Gcenx
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1 year ago I will describe the situation in more detail. I downloaded the game installer "S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat" and installed it in Crossover 22.1. In Crossover, the game started without problems, and it also starts and works without any graphic artifacts when dynamic lighting DX10 is selected. Also in the graphics settings of the game there is an item with a choice of dynamic lighting DX11.
You can’t compare CrossOver-22.1.0 to WineCX22.0.1. CrossOver-22.1.0 added support for 32Bit DirectX10/11 over Vulkan where prior versions didn’t support this.
I understand that the game somehow analyzes hardware components and if the GPU supports DirectX 11, then in the game settings it becomes possible to select graphics with DX11, but this is just my hypothesis.
However, if you select dynamic lighting DX11 in the graphics settings of the game and restart the game (so that the selected settings take effect), the game will stop running, but this is not important to me at the moment.
If you read over the log you’ve proved it shows the game is running via OpenGL and it complains about missing extensions the game requires. CrossOver-22.1.0 is running the game over Vulkan.
Using Winetricks, I installed various dll components, restarted the game many times, recreated Wineskin wrap several times, downloaded and installed Directx.exe inside the Wine bottle manually, but this did not fix the problem with missing sunlight when using dynamic lighting with DX10.
You should avoid installing to many winetricks verbs for no reason these can actually case more problems than they solve.
I Googled and experimented a lot, I tried to replace the drive_c created with Crossover with the one inside the Wine bottle created by Wineskin Winery, but as you understand, it didn't help.
That’s no a good idea.
Then I launched winecfg from the Wine bottle and from the Crossover bottle and I saw that more applications were added to the Crossover bottles and various libraries were added, probably they somehow affected the work of DirectX in the game and the bottle.
CrossOver bottle template adds these overrides these can be ignored.
Drovosek01
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Describe the bug
To Reproduce
"C:\GOG Games\S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pripyat\Stalker-COP.exe"Expected behavior No graphic artifacts
Screenshots
Game settings when game opened using Crossover:
Game settings when game opened using Wineskin wrapper:
LastRunWine.log
https://paste.ee/p/cOwJO
Additional context
I will describe the situation in more detail. I downloaded the game installer "S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat" and installed it in Crossover 22.1. In Crossover, the game started without problems, and it also starts and works without any graphic artifacts when dynamic lighting DX10 is selected. Also in the graphics settings of the game there is an item with a choice of dynamic lighting DX11.
I understand that the game somehow analyzes hardware components and if the GPU supports DirectX 11, then in the game settings it becomes possible to select graphics with DX11, but this is just my hypothesis.
However, if you select dynamic lighting DX11 in the graphics settings of the game and restart the game (so that the selected settings take effect), the game will stop running, but this is not important to me at the moment.
Using Winetricks, I installed various dll components, restarted the game many times, recreated Wineskin wrap several times, downloaded and installed Directx.exe inside the Wine bottle manually, but this did not fix the problem with missing sunlight when using dynamic lighting with DX10.
I Googled and experimented a lot, I tried to replace the drive_c created with Crossover with the one inside the Wine bottle created by Wineskin Winery, but as you understand, it didn't help.
Then I launched winecfg from the Wine bottle and from the Crossover bottle and I saw that more applications were added to the Crossover bottles and various libraries were added, probably they somehow affected the work of DirectX in the game and the bottle.
It seems to me there is some kind of problem in Wine and information about the video card or hardware acceleration is not transmitted to the Wine bottle.