Proton version 3.7-5 Beta fixed this issue (I tested Deus Ex and Jedi Academy in non-native resolutions), so I guess this was a duplicate :)
Tested with Dungeon Siege and Red Faction, I can confirm it's fixed!
I know it's impractical, but up-scaling the display output buffer instead of changing the display resolution may work for this issue. I'm not sure if this would require upstream changes in wine.
@Ruedii Proton already does exactly this (it's one of the differences compared to upstream wine).
@Ruedii Proton already does exactly this (it's one of the differences compared to upstream wine).
Is this where the bug might be?
@Ruedii Proton already does exactly this (it's one of the differences compared to upstream wine).
it's a proton only patch? Even the wine-staging does not have this feature?
@legluondunet I use wine-staging 3.17 packaged by Fedora and it does not have this feature (it's very noticeable when running the same .exe in wine and in Proton). Maybe it was ported since then.
@Ruedii what bug? This bug (mouse input glitch) was fixed 3.7-5 :) I can't reproduce it since that release.
Nothing extracted yet.
Steps to reproduce
Workaround
Setting the game to native resolution solves the problem. However, this workaround might be impossible/hard/inconvenient for users or might lead to stretched game UI in some cases.
Affected games
This issue was observed in several older titles using DirectX 9 or OpenGL, running on the Id Tech3 or Unreal engine:
Some reports on SPCR sheet mentioned, that this issue does not happen in Vanilla wine.
my specs