I think that the way WINE emulates the programs is simply not compatible with Blitz3D or at least with SCP: Containment Breach. Even some Windows PC (mostly Windows 8 or higher) have issues running this game properly (I have Windows 10 and it works, so it would not be because of the OS). You have to note that the engine the game is running on (Blitz3D) is still using DirectX7 which is heavily outdated by now and even only barely supported on newer computers. The problem is that virtual machines/emulators like WINE are not able to handle every exe file (that's usually with virtual machines or emulators, like VMLite (virtual machine for Windows XP) or an emulator like PCSX2 (PS2 emulator)). But that is not the reason why it doesn't work. Well, the game is actually intsensive when it comes to the PC ram (it shouldn't be like it, but the game simply overloads). Is this game really graphics intensive? is there any way to make this runnable and playable in an old pc or laptp? I know that there are remakes like unity (unable to download since it is stored un Mega which does not allow direct dowbload or via download manager) and unreal engine (looks very heavy graphics intensive). Sora wrote:Hi, I am trying to run SCP CB v1.3.8 in my netbook (asus 1015p) using WINE (My OS is Debian 9) and when I try to start it it says 'Unable to create 3d scene' I have manually edited the options.ini and set whatever value to 0 (means low right).
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