On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 4:50 AM Bruno Wolff III <br...@wolff.to> wrote:
> The next dxvk enhancement for wine broke Sin of the Solar Empire - > Rebellion > (GoG's version) for me, but works for some other games. Right now I've > turned it off for everything, but I'd like to only turn it off for games > that have a problem. > Can you please go ahead and report the issue to DXVK developers? https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/issues They are pretty responsive there, thanks! > > I looked at the feature page and there doesn't seem to be much help > there for people who have problems other than uninstalling it. > Alternatives > was mentioned without examples, which was enough to help me turn it off > with that so that it didn't get reinstalled later and break things. But > I'm hoping there is a way to do overrides using winecfg, but I'm not > sure how to specify the overrides. > Unfortunately, enabling/disabling dxvk from default installation per application is not possible. In these cases, the only option would be to uninstall dxvk and then install/enable it from official sources. Or, if you're having problems with only few applications/games, you can use lutris to launch them with different (dxvk-less) versions of wine.
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