Entropia on Linux

[Hans Black]

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the client finally exits cleanly on debian stable and last year's wine

Definitely a planet specific. It exits cleanly on RT/cyrene, and ~80% on caly. Not exits cleanly in space

[Synchronizitat]

I hope my video card Zotac GeForce GTX 295 (rev a1) will launch the game after upgrading the engine. It does not support DirectX 11,
but I hope that the OpenGL in my Fedora 29 will try to start the game.

[endermigne]

While EU works without doing anything it became terribly slow. After doing this it feels like the speed before:

$ winetricks d3dx11_42 d3dx11_43

As I still have my audio problems (only hear the background wind and very rarely mobs and the Vivo-healing action) I ran through these libraries again, but they didn't help:

d3dx10 d3dx10_43 dsound faudio dswave

So if anyone has an opinion here, please let me know. It really is an odd way of playing...

[RobBuona]

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While EU works without doing anything it became terribly slow.

Same. Currently running Manjaro with Wine. GTX 1070 with 440 driver. "Very high" worked smoothly before, but now it's slow.

[endermigne]

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Same. Currently running Manjaro with Wine. GTX 1070 with 440 driver. "Very high" worked smoothly before, but now it's slow.

Well, install the two DirectX 11 libraries like I did and reply how it works for you. You need to read the entire post...

[slazor]

I had some problems initially when upgrading with everything being black except for the UI.
I managed to get it to run really well by just creating a new wine prefix in lutris and reinstalling it there.
Worked out of the box, no additional tweaks in wine. Now I can run the game on very high with mostly solid 144fps+
I guess the performance increase I got is because now the game can actually use DXVK because of DX11

I am running with these:
WINE: lutris-4.16-x86_64
DXVK: 1.4.6

[San]

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I had some problems initially when upgrading with everything being black except for the UI.
I managed to get it to run really well by just creating a new wine prefix in lutris and reinstalling it there.
Worked out of the box, no additional tweaks in wine. Now I can run the game on very high with mostly solid 144fps+
I guess the performance increase I got is because now the game can actually use DXVK because of DX11

I am running with these:
WINE: lutris-4.16-x86_64
DXVK: 1.4.6

Awesomecakes! I'm planning a hardware upgrade and was almost about to concede to.... to... you know what.

[Angel O2 Mercer]

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I had some problems initially when upgrading with everything being black except for the UI.
I managed to get it to run really well by just creating a new wine prefix in lutris and reinstalling it there.
Worked out of the box, no additional tweaks in wine. Now I can run the game on very high with mostly solid 144fps+
I guess the performance increase I got is because now the game can actually use DXVK because of DX11

Thanks for the info, dxvk is magic. Did you know the lead developer is already working on porting DX12 too? (source)

[slazor]

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Thanks for the info, dxvk is magic. Did you know the lead developer is already working on porting DX12 too? (source)

Yeah! Gaming on linux is looking better each year

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I am running with these:
WINE: lutris-4.16-x86_64
DXVK: 1.4.6

Oh, cool, I didn't know about DXVK. Well, as I play with the plain-wine the packages I need to install now are (pacman is for Arch/Manjaro):

$ pacman -S wine-staging winetricks lib32-vulkan-icd-loader dxvk-bin wine-mono wine_gecko

Then I also didn't need to fool around with winetricks any more Neat. winecfg also showed that the default values seem to look nice.

So it became easier Finally...

For installing EU as such go backwards in this thread and you should find it.

@slazor:

• Do you hear all sound effects like gunshots, mob growls and such?
• How long does it take for you to load Twin Peaks with scenery and avatars when you TP there? On my machine it takes like a minute.