I tried to add the discord_game_sdk DLL file to wine but i couldnt find out how. Everytime it says ''starting game'' this error appears. Any fix? Screen Shot 2024-11-17 at 6.10.10 PM.png
I already tried the Directx version and it is dangerous. SM64 coop deluxe completely fails (never gets past a black screen) and then begins to create new windows (like 2 windows a second) that forced me to power off my laptop so I cant use the Directx version. I thought the discord sdk dll was needed to run the game though. but thanks for the guide!The macOS Binary is compiled on a newer version of macOS, and doesn't support older versions, as you have observed, however you can still compile it manually. Follow this guide to compile it manually for macOS.
For the error you reported here, be sure to try both the OpenGL and directx version of the game, I believe the DirectX version will run better with macOS wine, however I'm not certain on that front. If you haven't tried the DirectX version, give that a shot, and if you haven't tried the OpenGL version, give that a shot. For the discord sdk, that won't work with wine because you are running the macOS version of discord, but running the windows version of sm64coopdx. Compiling the build manually will give you discord support.
Not sure, I'll go check WINE documentary to see if that's possibleForgot to respond to this yesterday. I haven't used wine in a while so I may be wrong here. Is there a way for you to get wine to use the entire folder instead of only adding the executable to the container?
Ok, but raspberry pis run Linux, not MacOS so not helpful.I used wine on a raspberry pi and it worked.
The macOS Binary is compiled on a newer version of macOS, and doesn't support older versions, as you have observed, however you can still compile it manually. Follow this guide to compile it manually for macOS.
For the error you reported here, be sure to try both the OpenGL and directx version of the game, I believe the DirectX version will run better with macOS wine, however I'm not certain on that front. If you haven't tried the DirectX version, give that a shot, and if you haven't tried the OpenGL version, give that a shot. For the discord sdk, that won't work with wine because you are running the macOS version of discord, but running the windows version of sm64coopdx. Compiling the build manually will give you discord support
I did the process wrong and now i have a bunch of useless files on my mac. ill just install windows at this point becuase its not just sm64 coop im trying to run. just about ANY useful/needed app requires catalina and above. thanks for your help though!yes homebrew may not maintain macOS Mojave. I’d still give it a shot though. If it fails, you can post compilation errors here, and I’ll try to assist as best as I can : )
Also don’t know about the wine thing, seems pretty bizarre though
wait wait, i kinda changed my mind, turns out it did everything right but i wasnt using the right build. but every time i tried to compile it gives me this errorAlright, that’ll do the trick lol.
i also tried with SUDO commands but just a different error.Alright, that’ll do the trick lol.
thanks, but what do you mean ''out your eom''?open a terminal window and type ‘cd ~/Downloads/sm64coopdx‘, once in there, out your eom in if you haven’t and run ‘gmake OSX_BUILD=1’, then it should run fine.
alright then!Rom, typing on a phone so it’s tricky rn lol
ok found out i was doing wrong but.....Rom, typing on a phone so it’s tricky rn lol also out should be put
oh, huh, i think thats already installed but i tried to install it to PATH but it failed.You need to install python. You can either install it through homebrew or you can install it on the website
Wait, no python isnt installed. i guess with how fast the downloads were going i didnt catch it, im installing python right now though.Hm, if you run python in the terminal, does the terminal see that as a command? If so you should be able to create a link in PATH
for a second i was working, then these appeared and i think it failed, my god i was so excited..Hm, if you run python in the terminal, does the terminal see that as a command? If so you should be able to create a link in PATH
yeah i did, ill run the command again!looks like you need to install dependencies, in the wiki the command should be there, have you ran that already or?
yeah everything installed, its just skipping all of the dependencies because there already installed.looks like you need to install dependencies, in the wiki the command should be there, have you ran that already or?