Where has Baldur's Gate II GOG version been installed to?
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I downloaded the linux version of Baldur's Gate II from GOG.com, and made the sh-file executable (sudo chmod +x gog_baldur...). I then ran the script and installed the game to my home directory: /home/myusername/GOG Games/Baldurs Gate 2 Complete.
2 icons got created on my desktop, which call the start.sh from inside the install directory. The game starts just fine, so the installation was successful.
I tried figuring out where the acutal game files are located as I would like to install some mods, too. However, they are not in my home directory and I can't seem to find the directory mentioned in the start.sh, which would be drive_c/GOG Games/Baldur's Gate 2/.
However, if I navigate to /home/myusername/.wine/drive_c/GOG Games/ the Baldur's Gate 2 directory is nowhere to be found. There are other GOG games I installed, but not BG2. So... where are the game files actually located?
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I downloaded the linux version of Baldur's Gate II from GOG.com, and made the sh-file executable (sudo chmod +x gog_baldur...). I then ran the script and installed the game to my home directory: /home/myusername/GOG Games/Baldurs Gate 2 Complete.
2 icons got created on my desktop, which call the start.sh from inside the install directory. The game starts just fine, so the installation was successful.
I tried figuring out where the acutal game files are located as I would like to install some mods, too. However, they are not in my home directory and I can't seem to find the directory mentioned in the start.sh, which would be drive_c/GOG Games/Baldur's Gate 2/.
However, if I navigate to /home/myusername/.wine/drive_c/GOG Games/ the Baldur's Gate 2 directory is nowhere to be found. There are other GOG games I installed, but not BG2. So... where are the game files actually located?
wine games
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I downloaded the linux version of Baldur's Gate II from GOG.com, and made the sh-file executable (sudo chmod +x gog_baldur...). I then ran the script and installed the game to my home directory: /home/myusername/GOG Games/Baldurs Gate 2 Complete.
2 icons got created on my desktop, which call the start.sh from inside the install directory. The game starts just fine, so the installation was successful.
I tried figuring out where the acutal game files are located as I would like to install some mods, too. However, they are not in my home directory and I can't seem to find the directory mentioned in the start.sh, which would be drive_c/GOG Games/Baldur's Gate 2/.
However, if I navigate to /home/myusername/.wine/drive_c/GOG Games/ the Baldur's Gate 2 directory is nowhere to be found. There are other GOG games I installed, but not BG2. So... where are the game files actually located?
wine games
asked Mar 7 at 18:36
waka
1084
I downloaded the linux version of Baldur's Gate II from GOG.com, and made the sh-file executable (sudo chmod +x gog_baldur...). I then ran the script and installed the game to my home directory: /home/myusername/GOG Games/Baldurs Gate 2 Complete.
2 icons got created on my desktop, which call the start.sh from inside the install directory. The game starts just fine, so the installation was successful.
I tried figuring out where the acutal game files are located as I would like to install some mods, too. However, they are not in my home directory and I can't seem to find the directory mentioned in the start.sh, which would be drive_c/GOG Games/Baldur's Gate 2/.
However, if I navigate to /home/myusername/.wine/drive_c/GOG Games/ the Baldur's Gate 2 directory is nowhere to be found. There are other GOG games I installed, but not BG2. So... where are the game files actually located?
wine games
wine games
asked Mar 7 at 18:36
waka
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asked Mar 7 at 18:36
waka
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asked Mar 7 at 18:36
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asked Mar 7 at 18:36
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While I have no idea where the files would be exactly, I suggest searching for them. It is reasonable to assume, that the any folder containing the files would contain baldur. So you can open a terminal and execute
find . -iname "*baldur*"
To try and locate those folders/files. Or if you know a more specific filename you can search for that
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
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Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
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While I have no idea where the files would be exactly, I suggest searching for them. It is reasonable to assume, that the any folder containing the files would contain baldur. So you can open a terminal and execute
find . -iname "*baldur*"
To try and locate those folders/files. Or if you know a more specific filename you can search for that
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
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Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
– waka
Mar 7 at 19:45
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up vote
1
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accepted
While I have no idea where the files would be exactly, I suggest searching for them. It is reasonable to assume, that the any folder containing the files would contain baldur. So you can open a terminal and execute
find . -iname "*baldur*"
To try and locate those folders/files. Or if you know a more specific filename you can search for that
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
59816
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Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
– waka
Mar 7 at 19:45
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
While I have no idea where the files would be exactly, I suggest searching for them. It is reasonable to assume, that the any folder containing the files would contain baldur. So you can open a terminal and execute
find . -iname "*baldur*"
To try and locate those folders/files. Or if you know a more specific filename you can search for that
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
59816
While I have no idea where the files would be exactly, I suggest searching for them. It is reasonable to assume, that the any folder containing the files would contain baldur. So you can open a terminal and execute
find . -iname "*baldur*"
To try and locate those folders/files. Or if you know a more specific filename you can search for that
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
59816
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
59816
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
59816
answered Mar 7 at 18:55
mbeyss
59816
59816
1
Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
– waka
Mar 7 at 19:45
add a comment |Â
1
Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
– waka
Mar 7 at 19:45
1
1
Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
– waka
Mar 7 at 19:45
Thanks, this actually helped a lot. I searched for "bgmain.exe" and found it within the original folder, within the subfolder "prefix".
– waka
Mar 7 at 19:45
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