Trine Forum

1. Created a bottle
2. Installed Steam to it
3. Installed all the usual runtimes (DirectX Modern, .Net 3.0, VC++ 2008, XML Parser)
4. Installed PhysX
5. Installed Trine through Steam

Like other Steam games, Trine tries to install its dependencies during the first run. Trine tried to install PhysX again, and then actually installed Windows Media Format 11 Runtime by itself.

Then the game ran!

It looks great, and it's eminently playable. Only complaint is that the font used for navigating the main screens looks funny. But the text looks great during the chapter prologues and during gameplay.

I created a C4P profile for the PhysX engine.

http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/name/?app_id=7536

does that help simplify this install?

I'm not sure I get how it works.

I just "install" the C4P for PhysX instead of downloading/installing by myself?

Could we make a C4P for Trine that says you have to use the C4P for PhysX?

For the record:

If we could create a crosstie for Steam games, we could make Trine's crosstie list PhysX as a predependency.

And maybe .Net something, and likely Windows Media Player as well.