graphics bug [Linux]

[botho]

I have graphics issues on the map.
The issues depend on the zoom level. One particular level seems perfect, the others all seem more or less bugged.

Not sure which system information I should provide.
Fully up-to-date Arch Linux system (which runs eu4, hoi4, stellaris perfectly)

 

[AndrewT]

FYI only Ubuntu is supported, so if this is a bug and confined to Arch it's unlikely to be fixed I'm afraid.

Please attach your Documents/Paradox/Imperator/pdx_settings.txt.
From your Documents/Paradox/Imperator/logs/ folder, attach system.log .

Also in Steam please click on Steam-Help-System Info, and paste everything there into a text file and attach that here.

 

[botho]

I cannot find any of the requested files on my system. Anywhere in /

sysinfo file from steam attached.

thank you

 

[AndrewT]

FYI the game is not supported on Intel video systems on any OS.


Steam on Linux:
The binary and DLC folder by default are in ~/.steam/steam/SteamApps/common/Imperator/binaries/
The user files (settings.txt, error logs, saved games, gfx, mods) are in .local/share/Paradox\ Interactive/Imperator/ .

GoG on Linux:
Main game files: ~/.local/share/Paradox Interactive/Imperator/
logs: ~/.local/share/Paradox Interactive/Imperator/logs

 

[botho]

I did not know Intel was not supported. Any reason why?
This is a bit strange imo. At least eu4 devs seem to value Linux, and intel are the only vendor with good open-source drivers.

 

[AndrewT]

I did not know Intel was not supported. Any reason why?

Because they do not have a dedicated GPU and little or no Vram of their own. Essentially they are too weak and slow for most games. That said, the 620 you have is at the high end of their range so I'm a little surprised it has the display issues you see.

At least eu4 devs seem to value Linux

Intels are not supported with that game either, indeed virtually none of our games, whether published or developed by us.

intel are the only vendor with good open-source drivers.

The nVidia proprietary drivers are fine IMO. The Mesa drivers for AMD are more or less as good as their ones for Intel, AFAIK?


Anyway I really don't see anything we can do in those files to address your issue. Have you tried Windowed mode, whether borderless or not?

 

[botho]

I have. I will install Ubuntu and test there.