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That probably just got lucky. I was bitten by exact same problem as above. And if you analyze the script - it doesn't set the environment, pulling whatever wine is in the path.
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That depends on your wine setup / location / path, and presence of multiple wines in the system, not on your prefixes. In my setup - it didn't work, until I set all the variables properly.
I'll probably write a patch for setup_dxvk.sh to address this.
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Because it can set wine version incorrectly, and subsequent run doesn't always detect it. So essentially the key part is to have correct wine version set in the prefix (which also creates all the needed dlls there).
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I'm using latest SDK - 1.1.70.1 and running it with Wine master and Mesa master. Though I doubt it's an issue.
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Regular Wine master. Then dxvk (branch direct-image-mapping): https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/tree/direct-image-mapping
Wine master became usable this morning, so I doubt that would change the result.
Also, use Mesa master. And I saw you are building something for 32-bit. Skip all that. TW3 doesn't need it.
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What do you mean set wine version incorrectly? Where is this information saved? By looking the script, if I don't define my own wine with env it will use the system one to find the correct path to 'C:\windows\system32' and set the register, but that's it. It should not have anything to do with the dlls.