For d3d11 games you need to have both d3d11.dll and dxgi.dll for it to work.
For d3d11 games you need to have both d3d11.dll and dxgi.dll for it to work.
i changed "dxgi" from " native" to "built-in" for solving the missing directx11 error. maybe I read it here or there when i was searching about the error. but anyway i made it as default "native" again when that did not solve the main problem .
Looking at the logs, you don't seem to have any Vulkan driver or the loader libraries installed. Make sure to also install the corresponding 32-bit libraries for your distro.
Looking at the logs, you don't seem to have any Vulkan driver or the loader libraries installed. Make sure to also install the corresponding 32-bit libraries for your distro.
I thought i installed vulkan i can see "libvulkan-dev/libvulkan1/libvulkan1:i386/mesa-vulkan-divers/mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386/vulkan-utils packages are installed, beside the sdk and the runtime .
1- i just saw "wiki" and found 2 names AMDVLK and AMDRADV . i searched that and reached
the AMDVLK page on github is that what i should install ?
2- https://github.com/KhronosGroup/Vulkan-Loader ? same question ?
3- important: can you explain more about this part " corresponding 32-bit libraries " ?
it would be better if you confirmed what above, so i do not mess with the graphics driver or install something not necessary , so kindly answer with the number of the question In particular No. 3
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3- important: can you explain more about this part " corresponding 32-bit libraries " ?
I don't know which part of that you don't understand, but you need both the 32-bit and 64-bit packages of your Vulkan driver and loader, i.e. the :i386 variants. Apparently you already did that, so no reason to worry.
Anyway, no idea what's wrong, but the DXVK log shows that Vulkan just isn't working on your system.
Apparently you already did that, so no reason to worry.
Anyway, no idea what's wrong, but the DXVK log shows that Vulkan just isn't working on your system.
so i am on my own to find out that and fix that , but any way i just want to make this point clear and then i might not comment a new comment until i find something new or fix it .
so theoretically and practically all i need to make " dxvk" works fine for normal cases is
" dxvk for wine+ Vulkan driver + Meson +MinGW64 " ?
*update (edited) : but not sure if that changes what above .. i tested it with game called " Legions overdrive" (not an active game just for " suitable example " ) which it does not work with wine alone ( graphics errors) but i tested again with "dxvk" strangely the game did not crash at start like the others with " dxvk " and works fine with it so what that means ? same with some indie/uncommon games ..
But the main problem remains same logs with most of what i tested , what is your comment on that ?
You don't need meson or mingw if you only want to use dxvk. Just make sure your vulkan driver works for 64 and 32 bit applications (how you do this will depend on your distro), and install dxvk as described here https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk#how-to-use
i am using wine staging 4.11 , beside winetricks last version. i installed dxvk /vulkan for ubuntu (plus runtime sdk from winetricks )/meson/MinGw64 etc.
but with starting games notice i said " games " there is a same result almost " missing directx 11 please update it or install it etc as i remember ) but this message disappeared when i made "dxgi" built-in not native ...
but the logs from "dxvk " are still the same almost if not "all" so it does not matter the name of "target" ..
the logs ..
LOGS.tar.gz
thanks