Update: the yellow character is normal, I had selected "the monk" in the selection screen before the game started (which is yellow, so this is normal). Sorry about that.

Also, installing lib32-vulkan-icd-loader fixed having to use the PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 option.

System:
Steam System Information Report
Kernel: 4.18.11-200.fc28.x86_64
Desktop Env: XFCE
Distro: Fedora 28
Device: Desktop
CPU: Intel i5 3570K @ 4400 MHz
Graphics:
GPU: NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1070
Nvidia driver version: 4.6.0 NVIDIA 396.54
OpenGL Renderer: GeForce GTX 1070/PCIe/SSE2
Memory: 16 GB

Main issue:

The game doesn't recognize my bog-standard wired Xbox 360 controller.

• [x] The controller itself works.
• [x] The game recognizes the controller on my Windows installation.
• [x] The controller works in Steam games running natively on Linux.
• [x] The controller works in other games running within Proton.
• [x] Wine itself recognizes the controller perfectly fine (wine control).

Rain World doesn't seem to care about those facts, though, and apparently decided to ignore my controller entirely.

with the latest beta 3.16-4 my controllers are recognized (xbox one s or emulated xbox360 through sc-controller) but the controls behave erratic. controller seems to be stuck in top left corner, trigger pads are interpreted as analog stick directions as well. control not possible.

that is over USB and I tried different drivers (xpad, improved xpad, xpadneo...)
wine control panel and big picture both recognize the controller correct and show the right controlls being pressed. No difference if I turn xbox support on or off in steam.

Tried this with the latest Proton and controllers appear to work..sort of. Dead zones are really wacky and there's an incredible amount of input latency, even up to one second or more of input latency from the controller. I've tried all of the wine-related solutions I can think of but nothing seems to work.

Indeed, I can also confirm the controller is recognized with Proton 3.16 beta but the input is not right at all. Using xboxdrv driver.

@exezin @glubsy It's possible that what you're describing isn't a bug, I felt that way too until I tried the dpad. Slugcat's physicality means it takes a moment to get moving. The game controls completely horribly with analogue sticks, try the dpad and see if it's better. I came to like the controls a lot once I'd gotten used to them.

You are right that the input to slugcat is..
Sluggish, but there is noticable inconsistent and severe input delay with
my wire 360 gamepad, and it works fine under windows.

On Fri, 19 Jul 2019, 11:12 mako yass, [email protected] wrote:

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It's possible that what you're describing isn't a bug, I felt that way too
until I tried the dpad. Slugcat's physicality means it takes a moment to
get moving. The game controls completely horribly with analogue sticks, try
the dpad and see if it's better. I came to like the controls a lot once I'd
gotten used to them.

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Input latency seems to be gone with the latest Proton release. (Moderator note: Proton 4.11-1?)

Sorry, yes Proton 4.11-1.

hello, i reinstalled steam as requested in .deb to benefit from the active mesa of ubuntu 22.04, but proton experimental and proton 7-0-3 encounters a problem on this game, the game goes black screen with some lightning, can start the game and then the game crash instantly.
attached file are PROTON_LOG=1 %command% and crash files and dxlog from rain world folder
i5 10400f
rx6600 8go
16gb ram
ubuntu mate 22.04.1 latest updated (COmpositor marco:picom-glx)
kernel 5.19 tkg-pds
OpenGL version string: 4.6 (Compatibility Profile) Mesa 22.0.5

Gist for my full spec info : https://gist.github.com/SlugSleepy/0453e441b7d8fd8f811d2fa98614ea86
steam-312520.log
2022-08-15_164052.zip

thnaks

Wow ! you are correct, installed it on my main SSD and works like a charm.
interessing bug, I did not know that the name put on my disk would have an importance on the launching of these.
thanks !

With the release of Downpour, the game now comes packaged with BepInEx as a way of loading modded content. This relies on winhttp.dll and requires WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winhttp=n,b" %command% in the launch options for it to be loaded properly. Workshop content and Remix/Downpour DLC will still work fine without doing this, but usage of mods placed in the BepInEx/plugins folder will not work.
Logs will complain with Wine detected: fixing BepInEx next launch by setting DLL override for winhttp to 'native,builtin' but the user will need to set the override themselves either through the launch options or by using winecfg with protontricks.

Workshop mods that use BepInEx such as SplitScreen Coop do not work without the dll override

Noticed one issue while having a particular mod installed.
Source code of the mod is available here.

Steam creates two separate windows, one is game, second is black background.
Black background was usually behind the game, but today it decided to be on top.

Black background is ALWAYS on top of all other windows, even when Rain World is minimized.
Black background exists while Steam considers game "running", even when game was closed via crash / alt+f4. Pressing "Stop" in steam destroys that black background.

Modifications to proton: added winhttp library via protontricks.
Modifications inside game:

• https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3417372413
• (dependency) https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=3326331909

Debian 13, Gnome 48, Wayland. 2 monitors, one is vertical 16:9, second "primary" is 21:9 (see screenshot). Game is fullscreen on second "primary" monitor.

I have notified author of the mod. Sharing here if someone wants to take a look and guess why.

UPD: Happens only on Wayland session, in X11 session works fine (but game lags a lot in X11 session)
System has 4060 TI GPU, and nvidia drivers were installed from nvidia website (v580), not from debian repository (v550). nvidia drivers in debian repository are really unstable on my system.

UPD 2: Running the game with this command is a workaround, no black window was created. Is it an issue in proton config for Rain World?

WINEPREFIX=~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/312520/pfx \
wine RainWorld.exe

UPD 3: Mod author suspect it is related to Steam Overlay renderer. The mod catches DX11 context via dummy device creation, to provide it later to Dear ImGui backend (The mod itself injects Dear ImGui into the game). See this comment: https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/3417372413/601900568252843950/?ctp=2#c694248493352744973

Steam runtime diagnostics: https://gist.github.com/tvardero/df98b39c6f249d10b430312361aedd82

@tvardero tried running the game with the mod but it doesn't seem to load given that delete key invokes nothing. After winhttp and the mods is anything else needed? And if it is related to the steam overlay, that can be turned off for specific games in the game's properties

@simifor Check Rain World/BepInEx folder, see the log file.
If log file does not exist, or is empty - something is wrong with bepinex.
If log file exists and is not empty, check if there are any logs from "Rain World ImGUI API". If there are none - probably mod is not enabled or game does not see it.
Check that mod exists and is enabled in "Remix" menu (mod loader menu). "Library Loader" mod should also be enabled, as it is dependency.

@tvardero I was missing the remix menu part, didn't know I had to manually enable them from the game. The issue doesn't happen on plasma wayland, but could get it to happen on gnome wayland just like you, steam overlay doesn't make a difference on my end, but downgrading proton did. Try using proton 9 if you haven't already.