Hunter Jozwiak
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After some time cussin and spittin tobaccer juice, I've gotten things somewhat working. Namely: * Set the WINEARCH to win32 (it was thinking the game was 64-bit) * Setting the WINEPREFIX to the new path to reflect architectural changes. * Removing the unnecessary call to install SAPI. The notable problem was that for whatever reason the compiled nvdaControllerClient32.dll the manager was fetching did *not* work with the game. It complained about testIfRunning not being present in the compiled executable, which it certainly was. If you have a spare copy of the DLL lying around that works you should back that up and if you switch to the testing branch copy it *both* to AGM cache and the game directory.
audiogame-manager
Installer and launcher for Windows based audio games under wine for Linux.
Usage
./audiogame-manager.sh -c
Check your system for components needed by the audiogame manager program.
./audiogame-manager.sh -h
Get usage instructions.
./audiogame-manager.sh -i
Select from a list of games to install.
With no arguments, the list of installed games will be displayed. In all the menus, both installer and launcher, use the up and down arrow keys to find the game you want. Press enter on the game to perform the action. For more detailed help, try the -h flag.
Language and Keyboard
if you are using a language on your system other than English, you may need to temperarily change the keyboard layout while playing some games. To find out which keyboard layout you are currently using, run the following command:
setxkbmap -print -verbose 10 | grep -m1 'layout:'
If the layout is not us, and if you are having some problems with keys not working, before you launch the game, run the following command to switch keyboard layout:
setxkbmap us
When you are done with the game, switch back to your original layout so things will work as expected. The following example will switch your keyboard back to the Czech layout.
setxkbmap cz
Default Voice
Check help for flags and configuration file options.
./audiogame-manager.sh -h
Voice names used must exactly match the way they appear in the set-voice.sh menu. Here are a few examples.
- MSMike
- MSSam
- RHVoice