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Post by Time 4 Tea on Jun 26, 2019 19:18:22 GMT -6
browren - I'm genuinely happy for you and the Linux backers. Although I personally wasn't affected, I felt it was a low-blow to those who were involved and it's great to hear that you can finally enjoy the game you pleged your hard-earned money towards.
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Post by third on Jun 28, 2019 2:04:15 GMT -6
Hopefully I can help you out some.
Thank you, but no need. I should have followed up earlier, but there's been this game that's been sucking up all my free time...
The solution to my problem turned out to be getting DXVK to work. I'd struggled with getting vulkan to work before, but... struggling with it again did the trick this time for some reason. I don't know, all I did was blacklist the radeon driver but I'm certain that I've done that in the past. Multiple times, in multiple ways. I also used Lutris this time for easy DXVK setup, I was using Play on Llinux before, so maybe that made some difference too.
The only common thing between the rooms where I was crashing, at least that I can see, is that they both have Ordogs in them. I don't know if there's something weird about Ordogs, but... I dunno.
I had the whitescreen problem with DXVK and Lutris: when I started the game it would flash the logo briefly, then the screen would go white and I'd hear a sound like breaking glass and it would stall there. This is a problem I've seen mentioned in other places, solved by renaming the movies directory.
This lead me to my last (current) problem: GPU overheating. Bloodstained looks terrific with DXVK, much better than before, but I've had this laptop for a year and I've never had these kinds of problems with heat. I don't usually play very demanding games, but I can see why they're struggling with getting the Switch version to work.
My heat problems are not Bloodstained's fault of course, a laptop which can't handle the thermal load from it's own GPU is just a poorly designed laptop. I mention my heat problems though because I've seen a lot of people complaining about stuttering and, for me at least, the stuttering is caused by GPU overheating. I've addressed this one by propping up my laptop for better airflow and monitoring my heat carefully. Have to take breaks from playing now and then...
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Post by monyarm on Aug 27, 2019 1:44:41 GMT -6
Glad to see that it works with Wine/Proton, and while i won't buy the game anytime soon (i'm not a fan of 555 cause of how they handled things). I will buy it when it goes on sale, heavily discounted, or appears on humble bundle or bundle monthly. Till then i'll stick to my favourites, SOTN and AOS. Though if i get a Switch, i might get the switch version.
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Post by browren on Sept 7, 2019 12:24:55 GMT -6
Buy used, if possible. 505 gets nothing for it then.  |
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Post by monyarm on Oct 4, 2019 4:21:35 GMT -6
Buy used, if possible. 505 gets nothing for it then. Good point, i'm more of a fan of physical releases anyway, so getting a kickstarter physical version off ebay in a year or two might be the way i'd go. |
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Post by blakeadam on Apr 18, 2022 1:13:20 GMT -6
I promised that I'd post instructions for getting the Windows version of Bloodstained running on Linux, but there's not really much to tell, it works fine with minimal setup. If you've got the Steam version, it should be click-and-play for you.
Upon further testing, it appears that disabling ESYNC is not necessary.
If you'd like to try to duplicate my results, you'll want to use Wine 4.0 (the system default on Ubuntu 19.04) or Proton 4.2, and the latest DXVK (1.2.2 right now.
You'll want to run with ESYNC disabled and set your Wine prefix to Windows 10 using winecfg. Leave all other Lutris per-game settings as default. Make sure that "prefer system libraries" is ticked in the system settings.
If you type the name as "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night" Lutris will find a nice-looking banner image for the game's entry.
If you're playing via Steam, Proton 4.2-7 is probably sufficient for it to work (sorry, I have the GOG version so I can't test it directly.Since Proton runs with ESYNC enabled, you'll want to disable it by setting your advanced launch options to "PROTON_NO_ESYNC=1 %command%". When I ran the game using Proton 4.2 via Lutris, it did work so chances are good you'll be fine there.
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Post by XombieMike on Apr 18, 2022 6:36:19 GMT -6
blakeadam that is great news! Thanks for letting everyone know.
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Post by jacksonliam341 on May 14, 2022 12:18:29 GMT -6
Regarding Twitch streaming, I would consider giving it a try with Steam's native streaming first perhaps (if the Steam for Linux client supports it?). It is my understanding that the most Linux friendly , open source, and overall best capture software, OBS Studio, has not yet implemented support for capturing/streaming of Vulkan using content, no matter the OS. I know it is one of the major features requested and is on the docket for implementation, but if it hasn't yet been added then I can think that streaming the game using the combinations you posted above may be difficult unless there is a Linux friendly, Vulkan compatible streaming client.
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