Horizon Forbidden West has a corrupted sky when opening the ammo creation wheel while looking at the sky. This sometimes happens in cut scenes too (when there's rain for example) the rain droplets become rectangular black boxes. See the top of the image. For some reason it only happens with these 2 events and it is consistent (as in happens every time). I've not seen it happen anywhere else in the game so far.
Software information
Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition
System information
GPU: ASUS / NVIDIA Geforce RTX 4080 Super
Driver: 570.172.08
Wine version: GE-PRoton10-12 (tried several versions)
VKD3D-Proton version: Latest git (tried several versions)
Log files
Please attach Proton or Wine logs as a text file:
When using Proton, set the Steam launch options for your game to PROTON_LOG=1 %command% and attach the corresponding steam-xxxxx.log file in your home directory. <- Tried running with PROTON_LOG=1 but it doesn't seem to have generated a log anywhere (I do have my usual steam logs, but there's no log file in there for the game itself). Used: "PROTON_LOG=1 gamemoderun ulimit -n 1048576; %command%" as command (withou the quotes of course)
Horizon Forbidden West has a corrupted sky when opening the ammo creation wheel while looking at the sky. This sometimes happens in cut scenes too (when there's rain for example) the rain droplets become rectangular black boxes. See the top of the image. For some reason it only happens with these 2 events and it is consistent (as in happens every time). I've not seen it happen anywhere else in the game so far.
Software information
Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition
System information
Log files
Please attach Proton or Wine logs as a text file:
PROTON_LOG=1 %command%and attach the correspondingsteam-xxxxx.logfile in your home directory. <- Tried running with PROTON_LOG=1 but it doesn't seem to have generated a log anywhere (I do have my usual steam logs, but there's no log file in there for the game itself). Used: "PROTON_LOG=1 gamemoderun ulimit -n 1048576; %command%" as command (withou the quotes of course)