No 3d rendering

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garbage4242
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No 3d rendering

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Alright I am using Xubuntu 16.04 with r3 radion GPU open source drivers. I have installed 2d games with no issue. I have 32 bit wine in 64 bit OS. All 3d games have the same issue, Gothic and Gothic 2 install and will go to game menu when game starts however graphics freeze sound continues ddraw errors and openGL errors. Just need direction. What am i missing have installed all files for i386 they are there just will not locate. I have gone through so many blogs and tried about everything even reinstalled Xubuntu several times with differant variations, I am sure this has to do with wine trying to locate opengl file but cant find. Tried Manjaro but wine dialog tabs will only show as small pixle blocks on screen then freezes (gecko, mono, install) so i am lost please any help would be great. Thank you and please i am somewhat learned in linux but i usualy run Manjaro, ubuntu last used 8 years ago so a little lost.
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Re: No 3d rendering

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garbage4242 wrote:Alright I am using Xubuntu 16.04 with r3 radion GPU open source drivers. I have installed 2d games with no issue. I have 32 bit wine in 64 bit OS. All 3d games have the same issue, Gothic and Gothic 2 install and will go to game menu when game starts however graphics freeze sound continues ddraw errors and openGL errors. Just need direction. What am i missing have installed all files for i386 they are there just will not locate. I have gone through so many blogs and tried about everything even reinstalled Xubuntu several times with differant variations, I am sure this has to do with wine trying to locate opengl file but cant find. Tried Manjaro but wine dialog tabs will only show as small pixle blocks on screen then freezes (gecko, mono, install) so i am lost please any help would be great. Thank you and please i am somewhat learned in linux but i usualy run Manjaro, ubuntu last used 8 years ago so a little lost.
@garbage4242,

Ahhh, found it - an APU graphics card...

What's the output from:

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sudo lspci -v | awk '{ gpu=(gpu || ($0 ~ "VGA ")) && ($0 !~ "^$"); if (gpu) print $0;}'
glxinfo | grep OpenGL
Do you have the 32-bit libraries for your graphics card installed?
(I think that's right - for Ubuntu Xenial)

Bob
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