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Parent: WorldofWarcraft

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Frequent blinking
Intel 950 (and most certainly other DRI-based drivers)
ATI / AIGLX
DLL files
Installer.exe
Adjust the soundbuffer size
Mozilla ActiveX / Gecko rendering engine
Desktop panels on top of WoW
Reassign Control key
Changing video settings crash
Fullscreen glow
Nvidia driver error
ATI enter game world crash
Corrupt panel icons
Crashes From Indoor to Outdoor
Glitch every 3-5 sec
WoW hangs on exit
Sound stops working after alt-tabbing out
No Sound or other unrelated issues
Direct3D error in OpenGL mode
Mouse Sidebuttons
Patch download source
Segmentation Fault (Wine) using Nvidia
This article tries to address the common issues people are having with running World of Warcraft using Wine under Ubuntu.

A failed DRI test from the intro of the guide, as well as problems that persist after you have explored and tried on all of these different hints and tips, are often related to graphics cards and drivers. Sometimes the graphics card is just not well enough supported in the driver, and other times a driver update or reinstall solves the problem. See here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ and here http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html for more info on installing updated drivers for your graphics card.

WoW runs especially well on Nvidia video card hardware because Nvidia has well supported drivers for Linux. Intel cards are usually not very powerful, and will not run the game very well even though the drivers are well supported. As for ATI, they have been lagging far behind in making Linux drivers for their graphics cards, and therefor ATI user may experience that WoW will be unstable and give bad performance or even not run at all.

Remember that DirectX support in Wine is still in early development, but as an able alternative, WoW does also have full support for OpenGL, which in turn is fully supported in in most Unix-like operating systems, including Ubuntu, and World of Warcraft is one of the best supported games by Wine at the moment.

Frequent blinking
Constant blinking of the gaming window can be cause by the Visual Effect (Compiz) which are set to normal in the default installation of Ubuntu. To remove it go to System -> Preferences -> Appearance then the Visual Effects tab and select None.

Intel 950 (and most certainly other DRI-based drivers)
Intel drivers are very buggy when it comes to more sophisticated games. WoW is one of them. If you've been following the guidlines here you'd probably notice that WoW is completely unplayable on these exhibiting extremely low framerate and garbled screen. There is an easy way to make WoW fully playable on these chips.

Launch winecfg and go into graphics tab; disable both vertex and pixel shaders.

Open config.wtf and REMOVE any gxApi entry, e.g.:

SET gxApi "opengl"
This should be removed, so that the game will use (surprise!) DirectX.
Make sure other tweaks (ffxDeath, ffxGlow) are still applied.
Save the file, launch WoW and enjoy a working game. (:
ATI / AIGLX
Please be aware that People using AIGLX may experience low framerates.

As a test, one can do this:

/etc/init.d/gdm stop # this will shutdown your X Server!
startx `which wine` WoW.exe # start X with WoW as "Desktop Manager" (might look funny :])
Running AIGLX and another X Server running wow will probably crash the box, so please dont try that or make sure you can ssh to the box.

My personal experience is ~5-10 FPS with wow inside aiglx, while 25-30 fps running on a "standalone X Server"

DLL files
If you have troubles running the installation or even the game itself, you may need to get a few .dll files from a windows installation or here:

msvcp60.dll (MD5: 6050bcc1b23f3df7a1876cbdcbac8232)

mfc42.dll (MD5: 7e4d1b552ee1dfa859ba9033b3670590)

riched20.dll (MD5: 878f0ebc1bef45694311f7d4f7fe3344)

riched32.dll (MD5: 804d815826fe00d6471c72d8299fcbb5)

and place them in /home/<username>/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32. You will, however, need a Windows license to use these files.

Note: Remember to change <username> to your personal computer login username

Installer.exe
If you recieve the error Unrecognized key "options". (AttributeParser::Parse) while trying to install after copying the files from the cd's onto your hard drive, copy the Installer.exe from Disk 1 into the directory you copied your files and re-run the Installer.

