: Once you launch the game, DXVK will automatically begin translating graphics calls to Vulkan. You might notice a temporary "stutter" as it compiles shaders for the first time.
The file you are looking for——is a tarball , a standard archive format on Linux. Inside this uncompressed tar file (or sometimes a .tar.gz compressed version), you will find:
Open the extracted folder. Depending on your game, you’ll need files from either the x32 or x64 folder: DX9 games: Grab d3d9.dll . DX10/11 games: Grab dxgi.dll and d3d11.dll .
: Specific fixes were implemented for titles such as Black Mesa , Dark Souls II , Euro Truck Simulator , and Crysis 3 Remastered .
# For 64-bit games cp x64/d3d9.dll x64/d3d10.dll x64/d3d11.dll x64/dxgi.dll ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/
After downloading, verify the file integrity. On Linux/macOS, run: