One Hand Clapping is a clever puzzle game that uses your voice to solve puzzles and progress. You can hum, sing or whistle and match the notes for each puzzle.



Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring and optimizing One Hand Clapping in Linux with PlayOnLinux.

Note: This guide applies to the itch.io demo version of One Hand Clapping. Other versions may require additional steps.

Tips & Specs:

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Mint 19 64-bit
PlayOnLinux: 4.3.4
Wine: 4.0
DXVK: 1.2.3

Wine Installation

Click Tools
Select "Manage Wine Versions"



Look for the Wine Version: 4.0
Select it
Click the arrow pointing to the right



Click Next

Downloading Wine



Extracting

Installed



Click (amd64) Tab
Select 4.0
Click the arrow pointing to the right



Downloading Wine 64-bit



Installed



Wine 4.0 32-bit and 64-bit is installed, you can close this window

Download One Hand Clapping Demo on itch.io
https://baddreams.itch.io/onehandclapping

PlayOnLinux Setup

Open PlayOnLinux
Click Install



Click "Install a non-listed program"



Select "Install a program in a new virtual drive"
Click Next



Name the virtual drive: onehandclapping
Click Next



Check all three:

• Use another version of Wine
• Configure Wine
• Install some libraries

Click Next



Select Wine 4.0
Click Next



Select "64 bits windows installation"
Click Next



Wine Configuration

Applications Tab
Windows version: Windows 7



Libraries Tab
Type the following:

• d3d10
• d3d10_1
• d3d10core
• d3d11
• dxgi
• xaudio2_7

Select one at a time
Click Edit
Change to "native (Windows)"
Click Apply



Graphics Tab
Check "Automatically capture the mouse in full-screen windows"
Click OK



PlayOnLinux Packages (DLLs, Libraries, Components)

Check the following:

• POL_Install_corefonts
• POL_Install_d3dx10
• POL_Install_d3dx11
• POL_Install_d3dx9
• POL_Install_tahoma
• POL_Install_xact

Click Next



Do not click Browse
Click Cancel



Open "One Hand Clapping (puzzle).zip with your archive manager
Click extract



Navigate to the Program Files directory
Full Path:

Code:

/home/username/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/onehandclapping/drive_c/Program Files/

Click the New Folder button
Name it: onehandclapping
Click Create
Click Extract



Click "Show the Files"



Download DXVK

Go to: https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases/tag/v1.2.3
Download dxvk-1.2.3.tar.gz
Save to your Desktop
Open the x64 folder
Copy all of the DLLs



Navigate to the game folder (previously opened)
Full Path:

Code:

/home/username/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/onehandclapping/drive_c/Program Files/onehandclapping

Paste the DLLs



PlayOnLinux Shortcut

Back to PlayOnLinux
Click Configure



General Tab
Select "onehandclapping" on the lefts side
Click "Make a new shortcut from this virtual drive"



Select "OneHandClapping.exe"
Click Next



Name the shortcut: One Hand Clapping
Click Next



Select "I don't want to make another shortcut"
Click Next



General Tab
Wine version: 4.0



Note: Click the down-arrow to select other versions of Wine. Click the + to download other versions of Wine

Display Tab
Video memory size: Enter the amount of memory your video card/chip uses



Close Configure

Run One Hand Clapping

Plug in a microphone or headset with a mic
Select "One Hand Clapping"
Click Run



Note: Click debug to see errors and bugs

Conclusion:
One Hand Clapping demo runs just fine in PlayOnLinux on my GeForce GTX 1060. Its a 2D Unity game so I'm sure it will run fine on any computer. I had to use a webcam mic for the audio and sometimes its seemed to break up, but you can adjust the sensitivity in-game and configure your voice-range by pressing ESC.

Screenshots: