In games options select your desired screen resolution like for example 2560x1600 and apply settings.In the Cry of Fear launcher, select a low resolution like 1280x800 Windowed and launch the game.To make the game switch properly to fullscreen in your desired resolution do the following: Game does not properly detect resolution/launch into fullscreen for the first time. Game does have issues (not proton specific) detecting screen resolution above 1920x1080, instructions how workaround that: One can already see the difference at the main menu screen, when the train passes by the headlights are supposed to cast light on the bridge pillars as seen here: I can confirm that the graphics render properly with launch option WINEDLLOVERRIDES="opengl32.dll=n,b" %command% +gl_twopassdyn 1 Thank you for that info 👍 This will presumably be fixed in SteamOS 3.5. It will run with Mesa version lib32-mesa-23.35.radeonsi_3.5.1-1 from the jupiter-main Deck repo, though. MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink may also help your performance depending on system and game level at the cost of minor visual artifacts.ĭo note that you cannot currently run this game with Zink on the Steam Deck. To summarize, launching the game with Proton Experimental and the properties WINEDLLOVERRIDES="opengl32.dll=n,b" %command% +gl_twopassdyn 1 is enough to get the game rendering properly. Performance issues are being tracked on the Mesa GitLab issue #9805. Graphical issues are being tracked on the Mesa GitLab issue #7582.
#CRY OF FEAR GAME NOT WORKING DRIVERS#
Neither are quite as fast as Nvidia drivers on Linux/Windows or AMD drivers on Windows according to my results, but the game is fairly playable in its current state. I've also found that Zink alleviates some performance issues shown on radeonsi, with the caveat of introducing one or two more minor rendering bugs. It's set to 0 by default, but in my testing, this command works to fix dynamic lights on any Mesa driver/version with no noticeable or measurable performance impact.Īdditionally, the black screen issue mentioned by others earlier in this thread appears to have been resolved in recent releases of Proton Experimental. Simply use the console command gl_twopassdyn 1. Hello all - in my recent experimentation with Cry of Fear, I'm quite sure I found a workaround for the flashlight/dynamic light issue. This is supposedly caused by a GL_Renderer Bug, however the proposed fix for the Windows version did not work for me (the fix detailed here ) Next problem I encountered was the three hands and the flashlight not working issue. And then at the games main menu, you can select the proper resolution and set the fullscreen option and save (and never touch it again on the launcher).
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The launcher does not detect exotic resolutions, so just select a standard resolution and windowed (otherwise it launches to a black full screen). Note the very first time launching the game, a window pops up saying NULL, just click OK and ignore it (I think this is because it looks for a config file that has not been created yet). However the game has many bugs in the first place, and even on Windows runs into many issues. But it is still legible enough to be able to play the game. The game is playable now out of the box with Proton 4.2-3, and the only issues present that are not in the Windows version is that the source engine menu font rendering is a bit glitchy.
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