Splinter Cell Chaos Theory Widescreen Fix

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Fixed Resolution

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Fixed Aspect Ratio

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Fixed HUD

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Fixed Field of View

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Fixed FMVs

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Added raw input support for mouse

$${\color{green}✔}$$ Improved gamepad support (via Xidi)

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to limit FPS to avoid game breaking bugs

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to skip intro

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to skip "Press Any Key To Continue" prompt

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to increase shadows resolution

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to change goggles light color

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to enable Logitech G LIGHTSYNC RGB Lighting

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Added an option to enable suit indicators to behave like in Blacklist

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Fixed an issue that caused settings to be reset on every game launch

$${\color{blue}ⓘ}$$ Restored steam overlay functionality if it's available

Installation:
    Download and extract the archive to the game directory, where the exe is located.

Warning

Non-Windows users (Proton/Wine) need to perform a DLL override.

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You need to tell Wine explicitly to use the correct DLL overrides, which include dinput8.dll, msacm32.dll, msvfw32.dll, and Xidi.32.dll. There's more than one way to achieve it.

Method 1: WINEDLLOVERRIDES variable lets you temporarily specify DLL overrides. It can be used from a command line as well as in the Steam launcher. In the case of the command line, simply prepend the usual start command with:

`WINEDLLOVERRIDES="dinput8,msacm32,msvfw32,Xidi.32=n,b"`

For Steam, head to the game’s properties and set LAUNCH OPTIONS to WINEDLLOVERRIDES="dinput8,msacm32,msvfw32,Xidi.32=n,b" %command%.

Method 2: Use winecfg tool to make a permanent override for a specific Wine prefix. In case of Proton, Steam creates the Wine prefix for Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow in $HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/3929740/pfx. Then you need to run winecfg with that path:

WINEPREFIX="$HOME/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/3929740/pfx" winecfg

Select the Libraries tab and fill the combo box with the name of the library you wish to override and hit Add. You can verify that it’s been added to the list below with (native, builtin) suffix. Then close the window with the OK button.

Related Wine documentation:

• More on DLL overrides
• More on WINEDLLOVERRIDES method

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