit by adding it to: Can share it if you're interested.It's likely that crash you mentioned since I managed to run Sigma 2 with your solution (finally!). I haven't found how to customise WINEDEBUG in CrossOver GUI, instead I use a shell script to launch d2 (and optionally d2stats) using CrossOver's wine. Not sure which crash you're referring to, all works fine on my Big Sur. I'm talking about getting stuck on the Loading screen, on linux the same thing also might happen. Kambala wrote:I might have found a strange "fix" for macOS: adding the following wine debug channels fixes character loading for me:Ĭan you elaborate more? Are you referring to BigSur character crash? If so, how do we do that in CrossOver?
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