Adjust the soundbuffer size
If you have problems with sound stuttering you may have to increase or decrease the sound buffer a bit. It's configured by changing the value of the SET SoundBufferSize line in wtf/Config.wtf. Anything from 50 to 250 may cure your problem. Bear in mind that excessive buffer size may create audio sync issues.

Mozilla ActiveX / Gecko rendering engine
When the patch program, or the WoW Launcher starts, it will ask you about installing Mozilla ActiveX. Select "Yes". In doing this you will download a trimmed down version of the Gecko rendering engine (Firefox, Mozilla) which will respond to ActiveX calls, this means anytime a program tries to use HTML for a display, or similar, it will show. The launcher's news section and the changelog shown when applying a patch both use the rendering engine.

Desktop panels on top of WoW
You may have trouble with the desktop panels (gnome-panel in Gnome, and kicker in KDE) showing up above the WoW "window".

Two possible workarounds with gnome-panel are to either use the autohide option on the panel or the hide buttons, both of which you activate by right clicking the panel -> properties

If you are using Beryl or Compiz, then you should start the game in windowed mode and then use a keyboard shortcut to make it go to fullscreen.

In order to make the game run in windowed mode go to the Video menu "in game" (press ESC -> Video), and check the option Windowed mode and press Okay. Alternatively you can also either add -windowed to the command you use to start WoW, or add this line

SET gxWindow "1"
to the wtf/Config.wtf config file. Then launch the game.

In Beryl you then press CTRL+ALT+ENTER to activate the fullscreen shortcut.

In Compiz you need to do the following first:

Open CompizConfig Settings Manager

Scroll down until you see the section titled Window Management.
Enable the Extra WM Actions plugin
Open the config dialogue & click the arrow next to General to display the various config options for the plugin

Click on the space next to Toggle Fullscreen where it says disabled. It should now read "New Accelerator...", (without the quotes)
Press the key combination you wish to use for toggling full screen mode. You may for example use CTRL+ALT+ENTER and exit the configuration utility

Now run the game, and use your hot-key combination to switch to fullscreen.

Reassign Control key
If you are using CONTROL in your switch workspace key combo, you may need to reassign it to avoid inteferance from WoW.

Changing video settings crash
If you try to configure WoW's video settings (Resolution, Vertex Shaders, Pixel Shaders etc.) while running in opengl mode, WoW may crash. The workaround is to configure WoW's video settings while running WoW in d3d mode, or by using a special addon.

The addon is found here http://files.wowace.com/ApplyToForehead/no-ext/, and you should extract the zipped folder in to /Interface/AddOns/ in your WoW directory. Then enable it under AddOns in the choose character screen. You probably need to tick the option, which says Load out of date AddOns, for it to work. You use d3d mode by running WoW with this command in stead of your usual one:

wine wow.exe -d3d
or you can change this line in wtf/Config.wtf
SET gxApi "OpenGL"
to
SET gxApi "d3d"
run the game and change the settings, and then change the line back. If this causes the display to be inverted or otherwise corrupted, do not be concerned. The display will correct itself once you switch back to OpenGL. Running in d3d mode is simply so you can set WoW's video options.
Fullscreen glow
If WoW crashes on startup under opengl, but runs with d3d, try disabling 'fullscreen glow effects', in the video setting screen or by adding this line to wtf/Config.wtf:

SET ffxGlow "0"
The world zombie event before Wrath of the Lich King release and some death knight quests in WotLK have a new glow effect that also may not work - on two of my computers, it causes the entire screen to glow white/black/green (depending on the effect). To disable this effect, add this line to wtf/Config.wtf:

SET ffxSpecial "0"
Nvidia driver error
For users with an Nvidia card who have upgraded to Wine 0.9.30 after installing, you may need to reinstall your nvidia-glx if you are crashing with the following error message when running WoW from the console:

