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Here are my own tests for FaceRig on Linux. You have to patch and rebuild Wine. All steps are explained below.

1 Instructions (Patch/Rebuild Wine)

• Patch wine to support your own webcam

  Download wine sources.

  Using your favorite text editor edit this file dlls/qcap/vfwcapture.c

  Near line 402 its new content should be something like (Or just copy/paste the following content to replace content for AMStreamConfig_GetNumberOfCapabilities() and AMStreamConfig_GetStreamCaps() )

  ...
  ...
  static HRESULT WINAPI
  AMStreamConfig_GetNumberOfCapabilities( IAMStreamConfig *iface, int *piCount,
                                          int *piSize )
  {
  //    FIXME("%p: %p %p - stub, intentional\n", iface, piCount, piSize);
  //    *piCount = 0;
  //    return E_NOTIMPL; /* Not implemented for this interface */
  
      FIXME("%p: %p %p - semi-stub\n", iface, piCount, piSize);
      *piCount = 1;
      *piSize = sizeof(VIDEO_STREAM_CONFIG_CAPS);
      return S_OK;
  
  }
  
  static HRESULT WINAPI
  AMStreamConfig_GetStreamCaps( IAMStreamConfig *iface, int iIndex,
                                AM_MEDIA_TYPE **pmt, BYTE *pSCC )
  {
  //    FIXME("%p: %d %p %p - stub, intentional\n", iface, iIndex, pmt, pSCC);
  //    return E_NOTIMPL; /* Not implemented for this interface */
      HRESULT hr;
      VIDEO_STREAM_CONFIG_CAPS *pVSCC = (VIDEO_STREAM_CONFIG_CAPS*)pSCC;
      FIXME("%p: %d %p %p - semi-stub\n", iface, iIndex, pmt, pSCC);
      /* Should we return other results beyond just the current config? */
      if(iIndex != 0) return S_FALSE;
      hr = AMStreamConfig_GetFormat(iface, pmt);
      if(SUCCEEDED(hr))
      {
          memset(pVSCC, 0, sizeof(VIDEO_STREAM_CONFIG_CAPS));
          pVSCC->guid = (*pmt)->formattype;
          /* FIXME - we should probably fill this out properly */
      }
      return hr;
  }
  
  

  Quit and save the file.

  Notice about this new content: The new content I used so Wine can support my Webcam was found by reading this thread on Steam. It was about a patch to apply to Wine. I've just applied its content to my own purpose.

• Rebuild Wine. Install it.

  ./configure --prefix=/some/path && make && make install

2. Steam (winetricks)

• As prerequisites (This is what I did since I am using Gallium Nine but I don't really know if it works for you or if you need more dependencies)

winetricks -q vcrun2010 d3dcompiler_43

• Install Steam

  winetricks --no-isolate steam

• Log into Steam. Buy the software
• Let Steam install all dependancies.

3. Videos (Youtube)

Yesterday it was the occasion to revisit this game. I did play this game for 4 months. There were a lot of updates to download/patch (12 GB of data to download OMG!).

Finally I was able to play it like a charm. Still a nice MMO for me

• PC = HP Compaq DC 7900 Small Form Factor
• Sound Card = AC97 3D Audio Effects, 4 channel low profile PCI Sound; This sound card is not provided with this PC.

I built my ReactoS CD used for installation. On this CD

• I added drivers for this sound card.
• I added network drivers for original network card for this PC

This is a video to test Gallium-Nine with LLVM 3.8.0. Performance are pretty decent. Compared to the tests I did a couple months ago. If I merged my previous tests for all LLVM versions I tested then here are the results