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AMD RADV Just Cause 3 Flickering Textures #613
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Apitrace? |
what do you mean with that? |
I'm asking for an apitrace so that I can actually look into the problem, as mentioned in the issue template. You even removed the section from your bug report. Please don't file a bug report if you can't provide any info. "Later" is not something I can work with. |
Okay i understand |
Also, which Mesa version are you running? You only posted your GPU and LLVM version. |
18.1.6 i know 18.1.7-1 and LLVM 8 is on arch available but i dont want to use unstable branches. |
So I have now added all the necessary information. |
Mesa 18.1 and llvm 6 won't cut it. |
that means then? |
If you use wine-staging, please disable |
I now updated the post with Apitrace. Unfortunately it was not possible to enter the game with Apitrace I have maximum 3FPS and the game crashes in the loading screen. |
And found out something? |
I'm also having this issue. I'm running llvm-svn and mesa-git (both built 12/Sep/18) on Arch Linux. Hardware: RX 580, Ryzen 5 1600, 16GB RAM. I am using the amdgpu open source driver. The game crashes when the apitrace dlls are installed, not sure if this is normal. The link to the trace is Google Drive because I cant upload it straight to github. apitrace download |
By the way, have you guys disabled @Veelhiem I cannot replay your trace, and it seems to small to be useful. I can however replay the one that @CrackedCrafterz added, but it doesn't seem to show the issue. |
Yes I have, just tried again and it didn't seem to change anything. The textures still flicker like crazy in the main menu and in game. EDIT: I tried doing another apitrace (putting the x64 dlls in the game directory with the main executable) and it just crashes after a few seconds. |
No idea then. Can't reproduce with the apitrace that works. |
@doitsujin For me the game works with Apitrace only with 1FPS but it works. But is it helpful with DXVK? because here is written "Dont use DXVK and Apitrace together" |
My issue is that I don't see the bug with the apitrace you already posted. If you can record one that actually shows the issue, please go ahead. Using DXVK with Apitrace together may be fine in this case. |
EDIT: NVM - disabling nvenc and nvcuda solves the issue - #379 (comment) I'm going to piggyback off here since I also can't get the apitrace for the same game. The water doesn't render at all when viewed from above, inside view works. (Nvidia 396.54.09, DXVK 0.90, wine-staging 3.19 (git)) Trying to put the DLLs in the game folder makes it crash after a few seconds just like for other people in this thread. Trying to make it launch without DXVK makes the game crash without even loading the main window. Is there anything I can do at this point to properly report the issue? |
nvapi, nvapi64, nvenc and nvcuda must be disabled in winecfg |
Mesa 18.3.0_rc2 + llvm-7.0.0. nvapi, nvapi64, nvenc and nvcuda are off. |
Well I can't do anything about it because I have no way to reproduce it. If anyone could actually record an apitrace which actually shows the problem, then I can look into it. |
Windows users have the flickering problem too so it is a game problem. |
my knowledge, it was with the latest wine version fixed. |
wine-4.0-rc7-esync-staging-amd64 + dxvk 0.95, system kernel linux-5.0.0-rc3 + mesa 19.0 (git) +llvm 7.0: issue still having. |
Here is the log of apitrace try with vulkan debug enabled: |
Here is the log without apitrace but with vulkan layers and dxvk debug enabled: |
Log files aren't useful to debug this problem at all. I need an apitrace to reproduce the problem. |
Yes, but sometime someone have slow internet connection ^) |
Those two links are from windows users, so small flickering is a game problem. Setting nvapi, nvapi64, nvenc and nvcuda off does not have effect with Mesa drivers. The game runs as good as in windows so play it. |
So issues are occurring with Tokyo Xanadu eX+ as well. Everything ran perfectly with DXVK 1.0.X but ever since proton updated to DXVK to v1.1.1. The game flickers and is unplayable. the HUD is solid, the pause screen/menu works fine, the game start menu works great. Its just the game play portion that flickers black constantly. Is there anyway I could help pin point the regression? Thanks, Specs: |
Im closing this bug now because I'm not interested in the game anymore and I'm sure nothing will change here. |
Last Update: 11.13.2018
OS: Arch-Linux 64-Bit
CPU: AMD FX 8350
GPU: AMD RX 570
GPU Driver: 4.4 OpenGL Mesa 18.2.4
Wine: 3.19
Apitrace: Can not be apitraced!
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyWrp4kFAc0
Mesa Bug Report: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=107822
Happends with AMDVLK too? : not confirmed (Will be updated later)
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