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Graphic Issues on Dust2, Nuke and Italy #3857

Open LauraCreampie4 opened 1 month ago

LauraCreampie4 commented 1 month ago

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Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible: Dust 2, Nuke and Italy have a graphical issue since 03-10-24 update. Its is like you are swimming. Really annoying!

On DUST 2 it is the CT Spawn to Doubledoor On Nuke its around the ramp At Italy around CT Spawn (just a little bit)

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Steps for reproducing this issue:

Seems like it only affects Linux users. Don't know if all distros are affected or maybe it's just my outdated Mesa drivers?

Dwyriel commented 1 month ago

Any steps to replicate? I play on linux and this does not happen on my end after the latest update.

LauraCreampie4 commented 1 month ago

Thanks 4 your feedback. Do you play with amd-gpu?

I dont know why this happens... If someone could play with the outdated mesadrivers (Driver: 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 22.3.6) I have, we could narrow down the problem

Dwyriel commented 1 month ago

Sadly no, all my computers have nvidia gpu (sadly). That said, my laptop has an amd cpu with integrated graphics, I will try running the game through that to see what happens, and if it works ok I'll see if I can somehow downgrade the mesa drivers (I'll have to look up how to do this properly).

Edit: Tried multiple different methods to try and force the game to run on the integrated gpu but couldn't get it to work. Even trying to run on igpu only using optimus manager the game would still pick up and use the nvidia gpu (the screen is internally connected to the nvidia gpu so I can't just blacklist it).

danginsburg commented 1 month ago

I recall that this was a mesa driver bug that was fixed quite some time ago. I don't remember the specific fix, but if you update mesa it will fix this. It was broken this way pre-release and a patch was made to mesa to fix it. It was something to do with VK_EXT_graphics_pipeline_library, but the specifics escape my memory :)

LauraCreampie4 commented 1 month ago

Thank you for your message.

Sad. I won't be able to update my Mesas until next year with the new Debian version. There is v 24.2.2-1 in the backports, but I have heard that this will cause even bigger problems. Valve will probably not fix this anymore or? Why did they break it in the first place? Everything worked fine before the update. Is there any work-around?

LauraCreampie4 commented 1 month ago

Thank you for your message.

Sad. I won't be able to update my Mesas until next year with the new Debian version. There is v 24.2.2-1 in the backports, but I have heard that this will cause even bigger problems. Valve will probably not fix this anymore or? Why did they break it in the first place? Everything worked fine before the update. Is there any work-around?

I installed the new mesa-drivers now because valve wont do a move... It worked fine 4 me.

### For those who want to install the new mesa backports on debian (LMDE-User can directly jump to Step3 i guess):

Add the backports repository:

Step 1: Open the file /etc/apt/sources.list in a text editor (e.g., sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list) and add the following line: deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bookworm-backports contrib main non-free non-free-firmware Save the changes and close the editor.

Step 2: Update the package index: Run

sudo apt update

to refresh the package list and include the new backports repository.

Step 3: Install the package from backports: Use the apt command with the -t option to specify the target release (in this case, bookworm-backports):

sudo apt install -t bookworm-backports mesa-vulkan-drivers