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This page is a draft for a potential new functionnality in Windows games, to be put below the “Advanced” section.

Keep in mind those infos are not related to the current working of Wine in batocera stable. (Also license info doesn't come from me as well, so I don't know how accurate it is)

The other way to install dependencies inside a wineprefix is by creating a folder in /userdata/system/wine/exe, and then putting the required executables inside, if you are on a 32-bits arch, install the 32-bits version, on a 64-bits arch, install both the 32 and 64 bits versions, for each one, a download SSH command will be given, the related licences for those is https://webpifeed.blob.core.windows.net/webpifeed/eula/aspnetcomponent_rtw_ENU.htm :

    • wget -P /userdata/system/wine/exe https://batocera.org/users/liberodark/wine/directx.7z && 7z x /userdata/system/wine/exe/directx.7z -o/userdata/system/wine/exe && rm /userdata/system/wine/exe/directx.7z

wget https://batocera.org/users/liberodark/wine/vcredist_x64_2015_2019.exe wget https://batocera.org/users/liberodark/wine/vcredist_x86_2015_2019.exe

Once you have put the required .exe for the game, you can launch the game, and the dependencies will install themselves silently, once you closed the game, you need to rename the /userdata/system/wine/exe folder into something else, otherwise batocera will try to reinstall them each time you start a game.

To apply specific registry values for a given game, you can create a folder in /userdata/system/wine/regs and put the registry files (.reg) inside. Once the game is launched, it'll import the values contained in this file. Once you closed the game, you need to rename the /userdata/system/wine/regs folder into something else, otherwise Batocera will try to re-apply those changes each time you start a game.

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