That still doesn’t work for me. I tried running all the different executables through Lutris:
/start.sh/game/Torchlight2.bin.x86/game/Torchlight2.bin.x86_64/game/ModLauncher.bin.x86/game/ModLauncher.bin.x86_64All of them say this in the Lutris console when I launch them:
FMOD detects no hardware acceleration!
free(): invalid pointer
Game is considered exited.
Initial process has exited.
All children have exited.
Exit with returncode 134
Weird. And you placed the correct path as can be seen here?
Lutris is just a front-end. If you can run it from outside Lutris, you should be able to run it from Lutris.
You are running Lutris as your own user and not as root?
Yep. I’ve tried multiple executables and none of them work through Lutris.
Yeah
Got a little bit further with this one. I noticed that the sound wasn’t working while it did when running start.sh from the command line.
There are two bash scripts, both made by GOG: start.sh which uses gog_com.shlib. These two set the correct LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to the correct libraries directory of the game.
Somehow there is a incompatibility between this script and how Lutris handles the launching of the Linux runner…
Got it to run with sound. I had to disable gamemode by unchecking the option in the Lutris System options screen for the game and making sure that gamemoderun was not in the Command prefix field.
Progress. I disabled Prefer system libraries and Enable Feral gamemode and now the launcher starts, and I can launch the game. One problem, all the character models have this weird flickering effect:
Does this happen too when you start the game from the terminal?
Do you mean when I run it outside of Lutris? No, it doesn’t.
Then the driver stack must be ok.
So why is Lutris causing this? Every option in my Lutris System settings are switched off…
Anything in the logs?
The logfile is really long, and I can’t really figure out if anything in it is relevant, but here it is:
https://paste.centos.org/view/9dddd185
We are very close on specs.
You:
* CPU ID: GenuineIntel: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700 CPU @ 3.60GHz
* SSE: yes
* SSE2: yes
* SSE3: yes
* MMX: yes
* MMXEXT: yes
* 3DNOW: no
* 3DNOWEXT: no
* CMOV: yes
* TSC: yes
* FPU: yes
* PRO: yes
* HT: no
* AMD AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT (NAVI10, DRM 3.36.0, 5.6.6-arch1-1, LLVM 10.0.0)
* Res=1920x1080
* Esync=on
* Distro=Arch
Me:
* CPU ID: GenuineIntel: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz
* SSE: yes
* SSE2: yes
* SSE3: yes
* MMX: yes
* MMXEXT: yes
* 3DNOW: no
* 3DNOWEXT: no
* CMOV: yes
* TSC: yes
* FPU: yes
* PRO: yes
* HT: no
* AMD Radeon RX Vega (VEGA10, DRM 3.36.0, 5.6.7-300.fc32.x86_64, LLVM 10.0.0)
* Res=2560x1440
* Esync=off
* Distro: Fedora 32
Maybe Esync is the first one to try. For instance, is esync also on when the game is started from terminal?
Edit:
Not ESync but VSync…
Can ESYNC be enabled for native games?
Oh sorry, I think I’ve misread ESync. It’s VSync. And that is an option in the games options screen. I’ve toggled it but it doesn’t make a difference on my laptop. That’s an Intel graphics chip. I have to test it on my desktop.
It appears that “Hardware Skinning” is the issue. Enabling everything but that setting removes the flickering. The problem is, I want that setting because it apparently drastically improves performance.
Did you have the flickering issue too?
Nope. Running at 2560x1440 with these settings from Lutris.
I’ve been playing Torchlight II via Steam (I don’t have my Steam games in Lutris), and I recently had that issue of textures on the characters flickering.
It started for me a few days ago when I got a mesa package update.
I’m using the Kisak mesa PPA. The recent update to 20.0.6 resulted in flickering. I went back to 20.0.5 and I do not have flickering issues.
Welp, now the flickering is happen no matter whether I launch it through Lutris or not.
Had an update of mesa drivers yesterday and now I have this issue too. When disabling hardware skinning the flickering disapears…
I’m at mesa 20.0.6-1 btw.
