Running Far Cry 1 with Cheats Enabled on Linux (Wine)
This guide provides instructions for running Far Cry 1 with cheats enabled on Linux using Wine. Far Cry 1 is a classic first-person shooter game developed by Crytek.
- Wine installed on your Linux system
- Far Cry 1 installed in your Wine environment
- Basic knowledge of using the terminal
Steps
- Verify Installation Directory
Ensure that Far Cry 1 is installed in the correct directory within your Wine environment. for example
ls "/home/zdislav/.wine/drive_c/GOG Games/Far Cry/Bin32/"
- Correct Path in the Script
Update the launch script (start_farcry.sh) to point to the correct directory.
nvim ~/farcryd.sh
Ensure that the script contains the correct path:
#!/bin/bash
export WINEPREFIX="/home/zdislav/.wine"
cd "/home/zdislav/.wine/drive_c/GOG Games/Far Cry/Bin32/"
wine FarCry.exe -DEVMODE
- Make the Script Executable
chmod +x ~/farcryd.sh
- Troubleshooting Errors
If you encounter any errors during the process, here are potential solutions:
c0000135 Error: This error indicates missing or improperly installed components. Reinstall DirectX and Visual C++ libraries using winetricks.
winetricks d3dx9 vcrun6
File Not Found Error: Ensure that the path in the script is correct and the executable (FarCry.exe) exists in the specified directory.
Application Could Not Be Started: This error may occur due to various reasons, such as incorrect file associations or missing DLL files. Check Wine configuration, reinstall Wine, and verify file permissions.
ShellExecuteEx Failed Error: This error often indicates a file not found or permissions issue. Double-check the path and file permissions.
- Debugging: Run Wine in debug mode (WINEDEBUG=+loaddll) to get more detailed error messages.
- Permissions: Ensure that all files in the Wine prefix are owned by your user account.
- Dependencies: Install necessary libraries using winetricks to meet dependencies.
Key | Function |
---|---|
[Backspace] | godmode on/off |
[P] | all weapons |
[O] | 999 ammo for equipped weapon |
[F1] | change view (first/third person) |
[F4] | no clip |
[F2] | next checkpoint |
[F9] | save location of the player |
[F10] | jump to saved location |
[F11] | switch additional info on/off |