Quoting: ShmerlJózef also made a patch that fixes invisible surfaces (bug #43131.

This is good news! That was the thing that annoyed me the most in the past versions of wine.

Any idea in which version of wine-staging it will get added?

Quoting: devlandAny idea in which version of wine-staging it will get added?

No idea, it's just a manual patch for now. Whether it will go in staging, or in Wine master itself is something developers will decide. It may remain such manual patch for the time being.

Quoting: Shmerl20-30 fps, flickering
OpenGL renderer string: AMD Radeon (TM) RX 480 Graphics (POLARIS10 / DRM 3.18.0 / 4.13.0-1-amd64, LLVM 5.0.0)
OpenGL core profile version string: 4.5 (Core Profile) Mesa 17.4.0-devel (git-386f6cd041)

So Mesa is almost on par with NVIDIA again? ;)

Quoting: bekoSo Mesa is almost on par with NVIDIA again? ;)

It is not impossible that Mesa implemented recently that nvidia drivers already had. Maybe Shmerl will figure out exactly what patch caused it and make a Mesa-tw3 build.

Quoting: ShmerlIt may remain such manual patch for the time being.

At least it works as advertised. Applied it against wine-2.21 before the few remaining staging patches and the invisible areas of ground are gone. Would be interesting to know if it also fixes the invisible enemies, or if that's an entirely different issue.

At any rate, I'm now well into Blood and Wine, so the fun will be over all too soon :-(.

Shmerl quick to aid! Movement on #43872 (invisible monsters) by J. Kucia :D

Quoting: kaimanWould be interesting to know if it also fixes the invisible enemies, or if that's an entirely different issue.

It's a different issue and that patch doesn't fix it.

Quoting: bekoMovement on #43872 (invisible monsters) by J. Kucia :D

Yeah, that's one of the major remaining issues (besides performance of course). As Józef wrote:

QuoteThe bug is caused by two issues:
* wined3d doesn't support draw calls with no attachments,
* wined3d tries to map transform feedback buffers while transform feedback is paused.
I should have a fix soon.

Quoting: EhvisMaybe Shmerl will figure out exactly what patch caused it and make a Mesa-tw3 build.

I'll try to isolate what causes that drop and flickering and will file a Mesa bug.

mesa-git 24e90047088599e686b636fde9bda3a96f34a35c: performance is better (but still not fully better), but flickering still exists. So that's an unrelated issue and should be narrowed down separately (the above is just around half way between current master and last known good revision, it's not the hash of the change that broke something).

It's basically a binary tree search for a good revision :)