Wine settings on Ubuntu 18.04 (install WOLF RPG Editor)

Install Wine on Ubuntu Linux.

This time, we targeted and verified the WOLF RPG Editor.

WOLF RPG Editor

"WOLF RPG Editor" (commonly known as Udita) is a free RPG creation tool developed by SmokingWOLF.

https://www.silversecond.com/WolfRPGEditor/

--Completely free --Platform is MS-Windows2000 / XP / Vista / 7/8/10.

environment

• Ubuntu 18.04 AMD64 --WOLF RPG Editor Ver2.24 (2018/06/22)

WOLF RPG Editor

https://www.vector.co.jp/soft/dl/winnt/game/se475870.html Download from and unzip.

Wine installation

$ sudo apt install wine

Then

Loading the package list...Done
Creating a dependency tree
Reading status information...Done
Package wine is a virtual package provided by:
  wine-stable 3.0-1ubuntu1
  wine-development 3.6-1
You must explicitly select one to install.

E:package'wine'Has no installation candidates

have become. So

$ sudo apt install wine-development 

Or

$ sudo apt install wine-stable 

Install as.

I tried both, but both seemed to work fine in WOLF RPG Editor.

winecfg

$ winecfg

I tried to set it as, but the characters were garbled.

So I canceled it once, installed the font with winetricks described later, and then started winecfg again and it was displayed successfully.

This time, I didn't have to change any settings.

Install fonts with winetricks

Install the font to fix the previous garbled characters.

$ sudo apt install winetricks

After installing winetricks as, start it.

Install cjkfonts in the following order.

If you mess up during installation, you will get an error, but if you ignore it and proceed, you can set the font.

Start-up

Navigate to the folder where you unzipped WOLF RPG Editor (the folder that contains Game.exe).

$ wine Game.exe

It started with.

Set Launcher

WOLF RPG Editor just runs the exe file in the unzipped folder.

Windows applications with an installer will have Luncher set, otherwise you will have to create Luncher. To do it manually, it is annoying to generate an image file from an exe file and write a shortcut file.

Wine-launcher-creator makes it easy to set them up.

https://code.google.com/archive/p/wine-launcher-creator/downloads From here wine-launcher-creator_1.0.8-1_all.deb Download, install and run.

When you load the exe file, an icon will be displayed, so select it and press "Create exe launcher" to place the launcher on your desktop.

This time, I placed Game.exe with a red icon and Editor.exe with a blue icon on the desktop.