Or BootCamp.lol well idk what program my friend had but it was like the 'emulator' if you would for windows on a mac
the kind that you had to like hold shift or something before booting up
it was probably what you suggested though daniel
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Or BootCamp.lol well idk what program my friend had but it was like the 'emulator' if you would for windows on a mac
the kind that you had to like hold shift or something before booting up
it was probably what you suggested though daniel
If I could get hold of a Mac from work for a couple of days I could make a guide.yeah it was bootcamp

oh cool thanks buddyIf I could get hold of a Mac from work for a couple of days I could make a guide.yeah it was bootcamp![]()
Does the sound actually go through media player to be heard, or does it just use the media player codecs? I wonder if you installed directSound in POL and enabled the microsoft sound codecs if sound would work. I think there is a way to install WMP9 with POL too.probably needs to be muted because you don't have Windows Media Player?
I don't non windows all that well so....
I tried this using Ubuntu 12.04.2 and added dsound and wmpcodecs. Sound does work but it's a bit jumpy sometimes. Muting is optional however. But other than that, it works just fine, albeit a bit more laggy than on Windows in general, but that's to be expected.I got it to work in ubuntu 13.04, PlayOnLinux 4.2.1, Wine 1.5.28
Needs to be 32 bit wine.
Make a new virtual drive
Install dotnet40 xna40 d3dx9 directmusic directplay wmp9
Put the launcher in the virtual drive created for this
Than make a shortcut for pokemon3d ( most likely not needed, but will make launching it easier)
Let it download the latest version, than play it
than press M to mute it and it works for me