DXVK 0.93 is out, helping out Dark Souls III, Overwatch and a new config option for shader compiling
Take a little Wine, sprinkle over some Vulkan and you get DXVK [GitHub]. Part of what makes Steam Play do its magic, it has another fresh release out today.
Nearly two weeks since the last release, with the latest adding in support for DXGI (Microsoft DirectX Graphics Infrastructure) 1.4. On top of that, there's also now a "dxvk.numCompilerThreads" config option which will set the number of threads used for "pipeline compilation". This will allow you to use more CPU threads to compile shaders, which may help certain games or CPUs with low core counts.
For bug fixes, here's what made it into the 0.93 release:
- Dark Souls III: Fixed performance regression on GPUs with small VRAM (see ValveSoftware/Proton#478)
- Overwatch: Fixed incorrect shadow rendering on Nvidia drivers.
- Quantum Break: Work around game bug causing artifacts on RADV 18.3.
- The Witness: Fixed incorrect use of Dual-Source blending (#724).
Personally, I find using Lutris the easiest way to play around with DXVK, especially for Overwatch. As for Steam Play, it's currently using DXVK 0.90 so the next time it's updated there should be a pretty big boost for a number of games.
As always, amazing work.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Quoting: subHow is Shadow of the Tomb Raider performing with DXVK?
I finished the game without too many issues using Proton, playing around with the settings you can avoid most of the artifacts and performance was decent on my 6600K/1060 6GB. That was a few versions back so it's probably even better now.
Last edited by poke86 on 24 November 2018 at 3:09 pm UTC
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Comandante Ñoñardo Nov 24, 2018
Quoting: subQuoting: mrdeathjrQuoting: subHow is Shadow of the Tomb Raider performing with DXVK?
if feral confirmed native port
^_^
This is actually my point.
If it feels as native as this one
Quoting: scaineI have an Overwatch launcher in my quick bar now, thanks to Lutris. It feels native. So impressive.
let's be honest, most people won't wait for Feral.
Grab the Autumn sale discount at give it a go.
The port is announced for 2019.
Yes, I honestly feel sorry for Feral.
And considering Twitter posts by some of their devs,
they're quite worried about Steamplay/Proton. :/
Feral gets their cut of Protonic sales after the port has been announced:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/shadow-of-the-tomb-raider-is-officially-coming-to-linux-in-2019.13003/comment_id=141069
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Power-Metal-Games Nov 24, 2018
Does anybody know when Valve will release a new Proton version?
Also, what happen with the guy who got job to work on the audio? After he got employed, we never heard about him again..
Also, what happen with the guy who got job to work on the audio? After he got employed, we never heard about him again..
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Quoting: Power-Metal-GamesDoes anybody know when Valve will release a new Proton version?
Also, what happen with the guy who got job to work on the audio? After he got employed, we never heard about him again..
Yeah i ask same about when new valve beta appears too :D
Him still working on audio: ethan lee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9NEkqfhWDw
When him work stay ready, maybe can fix actual xaudio wine problems
Another him objective is .net, many launchers need work on this area
Hopefully him can be interested on actual wine gstreamer problems aka cinematics files case avi files from xseed games, some games with mpeg cinematics and others
^_^
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Quoting: Power-Metal-GamesDoes anybody know when Valve will release a new Proton version?
Also, what happen with the guy who got job to work on the audio? After he got employed, we never heard about him again..
Ethan Lee still posts on Twitter quite a bit. He hasn't really said much about his new job though.
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Quoting: scaineIf you check various GitHub stuff, he has been busy working on it :)Quoting: Power-Metal-GamesDoes anybody know when Valve will release a new Proton version?
Also, what happen with the guy who got job to work on the audio? After he got employed, we never heard about him again..
Ethan Lee still posts on Twitter quite a bit. He hasn't really said much about his new job though.
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Quoting: subQuoting: liamdaweQuoting: sublet's be honest, most people won't wait for Feral.As much as I value Feral's work, having to wait a year or so for a port when a bunch don't get cross-platform online play I completely understand why some won't wait. I hope Feral don't stop, as their work is fantastic but they will need to find a way to get ports out quicker. At least they seem to be announcing sooner now, so that's a good start.
Grab the Autumn sale discount at give it a go.
The port is announced for 2019.
Yes, I honestly feel sorry for Feral.
And considering Twitter posts by some of their devs,
they're quite worried about Steamplay/Proton. :/
I wonder why it is not a viable option to work with their long term partners (Total War series, Tomb Raider) ahead of release. Let's say when the engine feature level is frozen and implemented. So they can release (almost) day-1?
Is it that the big AAA-devs are afraid of sharing code and content early, with external partners?
I don't know.
Because The developers want to ensure that games exceed projected sales before starting to discuss a platform outside of the normal console/windows
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rustybroomhandle Nov 24, 2018
Quoting: liamdaweQuoting: scaineIf you check various GitHub stuff, he has been busy working on it :)Quoting: Power-Metal-GamesDoes anybody know when Valve will release a new Proton version?
Also, what happen with the guy who got job to work on the audio? After he got employed, we never heard about him again..
Ethan Lee still posts on Twitter quite a bit. He hasn't really said much about his new job though.
I've been running Warframe using an FAudio patched version of dxvk... WF needs 64 bit for the new content, and without FAudio it's a bit crashy.
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Quoting: Comandante ÑoñardoQuoting: subQuoting: mrdeathjrQuoting: subHow is Shadow of the Tomb Raider performing with DXVK?
if feral confirmed native port
^_^
This is actually my point.
If it feels as native as this one
Quoting: scaineI have an Overwatch launcher in my quick bar now, thanks to Lutris. It feels native. So impressive.
let's be honest, most people won't wait for Feral.
Grab the Autumn sale discount at give it a go.
The port is announced for 2019.
Yes, I honestly feel sorry for Feral.
And considering Twitter posts by some of their devs,
they're quite worried about Steamplay/Proton. :/
Feral gets their cut of Protonic sales after the port has been announced:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/shadow-of-the-tomb-raider-is-officially-coming-to-linux-in-2019.13003/comment_id=141069
So Feral is already getting money for SotTR played through Proton and not using Windows during the first two weeks, even when they release the final port in - let's say - April 2019?
And all that it takes is an official announcement?
I don't see why Square Enix would agree to such a contract, but well, sounds good for Feral. :)
If that is true, we should expect very early announcements from Feral, right?
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