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Heroes Of Might And Magic 5 Walkthrough. (, 08:50 AM)maximuse Wrote: You could try wrapping a newer version of PCSX2 (1.2.1) for pc like I did, but you have add some other stuff like this [Download XQuartz Install the PCSX2 bios (drag it onto the 'Drop PS2 bios files here' shortcut') Code: winetricks msxml3 d3dx9_36 vcrun2010 Install Nvidia Cg Toolkit into the bundle Double-click PCSX2-CE.app] These instructions are from ConsoleEmu's thread. He has a mac wineskin for 1.0.0: I have an experience for wineskin for one like ePSXe and Project64 and I do not have a problem with that. However, I seems to have a problem with this one. When I run the game and it just shut down. I do not understand. You did have the latest PCSX2 version for wineskin?

Can you tell me the correct tutorial? I tried vcrun2010 but I was told that the latest version run only vcrun2013 and its not on the list in Wineskin at all. EDIT: I found someone that had wineskin with PCSX2 1.0.0 and works great but I want to use the latest version. I replace it inside the wineskin and PCSX2 won't run. What a bummer. What did I do wrong with the latest version that I tried to follow for the wineskin?

As I said before I was told the latest version used vcrun2013 but wineskin doesn't have vcrun2013. We are on Yosemite and our laptops was released at mid October 2014 that we purchased. For my macbook (late 2011 pro on yosemite) I just installed vcrun2010. You don't require vcrun2013. I felt that replacing PCSX2 inside the wrapper felt a little messy, so just download Winery and wrap the newest version, 1.2.1, yourself. Then you can use winetricks to install the need components (as well as nvidia cg toolkit if needed) and (if required) make wineskin use mac driver instead of x11. As for running the game, try experimenting with different GS plugins.

Some of the plugins didn't work for me. Just make sure you configure the GS plugin to use DirectX instead of opengl. If you used winetricks to install d3dx9_36 then directx should work okay. (, 08:06 AM)maximuse Wrote: For my macbook (late 2011 pro on yosemite) I just installed vcrun2010. You don't require vcrun2013. I felt that replacing PCSX2 inside the wrapper felt a little messy, so just download Winery and wrap the newest version, 1.2.1, yourself. Then you can use winetricks to install the need components (as well as nvidia cg toolkit if needed) and (if required) make wineskin use mac driver instead of x11.

As for running the game, try experimenting with different GS plugins. Some of the plugins didn't work for me. Just make sure you configure the GS plugin to use DirectX instead of opengl.

If you used winetricks to install d3dx9_36 then directx should work okay. Wait a minute.

How do I use mac driver instead of x11? And you just installed vcrun2010 through the winetricks right? My Mac doesn't have nvidia but is it require for nvidia cg toolkit? Delta Controls Orcaview Download Chrome there. (, 02:44 PM)azoreseuropa Wrote: Wait a minute.

How do I use mac driver instead of x11? And you just installed vcrun2010 through the winetricks right? My Mac doesn't have nvidia but is it require for nvidia cg toolkit? To use mac driver instead of x11 for wineskin you have to configure screen settings. You know when you right click on the pcsx2 app, and view package contents?

There are a few folders and then another app called wineskin. Open the app and you should see configure screen settings (or something similar).

As for nvidia cg toolkit, as far as I know, it isn't required for some of the gs plugins, but I installed it just in case. Download the toolkit (for windows) and install it with the same wineskin app.

I've been getting cozy with the Fedora 19 over the past week or so. I really am enjoying the stability, speed and looks of GNOME 3. One of the things I enjoy most are the amount of emulators available from the open source community. While they are not exclusive to Fedora, it was fairly easy to obtain and use them. Below is a small list of the emulated systems / emulators I play regularly. In no particular order.

Sony Playstation One - Of the PSX emulators I've tried I keep coming back to PCSXR. I like the interface, the configuration options and the way it makes Final Fantasy VIII look. It has a built in high level BIOS so no need to hunt down a SCPH1001 BIOS (but you can use it if you have one). I wasn't able to compile the newest release so I used the one from the RPMFusion repositories. Sony Playstation Portable - PPSSPP is an excellent emulator for playing Sony PSP games on. It's fast, looks great and now has full bgm and sound support.