Alan Wake 2 on Lutris, with a 7800XT. How to raytracing? Fix textures?
Alan Wake 2 on Lutris, with a 7800XT. How to raytracing? Fix textures?
Hi guys!
So...yeah. Brand new computer. I installed Lutris flatpak, and installed Alan Wake 2 without much fuss. However textures are a bit off, and the Path Tracing options are all greyed out. How can I enable them? Also, is there any updates on the bug fix for this? Just in case, I'm running KDE Neon (based off of Ubuntu 22.04, but I updated the kernel to OEM 6.5.0). Thank you!
Most likely you need a newer version of Mesa.
If this is a gaming only computer and you don’t want to go off fussing with installing packages from other sources and maintaining a hybrid system, just install Nobara Linux.
7Doesn't look...very user-friendly? As a lazy ubuntu/deb user, I'm a bit concerned about jumping to rpm/arch...Isn't there any other alternatives that are ubuntu/debian-based with KDE?
1That’s kinda why I said “if it’s a gaming-only computer”. Nobara is the best and simplest out-of-the-box experience for gaming. Do everything through the GUI, treat it like an appliance-ish. Updates, packages, it’s all got its own GUI.
My gaming PC runs a mix of Debian
testingwith some stuff pulled in fromsidand some stuff fromexperimental(just Mesa, really), plus a Xanmod kernel which updates frequently (I’m not convinced the patches make much difference).I did all this because I’m a long time Debian user (going almost 3 decades) and I wanted the computer for a bit more than gaming. It’s not without its issues though, and I find myself frequently tinkering and troubleshooting.
I still have a Nobara partition that I can boot into, update and trust that it will be game-ready without fuss.
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Don't even bother with RT on that card. Unplayable even on a 7900XTX.
5Yes i know. But it's a brand new computer and i want to see it working. Moreover, if it's not working here it might not work in any other game, so this is something i want to make work.
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