Also, no resolution change because of that. exe, but still tomb.exe seems to fall back to safe mode as well. ovl file only TOMBs was launchable, so I guess it's the safe mode's. I followed the steps from #3 on, but somehow the game launches with few colours, as if it were the safe mode, regardless if I tried with tomb.exe or TOMBs.exe. I almost did it by myself, but I didn't think about copying that glide2x.ovl in the TOMBRAID folder. I'm glad I found this guide, as I can't seem to launch the game though WIne (it used to work OotB a few years ago, then it wasn't launchable, now it's slow when it doesn't crash) and was looking for a way to configure my native DosBox to launch it. So, it's just from part 3 onwards that is required. Time4Tea: I just want to point out that the first two steps are no longer needed - recent versions of DOSBox now support Tomb Raider out of the box.

Save and close the file, launch the game, you have now Tomb Raider 1 as you are on a dos machine with a 3DFX game, have a good game!!! now edit the file 'game.dat' and replace all the '.mp3' reference to '.ogg'. To do this task I used the nautilus script 'Audio files converter'. Workaround: go to the aim 'Tomb Raider 1' folder and convert all the mp3 files in ogg format. $ cd /home/your_login/.wine/./Tomb Raider 1/ĥ) you can now launch Tomb Raider 1 in 3dfx mode on Linux but you have no music: your linux dosbox version does not know how to play mp3 files. Now open a terminal and go to your 'Tomb raider 1' folder and launch your special dosbox version: You can now save and close the config file.Ĥ) move the file 'glide2x.ovl' located in aim 'Tomb Raider 1' folder in the 'TOMBRAID' folder. ! be careful, linux dosbox is case sensitive in his config file !

Now copy your dosbox freshly compiled executable located in dosbox/src in aim 'Tomb Raider 1' folder.ģ) modify nf to be dosbox linux compatibleĮdit the file nf located in the aim 'Tomb Raider 1' folder and change this lines: configure CPPFLAGS='-I /usr/include/openglide' -prefix=/usr You can now compile your dosbox glide version: It's important the dosbox source folder name have to be 'dosbox' or the patch will not find the sources.ĭon't worry about patch reject, I had 4 rejects on my install and it's only because the dosbox svn source has yet integrated code from the glide patch. start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=Įxtract the patch from dosbox_glide.zip file. Then download dosbox glide patch on this forum: Open a terminal and launch this commands:ĭefault dosbox does not support 3dfx game by default, you have to patch the sources and compile your special version: To run GOG Tomb Raider 1 on Linux, you have to use a modified version of dosbox wich support 3DFX games.

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