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While the game does not support Linux, I got numerous reports that it runs perfectly using Wine.
In addition, according to Linux Gaming Consortium it works via Proton on a Platinum level.
Q: How to run it on a very old graphic card (Intel 945GM integrated graphics) on Ubuntu.
A: Just in case anyone else wants to play on Ubuntu with an old intel gpu heres what I did:
1) I installed the mesa graphics drivers found here: https://launchpad.net/~oibaf/+archive/ubuntu/graphics-drivers
2) Then in PlayOnLinux create a new virtual drive, I chose the newest available version of Wine, and install "dxfullsetup" in the Install Components tab.
3) Copy the game folder to the virtual drive and use the "create a shortcut form this virtual drive" option to make a shortcut to "game.exe".
But you in some rare cases you might need to set 'Disable display scaling on high DPI settings' (find the game.exe and right click it, select properties, then compatibility tab, then mark the ''Disable display scaling on high DPI settings' box).
Does it apply to all sound effect or only the click button sound effect?
A: I disabled Vsync and returned to full screen, mouse cursor reappear. After that no matter what mode I choosed (or enable Vsync), cursor remains visible.
Also, try running the game in "safe_mode" (there is such option on Steam launcher)
I have analysed the reports I got over the years and most of them were related to Win 8 or 8.1. Therefore I have removed Win 8/8.1 from the list of recommended OS versions.
Note that the game runs on Win 8/8.1 and the problems occur in a modest portion of Win 8 players. Still, there is a significantly higher chance for encountering a problem when running this OS version. It's supported just no longer recommended.
I just bought Stellar Monarch on sale a few days ago. I have an issue where all text boxes appear blank or covered by black squares (see this link[imgur.com] ). This makes the game unplayable (I haven't been able to navigate my way through the main menu at all).
I tried rebooting, reinstalling the game, running in safe mode or not in safe mode, and even tried he fixes outlined in the FAQ above (even though they're not about my problem).
I'm using Windows 10 and I've never had a similar issue with any program before.
Can you help me? If you need anything from me (logs, specs, etc.), I'll be happy to provide!
But I'm surprised that you said you use Windows 10. I thought anything that was manufactured up to 15 years ago should still be able to run it... Typically I got such reports from people trying to run it on some ancient Win 98 machine not something with Windows 10... How old is the machine? Does it have an integrated gfx card (if yes, do you know the model)?
You could also try updating gfx drivers, maybe you have very, very outdated ones? But I doubt that would be the case, since the game requires OpenGL 2.1...
Also, can you send me logs.txt file?
Location of the file: "C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Stellar Monarch\logs.txt"
My email: silverlemurgames@gmail.com
Also if you have some extras like specs or DXdiag I would be eager to get a hold on those :)
Thank you so much for the very quick reply! You're amazing!
This is actually a brand new machine (barely over a month old), but it's a laptop I'm using while I'm away from home. It does have an integrated graphics card which is simply labeled "Microsoft Basic Display Driver". As you might expect from the laptop being nearly factory fresh, the drivers should be up to date, though dxdiag did point out an issue that a driver update attempt didn't fix. Not sure what's up with that.
Although this graphics system is about as basic as it gets, it's actually been pretty decent with non graphic-intensive games like Civilization 5, Minecraft or Factorio. It can't handle much beyond that, but this is its first outright failure at running a game in a workable manner at all (to be fair, I haven't even tried to run anything truly graphics-intensive given it would assuredly fail).
I have a desktop at home on which I should be able to run the game. Even should that fail, I don't intend to refund the game. Your quick and very considerate response is reason alone for me to want to support you as a developer, even if it means just letting you know about a technical issue. I really admire your hard work and I think you deserve my $10 regardless of the outcome! :)
I'll send you an email shortly with logs and dxdiag info.
EDIT: All right, updating drivers fixed this, thanks for reporting! I will add it to the FAQ.
A: If you have an AMD gpu and you are experiencing intermittent crash to desktop behaviour upon starting the game on windows 10, check event viewer -> custom views -> administrative events. If there are errors about atioglxx.dll, please do a clean uninstall following the instructions at: https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/gpu-601. Then, reinstall your drivers: https://www.amd.com/en/support.
**1.43 legacy runs ok**
i was able to run the game in my outdated vaio 2010 (integrated intel 3000) machine up to a week ago, when i last played, after the update i am locked out of the game even in safe mode, might have glitched something myself or the engine update.