GRIP: Combat Racing

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• Kalmaro4152 · 2024-06-10 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  > Though I found that Grip ships with itself it's own music player `common/Grip/Grip/Binaries/Win64/Music\ Player.exe` that is not loaded unless you put `.mp3|.ogg` file into the Custom Jukebox directory, running that pr...
• spinktvis · 2022-05-30 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  By removing the intro movies as described on https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/api/appid.php?appid=396900 Fixes the hang for me right at the start. The game now starts and loads without issues. Game is running fine with lates...
• ranplayer · 2022-05-16 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  The game hangs after the intro logo is played with Proton 7.0-2 and Experimental. Logs: [steam-396900.tar.gz](https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/files/8703474/steam-396900.tar.gz) Specs: O.S: Manjaro Kernel: 5.15.38...
• wereii · 2021-10-07 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  Putting up custom music (placing .mp3 file(s) into `.steam/steam/steamapps/common/Grip/Grip/Custom\ Jukebox/`) completely kills any music even the "built-in" songs at least in race, outside main menu (which seems to have...
• oblitum · 2021-07-28 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  On latest Proton (6.3-5) this game didn't load for me due to a weird Unread Engine 4 error: It was unable to find the "APEXFramework_x64.dll" from PhysX and gave a fatal error. I end up realizing it was due to filesystem...
• Flone-dnb · 2021-05-13 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  Found the solution: `WINEDLLOVERRIDES=dxgi=n %command%`. Now working on the latest Proton. :)
• Flone-dnb · 2021-05-05 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  > Heh, ok. Go into the "Game Menu", then find "Use Steam Linux Runtime" under the Proton Options category. > Alternatively open directly the Proton Category and find it there. > Or set USESLR to "0" manually in `~/.confi...
• frostworx · 2021-05-05 · GRIP: Combat Racing
  Heh, ok. Go into the "Game Menu", then find "Use Steam Linux Runtime" under the Proton Options category. Alternatively open directly the Proton Category and find it there. Or set USESLR to "0" manually in `~/.config/stl/...