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sup guys,

as of the 1.5.6 beta (and for a little while now i'm guessing) the launcher doesn't work on linux, meaning you can't mod the game

has anyone figured out a workaround to this? a way to get the launcher working, or manual mod installation? thanks in advance.

edit: found out how you're able to do it. you gotta go into bannerlord's config in steam, and add the below line into launch paramaters. this is just what i have, replace the mods with your mods. everything after "storymode" and prior to "_MODULES_" are mods. none of them really work however, seems like i just crash after a few seconds. oh well.

YellowApple said:

Bannerlord bugfixes are now in the latest (pre-)release of GloriousEggroll's Proton build, so y'all can now rely on quasi-official builds instead of trusting my build to not drink from your skulls or eat your livers, lol

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Hey guys.

You proton devs have been ****ing killing it lately. Big thanks to you guys.

I just installed this. Here's the quick and dirty of what I did, as well as the results I got.

>installed GE's proton build
>booted the game up, saving still takes forever at this point
>protontricks 261550 annihilate (this removes everything installed other than the game itself and proton, basically clean slate)
>protontricks 261550 vcrun2019
>protontricks 261550 dotnet48

Almost like magic. I'm about 15 minutes in so far, and it's very good. FPS is stable, no crashes yet, and saving takes maybe 2-4 seconds down from 60 seconds.

Edit: After about 4 hours of playing with this setup, I seem to have isolated when it crashes. It has a high chance of crashing when dealing with your party screen, dungeon, fief management and similar menus. I haven't experienced a crash in the overworld or during a fight, only when managing my prisoners/fiefs/clan.

Specs:
Ubuntu 19.10
Ryzen 5 2600x
Radeon RX 580

perrypus said:

If you are up for it, I was able to fix that issue using this method here https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/3706#issuecomment-608470661. It involves building your own proton using proton-tkg, and installing a few additional packages. I have the same specs as you (Ryzen 2600, RX 580, 8GB RAM) on Manjaro and saving now only takes 3 seconds, and I'm still getting 45-60 fps on overworld and battles.

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Hell yeah bro. I'll look into it. Last night I installed dotnet48 with protontricks and it made my game REALLY unstable. It'd be smooth 60fps, then I'd save (which took 5 seconds, so that's good), but after the save it'd run at 20fps with significant stutter on top, and crash randomly.

Using YellowApple's custom proton build (https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/3706) and nothing else, I'm able to get a good stable 45-60 FPS in both the overworld and battles. Only drawback is it takes a good 3-7 minutes (no exaggeration) to save my game. I really hope the devs figure out a way to make the game play well with linux. Game is great so far, but those save/load times are KILLING me.

I'm on Ubuntu 19.10
CPU is Ryzen 5 2600x
GPU is Radeon RX 580

Edit: formatting

Slavos said:

Do you have Open BRF? Because you gonna need it to import meshes

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Yep, I have it. Where do I import them to?

kalarhan said:

Check the troops used on parties_templates. If trees are defined there you can remove their use when a lord recruits new soldiers.

you can't removed troops from troops.txt, it breaks the game references. If you had the .py modsys you could recompile it. Did you ask the modder?

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Thanks. Yeah, this isn't going to work. To do what I want with this mod I'll likely require the python code, but I don't think that's going to happen, as I'm not sure this mod even uses the module system.

What's a good step-off point for adding new armor meshes to a mod, assuming I have the .py? I'm going to be using the Floris Dev suite.

harlehus said:

Given you already asked this multiple times on the much more populated floris board and didn't get the answer you were looking for: I'm sorry to say this but i don't think you are going to get any thing better than "You could adjust the gamma bwahhh" in this forum that, to put it mildly, is quite quiet.
I'm aware you're just putting it out there, i just thought i would give you the heads up on the nonexistent possibility of a satisfying answer.

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I fully understand. I was just hoping that maybe this time around someone would have a solution. No harm, no foul.

Service_Disconnect said:

Are you set to DirectX 7 or 9?

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DirectX 9

harlehus said:

I for one enjoy the gloomyness and am stuned at how bad the native map look in comparison.

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To each his own, I suppose. I personally prefer the native map by far.



Anyone have a potential solution? I'm primarily looking to get the native world textures and lighting back.

Big thanks to Hanakoganei for helping us all out with this, and big thanks to Kleiner as well for making it so much easier.

I am getting the cursor all over the ground, and while it is totally ignorable having played with it for days, it is pretty unimmersive. I do have the proper line in module.ini, and I was wondering if you have any possible solution to this issue.

Thanks a lot!

Rivus said:

This is an easy fix
1) Take the native music.txt
2) Drop it in Floris Mod Pack
3) Overwrite the existing music file

There you go. You don't have to move the native music files around because the original music is in warbands root folder, and the native draws its resources from there.

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Thank you, I never thought of looking in the "Native" module directory, but thanks.


Anyone know how to get the native map texture? The current map texture is too dark and gritty, it's not colorful like the native map.

Sorry for the necropost, but what do I do to fix this?

stevehoos said:

Make sure you have this version with the patch:

http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,245842.0.html

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