Hi
This looks to have been covered a bit in the early days, but not so much in the last few years.
I have a 2018 MBP with Parallels 16, and also my old copy of Medal of Honor:Allied Assault (and Spearhead), not to mention a heavy need for some nostalgia having seen a Twitch channel of someone running multiplayer the other day.
I have the Revival version of MOH installed now onto an XP and a Windows 8.1 VM on Parallels, but the old chestnut of it just crashing upon launch is still with me. It gets to the console screen, but then when the screen blinks to get the intro and main menu screen up, it crashes. OpenGL appears fine, as the console says that it is loaded. In the past, I managed to get it working by creating a Boot Camp partition, but I don't want to have to do this just to get a game working that's 20yrs old, and should be able to be played.
I've seen some posts from people saying they've got this working in their own Parallels VMs, and I was wondering if someone could show me how to do it. So far I've:
Cheers.
This looks to have been covered a bit in the early days, but not so much in the last few years.
I have a 2018 MBP with Parallels 16, and also my old copy of Medal of Honor:Allied Assault (and Spearhead), not to mention a heavy need for some nostalgia having seen a Twitch channel of someone running multiplayer the other day.
I have the Revival version of MOH installed now onto an XP and a Windows 8.1 VM on Parallels, but the old chestnut of it just crashing upon launch is still with me. It gets to the console screen, but then when the screen blinks to get the intro and main menu screen up, it crashes. OpenGL appears fine, as the console says that it is loaded. In the past, I managed to get it working by creating a Boot Camp partition, but I don't want to have to do this just to get a game working that's 20yrs old, and should be able to be played.
I've seen some posts from people saying they've got this working in their own Parallels VMs, and I was wondering if someone could show me how to do it. So far I've:
- installed DX 9 (and 10);
- tried to copy a relevant version of opengl32.dll to the main MOHAA directory, and back out again when it brought up more errors;
- tried to open MOH in windowed mode by trying to put a "-w" in the shortcut;
- tried to run it in various compatibility modes (more out of desperation than expecting it to work);
- etc.
Cheers.
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