Usageįor information on the game's system requirements, see docs/instructions.txt I don't think Linux versions exist, but if you want to play it on Linux then this is useless because you'll need to do something with the game files (like run it in WINE or something). iso files have windows executable installers on and install windows versions of the game.
Obviously it also needs to be Windows because the.
I insisted on using the native mounting feature added in Windows 10 because I like to try and stay minimal (I also thought it was pretty cool that I was able to do this in PowerShell). Requirementsįor information on the game's system requirements, see docs/requirements.txt iso files then I might rewrite it in Python and make it less usecase specific. If I ever need to re-purpose this for any other. It would make more sense to have written the C portion of this in something like Python. I know the entire project seems a little unecessary, but I made it for some friends of mine that aren't tech-savvy enough to figure out how to mount. iso doesn't need to be mounted everytime you want to play. I've also included a script that applies to no cd crack so that the. iso files (natively, which is the part that requires win10) and then runs the game installer on the disk. It's written in C, except for the PowerShell scripts that to mount the. iso files of Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-Earth 2 and it's expansion. You'll need to provide those yourself to use this. This project does not include any game files or serial keys. iso files, run the installer for you and apply the no cd crack so that you don't need to re-mount the. The other one who doesnt work has a 1920x1080 res)Īs you read the later posts, it turns out (as I understand) that you create the options.ini file yourself and put those things ^ (that Darkmac said) into that "options.ini" file.ISO install wrapper - Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-Earth 2Īn install wrapper for Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle-Earth 2.
The one that works has a 1280x1024 maximum resolution capable attached to the comp. (i havent reached home to test it, but i`m pretty sure that`s the problem because i have 2 different pc. So the solution is to add an Options.ini in the C:\Users\ \AppData\Roaming\My Battle for Middle-earth(tm) Files folder (or C:\Documents and Settings\ \Application Data\My Battle for Middle-earth(tm) II Files if you use XP) and put the following content in that new created file: I don't understand much about this computer error stuff, but I found a forum where people sound intelligent on the subject!įound the solution.
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