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I suggest avoiding the Vulkan build. It has been crashy in most BG3 releases, including the current one, I think.
For the dx11 build, you might get more help if you post your kernel and amdgpu firmware versions, GPU model, and screen shots showing the bad textures.
It's also worth browsing the Proton comments to see if anyone else has encountered the same problems.
I will rather skip the Vulkan version then, thank you. I will update the post with version information but how do I learn the amdgpu firmware versions please?
Since you're using Fedora Atomic, I'll give you instructions for
rpm-ostree
:Run
rpm-ostree status
and find the deployment with the dot to the left of it. Example output:First one has a dot next to it, which means it's the active version. Copy the value after "BaseCommit:" (in my case it is
2f8263a33190c4e1320233aebbdc8f337b0a6abcba371d4870ae43fba33aea62
)Run
rpm-ostree db list <paste commit hash here> | grep amd
. Example output (my command wasrpm-ostree db list 2f8263a33190c4e1320233aebbdc8f337b0a6abcba371d4870ae43fba33aea62 | grep amd
):In my case, running the most recent update on Fedora Atomic KDE, it looks like I'm running version 20240410-1 of
amd-gpu-firmware
. Yours may vary depending on what update you're on.nice write up, thank you!