Full screen and virtual desktop
Full screen and virtual desktop
I have installed diablo 2 lod. It works perfectly(in DirectDraw and Direct3d mode) when I set to emulate desktop. But without desktop emulation it says "A critical error has occured while initializing DirectDraw". Same trouble with warcraft 2. I want to play the game in fullscreen but there is no option in wine to switch the emulated desktop into a fullscreen mode.
Re: Full screen and virtual desktop
Maybe my driver (nvidia) doesn't let to untrusted applications change screen resolutions or something...
Re: Full screen and virtual desktop
@plavozont,
I'm coincidently playing about with some patches for winex11.drv just now...
Could you post the terminal output from your game (with emulate a virtual desktop disabled), proceeded with:
See: WineHQ FAQ: 10.1.1 How can I get a debugging log (a.k.a. terminal output)?
Please post this log on pastebin-esque site - it's much easier to wade through (than a log posted directly on this forum).
Often games will try to set unsupported display bit depths or frequencies (which is really dumb - because there is a Windows function: EnumDisplaySettingsEx() which literally enumerates all the available display modes for a specific display adapter!)
Nothing to do with your nvidia drivers - except that they don't properly support the newer xrandr specifications (freedom haters!_)
Bob
I'm coincidently playing about with some patches for winex11.drv just now...
Could you post the terminal output from your game (with emulate a virtual desktop disabled), proceeded with:
Code: Select all
WINEDEBUG=+timestamp,+tid,+x11settings
Please post this log on pastebin-esque site - it's much easier to wade through (than a log posted directly on this forum).
Often games will try to set unsupported display bit depths or frequencies (which is really dumb - because there is a Windows function: EnumDisplaySettingsEx() which literally enumerates all the available display modes for a specific display adapter!)
Nothing to do with your nvidia drivers - except that they don't properly support the newer xrandr specifications (freedom haters!_)
Bob