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Here's the release highlights of 0.92 as written by the developer:
- Fixed build issues some users were experiencing with Meson 0.44.
- Implemented "dmovc" instruction. Fixes a Mandelbrot demo mentioned in #216.
- LA Noire: Fixed rendering issues caused by a game bug (#744).
- Lords of the Fallen and The Surge: Fixed visual issues caused by the lack of depth-stencil buffer mapping (#285). This may have a significant impact on performane in these two games.
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider: Support bit-accurate clears for "R11G11B10" UAVs. This silences an error message in this game, but should have no impact on visuals or performance.
See more on GitHub.
While not as big as previous releases, the developer has stated before there's not a great deal left to do. Most of the major features have now been implemented, so a lot of what comes up are smaller issues in specific games and that will likely continue for a while.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Quoting: ShoNuff!!!waiting for when I can play Dying Light again on Archlinux (currently broken it seems)... will be a happy day!
Rather than compiling mesa yourself to do the fix, you can just grab these dll's I compiled myself for Arch. Just follow the instructions in the readme.
I've been playing the game with mesa-git and llvm-svn from the mesa-git repo on my system for the last couple of weeks no problem and the fix has survived a month of updates without breaking so far.
Last edited by lejimster on 12 November 2018 at 12:44 am UTC
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Quoting: TheRiddickQuoting: LeopardQuoting: ShoNuff!!!waiting for when I can play Dying Light again on Archlinux (currently broken it seems)... will be a happy day!
Don't wait anymore.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/9jd2y0/comment/e6rloy0
Linux gamers shouldn't need to do this all the time,
Correction : Mesa users on Arch based distros shouldn't need to do this all time.
That game worked always for Nvidia users on Arch or any other distros. Also worked for Mesa users on Ubuntu too.
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Quoting: lejimsterQuoting: ShoNuff!!!waiting for when I can play Dying Light again on Archlinux (currently broken it seems)... will be a happy day!
Rather than compiling mesa yourself to do the fix, you can just grab these dll's I compiled myself for Arch. Just follow the instructions in the readme.
I've been playing the game with mesa-git and llvm-svn from the mesa-git repo on my system for the last couple of weeks no problem and the fix has survived a month of updates without breaking so far.
Thank you very much! I don't have to dualboot with Ubuntu 16.04 anymore and the game runs much smoother! ^_^
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Arehandoro Nov 12, 2018
Last time I tried LA Noire wouldn't even start for me (Proton). Will give it another chance soon and see if there is more luck now.
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Apparently LA Noire requires quite a bit of fiddling.
Ihe issue the game had was funny as well. It creates a bunch of compressed textures with, say, 7 mip levels, but only fills the top 5 mip levels with data and leaves the remaining two undefined. That was causing some interesting visual glitches - DXVK now just clears them to black, which fixes the problem.
Ihe issue the game had was funny as well. It creates a bunch of compressed textures with, say, 7 mip levels, but only fills the top 5 mip levels with data and leaves the remaining two undefined. That was causing some interesting visual glitches - DXVK now just clears them to black, which fixes the problem.
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Kimyrielle Nov 12, 2018
Shadow of the Tomb Raider runs with this? I thought Denuvo prevented any game using it from running in non-Windows systems?
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Quoting: LeopardQuoting: TheRiddickQuoting: LeopardQuoting: ShoNuff!!!waiting for when I can play Dying Light again on Archlinux (currently broken it seems)... will be a happy day!
Don't wait anymore.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/9jd2y0/comment/e6rloy0
Linux gamers shouldn't need to do this all the time,
Correction : Mesa users on Arch based distros shouldn't need to do this all time.
That game worked always for Nvidia users on Arch or any other distros. Also worked for Mesa users on Ubuntu too.
Up to Ubuntu 16.04LTS yes but after that it crashes before the main menu. Hopefully that is related to the Arch problem so that copying those two libs over will fix it on Ubuntu 18.04 as well.
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Quoting: KimyrielleShadow of the Tomb Raider runs with this? I thought Denuvo prevented any game using it from running in non-Windows systems?No, it's true that some recent versions of Denuvo do not work, but the one used in this game does. It's on it's way to Gold rating on ProtonDB.
Dx11 performance isn't great though, DXVK is actually faster than AMD's Windows driver in some of the most CPU-intensive situations but ideally you'd want to run the game with Dx12. We're talking about ~30 FPS on my Ryzen 2700X here (arguably not a great gaming CPU, but still).
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ShoNuff!!! Dec 28, 2018
[quote=Leopard][quote=TheRiddick]
Yeah great for Nvidia.. I use AMD but thanks.
Quoting: LeopardQuoting: ShoNuff!!!waiting for when I can play Dying Light again on Archlinux (currently broken it seems)... will be a happy day!
That game worked always for Nvidia users on Arch or any other distros. Also worked for Mesa users on Ubuntu too.
Yeah great for Nvidia.. I use AMD but thanks.
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