Major opcode of failed request: 142 (GLX)
Minor opcode of failed request: 3 (X_GLXCreateContext)
Serial number of failed request: 14
Current serial number in output stream: 15

/( This can be fixed by typing: /

$ sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx
ATI enter game world crash
For users with an ATI video card: certain cards have trouble rendering games and video in opengl using current flgrx drivers which will cause your computer to hard locks when you attempt to enter a domain. This error will occur just after character creation/selection, as the game environment is loading, or possibly after a short period of play. In order to fix this error, add the following three lines of code to your xorg.conf file in the ATI device section:

Option "Capabilities" "0x00000800"
Option "UseFastTLS" "off"
Option "KernelModuleParm" "locked-userpages=0"
You edit the file by doing this command:
gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
The section should look something similar to this after editing:
Section "Device"
Identifier "aticonfig-Device[0]"
Driver "fglrx"
Option "Capabilities" "0x00000800"
Option "UseFastTLS" "off"
Option "KernelModuleParm" "locked-userpages=0"
EndSection
Corrupt panel icons
If you experience corrupt icons on your panel then you then you may need to set the SET UIFaster parameter in wtf/Config.wtf

Use it like this:
Set UIFaster "x"
Where x equals:
0 – This turns off all UI acceleration
1 – For Internal Use Only - DO NOT USE!
2 – Enables partial UI acceleration only.
3 – Enables all UI acceleration.
Example:
Set UIFaster "2"
The value 2 usually corrects this problem.
Crashes From Indoor to Outdoor
If wow crashes each time your character moves from outdoors to indoors, even though the patch above was applied, then try disabling double buffering. Unchecking "Enable desktop double buffering" under the "Graphics" tab in winecfg. It has been reported that this solved the problem. -- This option is only for those with older versions of wine, the newest version has this feature removed.

Alternatively try using the linux minimap add-on, possible compatibility issue with XGL.

Glitch every 3-5 sec
If you see a noticeable graphical studder every 3 to 5 seconds or so for this you need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and add something like:

Option "UseFastTLS" "2"

to the Video card "Device" Section. This of course is normally a problem with the OSS (open source software) Drivers for ATi cards.

WoW hangs on exit
With certain versions of Wine you may experience that WoW hangs (unable to do anything) when you exit the game.

This bug does not exist in the newest version of wine, 0.9.46

The bug was fixed in version 0.9.38, but because of a regression it re-emerged in version 0.9.44, and was fixed again in 0.9.46.

If for some reason the newest version of Wine does not work for you, then you can always fix the problem by downloading and installing a version of Wine between 0.9.38 and 0.9.43, which are still relatively new and play the game fine.

Other reports state that changing the sound driver configured in winecfg from OSS to ALSA or changing the windows version in winecfg fixes the problem.

There are a few workarounds for the problem if it persists. Just alt-tab out of the game and kill it with the process manager. Or if you launch WoW in a terminal you can kill it with ctrl-c. For those who don't like to end WoW process so brutally, you may want to try this:

First write these two commands inside WoW

/console reloadui
/logout
Then

click "Back" on characters page

click "Quit" on logon page.

Sound stops working after alt-tabbing out
Since Wine version 0.9.42, if WoW loses focus (that is, if you alt-tab to another window) the sound will stop working. Also, some users have reported that WoW crashes or black-screens completely when WoW loses focus.

The simplest way to make sound play while WoW doesn't have focus is to enabling the option Enable Sound in Background in the Sound Options menu.

Setting the game to run in Windowed Mode (and then simply making it fullscreen) also appears to fix this problem and there is little noticeable difference between this and actually being fullscreen.

There is also a post in the WoW appdb page, that gives a backwards diff patch that can be applied to the Wine source before compiling, that can fix the problem, but just commenting out the line in question - so that WoW never is even told that it has lost focus - works well too; you can then alt-tab between windows and back to WoW with zero delay, with WoW always running underneath, but this may break compatibility with other Wine apps and might not work with all windowmanagers, your mileage may vary.