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JumpThanks for all the updates and help while I was gone. Unfortunately, due to a number of personal circumstances, I will be taking a permanent leave from the Skyrim modding community in general. I won't be able to make updates to this guide or to help out with modding(parts of the guide are already outdated). I'm really sorry for all of that. I wish things could be different and I could still be modding Skyrim like I was, but my modding adventure is over for now. I had fun while I was here and I appreciate all the help and friendly people I've met along the way.
Cheers,
Brittany
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Hopelessdecoy - Skyrim Linux Modder
From the ENB changelog:
"Added LinuxVersion parameter to enblocal.ini and removed separate version for this OS."
WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winhttp.dll=n,b;d3d11.dll=b,n" %command%
Edit : If you can't read any text then you have to open CreationKitPlatformExtended.ini and set bUIDarkTheme to false
Its a simple package install on github if you look it up, I installed both .deb files but I'm pretty sure you only need one. Very easy. Then after that, you need to set a startup command in Steam launch options for Skyrim SSE.
The user guide specifically mentions using AMDVLK in Skyrim launch options under Extra ENB Tips from the Community, but the pathway was completely different for me.
VK_ICD_FILENAMES="/usr/share/vulkan/icd.d/amd_icd64.json" %command%
vk_amdvlk %command%
(This generic one didn't work.)Above are what the guide recommends. The command that I used for Steam startup parameter was instead:
VK_ICD_FILENAMES=/etc/vulkan/icd.d/amd_icd64.json %command%This is just because it was stored in a different spot for some reason. You should use this alternative pathway if the one from the guide does not work. You can also try the following below, which will use both the icd64 and icd32 files - I tried it and had some performance issues though, so I stuck with the icd64.
VK_ICD_FILENAMES=/etc/vulkan/icd.d/amd_icd64.json:/etc/vulkan/icd.d/amd_icd32.json %command%Massive thanks to @gremblebean on Youtube and this video.
but it was actually with the bijin stuff, you need to replace some bijin files to get CBBE to work on them
with other tools (including MO2 and Explorer - copying files, even
Skyrim itself loads much faster).
A long time ago I found that the default "Desktop Integration" settings in winecfg are recommended to be changed from "Bright" to
"None" and for using Dark Theme by default you can change the "WinRT
Theme" settings.
At that time this setting increased UI speed of SSEEdit for me. Maybe that issue is meanwhile fixed, at least I have not
found that this issue with my current low amount of mods was not
noticable.
What you really should not do (and this should be fixed in the guide) is to mix your local wine installation and the proton installation.
1. wine and proton are provided by different communities. Even having same "9.0" does not mean the content is identical.
For that reason do not set WINE environment variable. the wine program is provided by proton and part of steam
2. proton can be a reduced environment wine in contrast to wine distribution itself. protontricks is your friend for maintaining.
3. you should be aware that every game has it's own prefix which corresponds a windows installation (i.e. multiple "C" drives)
4. Do use the WINEPREFIX environment variable if you do want to have a shortcut. I recommend to use it in scripts.
WINEPREFIX points to your skyrim /path/to/steam/or/library/steamapps/compatdata/pfx folder.
Otherwise a great an helpful guide!
Finally to avoid fiddling with WINE environment variable point to proton wine you can use protontricks 'shell' parameter:
$ protontricks <game-id> shell
The game id can be found by starting protontricks with the --gui parameter (Look for Skyrim Special Edition)
I can confirm the dxvk.conf fix here solved my issue. In case the link breaks or the comment gets deleted, the fix is to add "dxvk.enableGraphicsPipelineLibrary = False" to dxvk.conf, which should be located in the same folder as the SkyrimSE binary.
WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 %command%
and making sure your game is running in fullscreen and your resolution is set to one of the supported FSR resolutions for your output resolution which you can google (I'm not going to share a link because typically that's a no-no and I don't even know if Nexus allows sharing links in comments but there is a good article about FSR on System76 website just google it). You also need to be using a patched version of proton such as GE or lutris-fshack. Also, until recently I was under the impression that FSR was a thing specific to AMD video cards but it seems it's not. I'm running it with noticeable improvements on an Nvidia card.
My Skyrim starts with a decent FPS of 48-50. Within five minutes, however, it decays to 12. During that time, it suffers random 1 second freezes. It never recovers from that low framerate.
That is with Community Shaders instead of ENB, eFPS installed, 1k textures on everything (except people who get 2k), and no Jk's anything. I keep lightening it graphically and nothing helps. The only things I haven't done yet are remove the parallax effects and all city overhauls, both of which would make the game visually boring so I'm loathe to do so.
My computer should be able to handle it. It does on Win10 at an average of 50 FPS, except in Falkreath (typical). It has a 8 core i-17 Kabylake CPU, 64G RAM, and a RTX-3060 with 12G VRAM.
I am using Rockerbacon's MO2, and Glorious Eggroll's Proton.
I don't want to give up on Skyrim in Linux. This is the last step before I can tell Microsoft to shove its Establishmentarian junk up its sphincter.
LD_PRELOAD="" %command%
Adding that to Skyrim's launch options in Steam might fix the fps drop until Valve fixes it.More about issue:
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/11446
https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/issues/4436
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