Install macports ( https://trac.macports.org/wiki/InstallingMacPorts ) (Xcode is installable through the App store nowadays).
Install wine & cabextract through Macports by running the following commands in a terminal
Still in a terminal, move to the directory where wine got installed and use winetricks to install a bunch of libraries
If you run the game and you get errors about directx you can try the following
If that doesn't work either, you can copy and overwrite EXACTLY the following dynamic link libraries to wines windows/system32 directory:
d3dx9_26.dll d3dx9_31.dll d3dx9_32.dll d3dx9_33.dll d3dx9_34.dll
If you have a windows box, you can copy them from there, otherwise they can be found online.
If you get errors relating to xml:
Copy and overwrite EXACTLY the following dynamic link libraries to wines windows/system32 directory:
msxml3.dll msxml3r.dll
If you have a windows box, you can copy them from there, otherwise they can be found online.
run winecfg from a terminal
Set windows version to XP
Go to the tab Libraries
Add new overrides (native) for msxml3, d3dx9_26, d3dx9_31, d3dx9_36
Go to the tab Graphics
Make sure to check 'Emulate a virtual desktop' (I couldn't get it to work decently otherwise, might be different under Lion though as it has better support for fullscreen apps); pick a resolution to you liking.
I went to stations and added my download folder as a station to make it easier to find my save files.
Now onto installing Civ4
Insert the CD/DVD (I have Civ4Complete so I only had one installer to run).
Using the terminal, navigate to the CD/DVD (cd /Volumes/CIV4_COMPLETE/ in my case)
Run the installer
Download the 3.19 patch and navigate to it using the terminal
Install the patch
Download Buffy and navigate to it using the terminal; install it
Run the program
A directory called My Games is can now be found on your drive (in Users/USERNAME/) where you can find a 'Beyond the Sword' folder which should contain your .ini file where you can change the autosave interval (among other things).
Hope this helps, it has been a while since I've installed it myself, but I don't think I've missed any steps. Still, if you run into trouble, just ask and I'll try to help you out.
Install wine & cabextract through Macports by running the following commands in a terminal
Code:
sudo port install wine
sudo port install cabextract
Still in a terminal, move to the directory where wine got installed and use winetricks to install a bunch of libraries
Code:
sh winetricks corefonts directx9 msxml3
Spoiler :
Code:
sh winetricks d3dx9 d3dx9_26 d3dx9_28 d3dx9_31 d3dx9_35 d3dx9_36
d3dx9_26.dll d3dx9_31.dll d3dx9_32.dll d3dx9_33.dll d3dx9_34.dll
If you have a windows box, you can copy them from there, otherwise they can be found online.
If you get errors relating to xml:
Spoiler :
Copy and overwrite EXACTLY the following dynamic link libraries to wines windows/system32 directory:
msxml3.dll msxml3r.dll
If you have a windows box, you can copy them from there, otherwise they can be found online.
run winecfg from a terminal
Code:
winecfg
Go to the tab Libraries
Add new overrides (native) for msxml3, d3dx9_26, d3dx9_31, d3dx9_36
Go to the tab Graphics
Make sure to check 'Emulate a virtual desktop' (I couldn't get it to work decently otherwise, might be different under Lion though as it has better support for fullscreen apps); pick a resolution to you liking.
I went to stations and added my download folder as a station to make it easier to find my save files.
Now onto installing Civ4
Insert the CD/DVD (I have Civ4Complete so I only had one installer to run).
Using the terminal, navigate to the CD/DVD (cd /Volumes/CIV4_COMPLETE/ in my case)
Run the installer
Code:
wine setup.exe
Install the patch
Code:
wine Civ4BeyondTheSwordPatch3.19.exe
Code:
wine BUFFY-3.19.003.exe
Run the program
Code:
wine ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/2K\ Games/Firaxis\ Games/Sid\ Meier\'s\ Civilization\ 4\ Complete/Beyond\ the\ Sword/Civ4BeyondSword.exe
A directory called My Games is can now be found on your drive (in Users/USERNAME/) where you can find a 'Beyond the Sword' folder which should contain your .ini file where you can change the autosave interval (among other things).
Hope this helps, it has been a while since I've installed it myself, but I don't think I've missed any steps. Still, if you run into trouble, just ask and I'll try to help you out.