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:<code>wine cmd.exe /c GameDataConvert.bat</code> | :<code>wine cmd.exe /c GameDataConvert.bat</code> | ||
Then OniX can be launched with this any time you want to play: | Then OniX can be launched with this command any time you want to play: | ||
:<code>wine OniX.exe</code> | :<code>wine OniX.exe</code> | ||
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2. Insert the Oni CD-ROM or mount the disk image. | 2. Insert the Oni CD-ROM or mount the disk image. | ||
3. Launch Lutris; first it will | 3. Launch Lutris; first it will have to finish installing the packages that it needs. | ||
4. Click the + button at top left, then choose "Install a Windows game from an executable". Enter the name of the game in "Game name". The identifier can stay as-is. For "Installer preset", choose "Windows 98 + 3DFX 32-bit" and leave the locale set to System. Click Install. | 4. Click the + button at top left, then choose "Install a Windows game from an executable". Enter the name of the game in "Game name". The identifier can stay as-is. For "Installer preset", choose "Windows 98 + 3DFX 32-bit" and leave the locale set to System. Click Install. | ||