Tried launching Sims 2 (2004, d3d9), but unfortunately it crashes with INVALIDCALL. Here's a debug log:

Not at all? What about maybe opening it up as "You can look but not modify/copy/use for anything"? Just for people who are curious about his it all works.

Hi! First, I just want to say that I can't thank you enough for your work. I thought I would never be able to play Sims 1 under Linux as Wine's implementation of DirectX7 has issues with that game, but now it's running perfectly using dgvoodoo in tandem with DXVK, D3D11 to Vulkan translation layer. …

Ok! So I have used a modified package with only conf file, ddraw and d3dimm, and put a fetching command of that package into the installer script. As you requested, I mentioned the usage of dgVoodoo and the link to your website. The script (the project is purely non-commercial): https://lutris.net/ …

Is there an ETA when the fixes are going to be released publically?

Hi. Since dgvoodoo2 is closed source, I am curious how it is permitted to use and share. Particularly: 1) Can I re-package dgvoodoo2 (lets say, putting only ddraw and d3dimm dlls into a zip archive) and host it on another web service, but without letting people directly download it, and instead …

Awesome! Thank you so much for your work!

Oh, never had it crash to be honest. Is the fix already in the WIP version? Also, have you tried Complete Collection yet?

Aren't you using the game with forced resolution or MSAA? Such symptoms are typical with 2D games, game cursors and such. Nope, in configuration I leave it to Unforced and App Driven, and this happens anyway. Can't even change the Antialiasing option for DirectX in the control panel actually. …

Hi. I have a few question regarding The Sims and dgvoodoo. 1) I've successfully managed to run The Sims Deluxe edition using dgvoodoo + DXVK in wine under Linux (even wrote an installer for Lutris, check it out https://lutris.net/games/the-sims/). So far it works ok but I am experiencing an issue …