similar to: Team Fortress 2 Nvidia 9800GT flickering 3d models

I'm using openSUSE 11.1 KDE 4.1 and I'm trying to install Team Fortress 2 which I installed by clicking run with wine on the setup.exe which was on the DVD. Steam installed installed with no problems, But when I start TF2: 1.I get no background image in the menu, 2. there is no crossair in the game, 3. the scoreboard doesn't appear by click tab, 4. the frag notifications doesn't

Hi, I've been in #winehq all day with this and nobody seemed to have any ideas, so I figured I'd post here. I recently installed TF2, which is an official HL2 mod. No problems with installation. The problem is that when I launch the game itself, it crashes almost immediately and I get the error in the attached log (made using WINEDEBUG=+tid,+seh,+loaddll,+d3d,+d3d_shader,+d3d9). Thus

Specs: Ubuntu 10.10 64bit Nvidia 260 GTX driver ver. 260.19.44 4 gig ram onboard sound wine ver. 1.3.16 So TF2 runs great, in dx9 mode its all good. THAT IS until something pops up on my desktop in the form of a notification or if I needed to alt+tab to something. I'm running it windowed at 1280x800 through the steam interface, the winecfg is not configured to run in a simulated desktop

Hello, I'm using Wine 1.4rc5 (because earlier versions seemed to lag rather badly when rendering pages in Steam) on kernel 3.0.0-12.20 using the (latest) 64-bit NVIDIA driver version 295.20 (installed from the file from NVIDIA) for the Quadro 160M (which runs has run TF2 just fine in the past). I understand that Team Fortress 2 and other Source games require 32-bit display driver libraries,

I can not seem to get TF2 to run anymore. Steam launches fine, TF2 takes awhile to load but still loads, and then I says loading for a few minutes, my mouse appears in front of tf2 and then it crashes. Things I've Tried. -Update from 1.2 - 1.3.2 -disable audio -add gameoverlayrenderer to the dll disable as well as 64 version to be safe. However it still crashes. here is a pastebin of the

Greetings fellow Wine users, ????????I saw a prior message in the archives from 'darckness cyrix12 at cox.net' mentioning a problem trying to run TF2. I'm running on the latest git, or wine-0.9.45-426-g71d70f0, and appear to be having a similar problem. I have a gzip of a log with WINEDEBUG=+tid,+seh,+loaddll,+d3d,+d3d_shader, +d3d9 [1], running Steam and attempting to launch TF2.

Hello, I'm trying to run Team Fortress 2 on Linux using Wine 1.0. I tried starting the game from Steam, but it shows the loading TF2 window, then closes and never starts the game. I know the game isn't supposed to run on Linux, but I have a question about gameinfo.txt. I tried starting hl2.exe in: /.wine/drive_c/Program Files/steam/steamapps\*user*\team fortress 2 folder, but it said I

Hello there, After downloading the latest version of wine, latest graphics drivers and install Steam through PlayOnLinux, I tried to launch Team Fortress 2. The initial Valve sound played and then the menu soud, but there was absolutely no video/display. Checking the processes list, hl2.exe was still running, so obviously something is going wrong here. My system should be fine, as I used to run

Hello! I just installed TF2 and Steam through WINE. However, once I started it, it said my hardware must support at least Pixel Shader 1.1 to run the game. I looked up my Gfx card online, and the specs say my card supports Pixel shader 1.4. The requirements on the box say I need a card that supports Direct X 8. This shouldn't be a problem, because I've used both 8 and 9 on Windows. Is this

Hello gentlemen, I try to start Team Fortress 2, which shows the Valve splash screen in a little box in the middle of my screen (supposed to be fullscreen), and then the screen goes black for a second and it crashes afterwards. I tried running it with '-dxlevel 81' both from the wine command in the terminal and in the game's properties in Steam, but it shows no difference. Anyone

I have a GTX260 216 core, running the latest Nvidia binary driver(260.xx). I have a Phenom II x4 3.2ghz, and 4GB of DDR3-1600 ram. All in all, not a bad system. Now, my problem is that no matter what settings I use, I tend to get in the 30-50fps range with DX8.1. Lower if there's a lot of action onscreen. The interesting thing is that my frame-rate doesn't change significantly with

Hi guys, Everything worked fine on 1.3.4 I think, then since a new wine version I guess (or new tf2 one ...) the game just doesn't launch at all ... I voted for http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=25256 but I would like to know if there was something to do (ubuntu Lucid) please. Thanks Shad

This problem has already been addressed on the AppDB for TF2, and it's been announced that it's due to the video card and mainly occurs with ATI video cards, which I currently have. However, I'm wondering if there's been a solution to this from either the Wine community or ATI themselves. I haven't been able to find anything on either official support website.

I haven't been able to find a way yet, but is it possible to somehow have steam run not in a virtual desktop or at least a seperate virtual desktop than team fortress 2? If I could alt tab or switch desktop spaces and be able to access steam from my taskbar so I can talk to my friends in the game (since in-game overlay doesn't work) Or join them using the steam friends options without

I have problems with installing Team Fortress 2 on wine 0.9.59 (the version from repositories). When Steam wants me to insert disc 2, I type "wine eject" in a console, insert the second disc, click ok, but then the same message appears - "Please insert disc 2". When I click it a couple of times, the window breaks - there's only a part of titlebar. Does anyone know a

Hi Folks, I have been using Wine for some time now to run Team Fortress 2 (and other HL2 based games) on my Ubuntu system. I was previously running Ubuntu 7.10 with an Athlon64 3800+, a 7600GT (256MB of RAM), and 2GB of DDR2 333MHz. Recently I upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 (i386) with an AthlonX2 64 6000+, an 8800GT (1GB of RAM) and 4GB of DDR 800MHz. I was really hoping for a nice performance bump

Hm, this kind of "incomplete fill" flicker could be due to something just not being able to keep up. But you may be in luck - nouveau may support reclocking on your GPU -- check the contents /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/pstate for the various options, and echo e.g. "0f" or "22" or whatever the desired level is listed as back into that file (note - AC = "current",

That's rather odd ... a reclock should not persist across a reboot. On Fri, Dec 27, 2019 at 7:51 PM Jairo Quintanilla <jairo_6875 at hotmail.com> wrote: > Hi again. > > I made echo 0f > /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/pstate and then reboot the > system. > > And, flickering disappear completely, I just have some tearing when > something it's moving a lot in videos.

Lets get this out of the way first. My laptop has: Wine Version 1.3.18 Linux Mint 10 64-bit Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 @ 2.80GHz nvidia GeForce 9400 nvidia GeForce 260m SLI nvidia Driver Version 260.19.06 If theres anything I left out let me know and I'll do my best My problem is that on the games I am running through wine, I am getting a reduced frames per second compared to what I had before

Okay, so awhile back I had a problem with Steam. It wouldn't start and so I fixed that after installing a minimal version of winetricks (I removed a few things I knew I wouldn't need). Then Steam worked. Unfortunately I then had a problem with Team Fortress 2. This time the game wouldn't load. So I read the AppDB for Team Fortress 2 again and it said to disable Steam Community