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Game just... crashes when loading using steam proton on linux, proton experminetal #1387
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Yes, this is linux mint, despite the window borders suggesting otherwise. I like windows 10's UI, Microsoft just fucked windows up, so im now wrestling with linux to get some obscure indie game working when i should be instead focusing on school. And i've been at this, since 2 or 3 PM. 10 hours and im still at this shit. God. Im loosing my sanity |
And i think i know here the issue is. I think, it's that i need to launch the game using the votv-x64-shipping exe, rather than just the VotV.exe, but the mod manager kinda forces you to use the votv.exe and not the "shipping" one. |
Taking a closer look at the error, im noticing something with DXVA, so, directX video acceleration if im not wrong. Specifically with video decoding acceleration as suggested by the "dxva_video_decode_accelerator_win.cc". Atleast im getting that much from it, i think the _win part has something to do with windows, so it might be proton, but then again the unmodified version of the game runs fine enough, trough proton experimental as mentioned, so i doubt it's proton compatiblity. My immediate idea is to somehow force dxva off, and leave it up to the CPU/iGPU (assuming that's even the issue, or possible in the first place, maybe im chasing the wrong error), since that's all i have at the moment in terms of... well... what i have as data im not exactly sure how to proceed or where to gain more data on the issue from, like, i guess i could check the crash dump files, but i doubt i'll get any more from that than what i already know. The error above seems to have something to do with the network, but im not sure how that could be an issue, considering i installed mods fine, aswell as updated a mod just fine. |
When you reload, using ctrl+r, it shows the first error, ut when you close and re-launch the mod manager it spits out the second error.
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Note that if i start the vanilla version from the r2modman exe file trough proton (the appimage doesn't work, see above comments) the game does not cause any issues whatsoever, and i can get into the menu fine. My primary suspect here is the mods themselves, or, a mod, so i'll have to take a look at the .dmp file in a windows VM. |
So, using the appimage and .deb package makes the app crash because of this:
r2modman
xdg-settings: default-url-scheme-handler not implemented for xfce
starting server on /tmp/app.r2mm
starting TLS server false
starting server as Unix || Windows Socket
[4624:0626/211720.611719:FATAL:gpu_data_manager_impl_private.cc(445)] GPU process isn't usable. Goodbye.
So then i decide to do a jank fix involving taking on --no-sandbox at the end, which fixes it, but then makes the manager get stuck in the "processing modlist" section. Then i proceed to download the executable, run it with proton, and hey, everything works fine, i can download mods, install them this and that, up until i try to actually load up the game... When that happens i get a boatload of this:
Shortly afterwards, the mod manager itself proceeds to shit itself
Running the game vanilla works fine (running the game vanilla trough steam proton even without the mod manager is fine too, this is a mod manager issue, not a game compatibility issue, if it was, i wouldn't of posted it here)
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