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methodology to follow on Linux #3

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Hyphaed opened this issue Aug 16, 2024 · 10 comments
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methodology to follow on Linux #3

Hyphaed opened this issue Aug 16, 2024 · 10 comments

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@Hyphaed
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Hyphaed commented Aug 16, 2024

how should I use this in Linux exactly? lets say in Wukong BlackMyth?

since I see you release the exe for Windows, and the sources

@artur-graniszewski
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artur-graniszewski commented Aug 16, 2024

Hi..

Here's the full mod description:
https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/757

you can try to use the windows installer provided by that mod, or.... a Linux installer
https://www.nexusmods.com/site/mods/927

Remember to modify WINEOVERRIDES variable accordingly (depending on the way you installed the mod)

@slynobody
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i would not use the linux installer linked above in its current state. at first glance its usage is rather simple, but it is far from stable (incl. unforeseeable unintended deletion of files). i currently extract the files from the windows installer and place them in the right context (but running a suggestion for heroic launcher to automate this, esp. for registering the nvidia-reg in each corresponding wine-prefix).

@artur-graniszewski
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Thanks for the feedback. Just one question from my side then: did the mod work correctly for you? I'm asking, as manual installation can be challenging due to the amount of files combinations that differ depending on gpu vendor

@Hyphaed
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Hyphaed commented Aug 16, 2024

I've tested on Windows + Linux

I do have an RTX 3070

I've tried Wukong Benchmark Tool

I choose DLSS, yet it do not let me enable the Frame Generation Option :: It tells me the GPU is not compatible

Isn't supposed to solve this issue this patch?

@artur-graniszewski
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artur-graniszewski commented Aug 16, 2024

Yes. It should and has been succesfully tested under linux and windows. You most probably installed the mod into wrong directory. It should be installed into b1/Binaries/Win64 one.

Also, setup app (both exe and the linux script) rename few files when unpacking (ie dlss-enabler.asi becomes version.dll/winmm.dll/dlss-enabler.dll depending on the installation choices) or ignores some of them (ie nvngx.dll and nvapi64-proxy.dll should be deployed only if you have AMD or INTEL GPU).

I would suggest using the setup app to unpack the files into an empty directory and copy the files from there (if you don't want to use setup to install my mod directly into the benchmark)

@artur-graniszewski
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In case of this app, version.dll installation option should be used.

@jeevithakannan2
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jeevithakannan2 commented Aug 22, 2024

I have similar issue.

Not working in Black Myth: Wukong Benchmark Tool.. Game didn't allow me to use DLSS frame generation. I have attached the dlss-enabler log file for your reference.

dlss-enabler.log

I launched the via steam with proton

OS: ArchLinux
Kernel: 6.10.6-zen1-1-zen
Proton Version: Proton 9.0-2
GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 3050 Ti Mobile
CPU: Intel 12th gen i7 12700H

240823T022310-screenshot

@artur-graniszewski
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Hi.

Please use latest beta builds (ie 3.01.001.0 beta 11). Linux support for this app has been implemented in one of said betas.

Everything should work out of the box after installation.

@jeevithakannan2
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The linux implementation of new version can be found in https://github.com/FakeMichau/fgmod

It contains the new version of https://github.com/artur-graniszewski/DLSS-Enabler/releases/tag/3.01.001.0-beta11 for linux

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