Hi all,
I seem to be having troubles playing RIFT through WINE on Linux Mint (Haven't tried it in Mac yet, but I assume from what I've read the same issue is there, too). In short, it crashes every time I try to load up Glyph, and I haven't been able to find a fix or a workaround yet. I tried a few different things that I found online, but nothing really helped. If anyone here has it working, could you post a few pointers on how to set it up, please?
Thanks!
Hibba
Glyph/RIFT and WINE
Re: Glyph/RIFT and WINE
Hi!
I'm assuming you already have all the overrides you need that are mentioned on the RIFT page in the AppDB.
With 3.0, there are a few other workarounds that you need.
1.) Glyph needs some new overrides:
In the library tab, make entries for msvcp110 and msvcr110. Keep them the default (native, builtin). You don't need to install anything else. The entries just need to be there.
2.) use taskset -c 1 wine GlyphLauncherWhatever.exe to start. Once you've loaded a character, you can use taskset -p 0xf [PID of RIFT] to put things back to normal. (This only works on Linux. Be sure to edit it with your correct WINEPREFIX, path, etc.)
I got all my info on the RIFT forum for crossover, although I use WINE, as well. https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibili ... 90;forum=1
I'm assuming you already have all the overrides you need that are mentioned on the RIFT page in the AppDB.
With 3.0, there are a few other workarounds that you need.
1.) Glyph needs some new overrides:
In the library tab, make entries for msvcp110 and msvcr110. Keep them the default (native, builtin). You don't need to install anything else. The entries just need to be there.
2.) use taskset -c 1 wine GlyphLauncherWhatever.exe to start. Once you've loaded a character, you can use taskset -p 0xf [PID of RIFT] to put things back to normal. (This only works on Linux. Be sure to edit it with your correct WINEPREFIX, path, etc.)
I got all my info on the RIFT forum for crossover, although I use WINE, as well. https://www.codeweavers.com/compatibili ... 90;forum=1
Re: Glyph/RIFT and WINE
Thank you! That did the trick!