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Planescape: Torment in Crossover/Wine

FuzzyPuffinFuzzyPuffin Member Posts: 289
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In light of the OS X port of BG:EE not coming anytime soon, my imminent winter break, and the PS:T sequel announcement, I thought I would try to get Planescape: Torment running in Crossover. However, I run into the following error:

An assertion failed in F:\Torment\Source\CHDimm.cpp at line 787.

This is a gog installation with the widescreen mod and an unofficial patch applied. It works fine in windows. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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  • VintrastormVintrastorm Member Posts: 216
    I don't know anything about crossover, but... PS:T sequel?
  • FuzzyPuffinFuzzyPuffin Member Posts: 289
    @Vintrastorm read the topic five or so topics down. :)
  • FuzzyPuffinFuzzyPuffin Member Posts: 289
    edited December 2012
    Update: solved that problem, but now almost nothing happens. I get a black and white window for half a second and then it closes. No error message.

    Update 2: Got it working perfectly...once. Now I seem to only be able to run it in a window, otherwise there will be graphical artifacts. Unfortunately in windowed mode the bottom is cut off. Sigh.

    Update 3: Got fullscreen working by switching direct draw renderer to gdi! yay!
    Post edited by FuzzyPuffin on
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