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But for NVIDIA GPU's, you can delete some outdated binaries in the games instalation and if you have PhysX installed (IE via the geoforce experience driver manager) it works wonderfully.
For windows at least...
Got an update for you, I tested enabling PhysX on my AMD card and it runs fine. And I didn't use Wine Staging, just Proton 9.0.
HUHHH? on AMD?
and you have cloth physics and no laggy glass and everything?
Im not sure how to setup what youre suggesting.
There's also some convoluted way if you want it inside of steam but idk.
Nope, I didn't, it just worked out.
It seems it gives some lagging later in the game, when you have to fight Pirandello Kruger with guns. But at least initially when just doing parkour, it works fine.
The goal im looking for is to make the game playable with that option on, IN enviroments that massively take advantage of physx, such as the start of combat in any glass office.
The video you linked doesnt show anything referring to wine staging. just creating and editing a gamefixes and installing something with protontools (that I alrealdy did).
Attempting to improvise it into actionable advice for this game results in an unlauncahble title.