Kai Krakow
Kai Krakow
Okay, so it's a 32-bit executable. But I guess Proton still instantiated a 64-bit prefix? Does it have a SysWOW64 directory in `C:\Windows`?
Is this fixed with my latest release?
Yes, there's a commit in my branch that may convert vsync into triple buffering. This would decouple the maximum frame rate rendered from that of the monitor while maintaining tear...
It should be enough to just replace dxvk. But I'm thinking of removing that commit because it no longer provides the benefits it did for me some versions ago.
Let me test Grim Dawn myself first... I'm going to buy it soonish... (well, whatever "soon" could mean in my current life)
> There might be a better way to do what you're trying to do. Symlinks... I suggest that people put symlinks if they want to share profiles between prefixes or...
Would you mind to post that hacky patch so it could be improved by the community?
Thanks, I've stored it in my download folder for now, will look into it later. Maybe I'm reaching back to for further questions if that's okay.
@jqadev This is not a patch, it's a single file. I'm not sure if there's even an input driver in Wine/Proton already which opens the Linux HID devices directly (`/dev/hidraw*`...
I'm not sure if this is still needed: Proton supports using hidraw devices now and uses SDL2 for this: Input data can be read directly from the hidraw device in...