MoltenVK VS DXVK-macOS

You could try replacing the wrappers libMoltenVK.dylib found in /Frameworks with the one I’d just uploaded https://github.com/The-Wineskin-Project/MoltenVK/releases/download/v1.2.3/macos-1.2.3-g5cbeaaa-UE4hack-zeroinit-dxvk.tar.xz

Here's the Roguelike third-person shooter Unreal Engine 4 game called Crab Champions that seems to be working thanks to the people who made the UE4 Moltenvk fix (https://github.com/The-Wineskin-Project/MoltenVK/releases).

However, it looks like the latest libMoltenVK (macos-1.2.3-g7b9a415a-UE4hack-Wideline-zeroinit) (huge thanks to Gcenx and nastys/italomandara!) allows the game to work almost perfectly (at least in the few minutes I've been testing).

There’s no need to build MoltenVK from source you can grab prebuilt archives from https://github.com/The-Wineskin-Project/MoltenVK

If this game uses DXVK then try using the following build https://github.com/The-Wineskin-Project/MoltenVK/releases/download/v1.2.0/macos-1.2.0-pr1678-UE4hack-Wideline-zeroinit.tar.xz

You could instead grab an archive from my mirror https://github.com/The-Wineskin-Project/MoltenVK/releases

https://github.com/Gcenx/MoltenVK/releases/tag/v1.1.7 apply these to your crossover and see how it works.

I was testing this version of MoltenVK (Macos_dxvk_patched-1.1.8.tarxz) (https://github.com/Gcenx/MoltenVK/releases/tag/v1.1.8) and I was able to able to get in the game. Before this the game was able to get to the Manu but would just black screen after starting.

The same is true for MoltenVK don’t use the upstream releases/VulkanSDK, instead use https://github.com/Gcenx/MoltenVK

I also downloaded https://github.com/Gcenx/DXVK-macOS/releases and put the contents of x64 directly into the game folder (not sure if this is also necessary)

And DXVK from https://github.com/Gcenx/DXVK-macOS/releases

I just wanted to jump in here and say that i've been playing DRG through Crossover for a few hours now, i have things to note; -Base 14" M1 Pro MBP -Windows 10 64 bit bottle -Used MoltenVK dylib from https://github.com/nastys/MoltenVK/releases ^ This is the important part, replace MoltenVK.dylib in "Contents/SharedSupport/CrossOver/lib64" (In the Crossover package) with the one above -Tried both original and modded async dll's from https://github.com/Gcenx/DXVK-macOS/releases Both dll kits performed similarly within 5% of eachother, so this step can be ignored in my case. Might help with higher end M1/M2 Max -While i only managed to average 55fps in the lobby, i ended up having a "stable" (minus the compiling of shaders stutters) 75fps+ in 1440p -Performance is only slightly affected by graphics quality/resolution, which leads me to believe that in my case, i'm bottlenecked by the CPU.

DXVK-macOS: install these libraries, then these.Game hungs a bit at start, but then works good for me. And UI icons are missed, so you should know what to press in menu.

For DXVK you’d really want to be using dxvk-macOS-async-1.10.3_for_crossover, that contains all expected dlls and can replace the ones shipped by CodeWeavers.

For the brave ones who are willing to get their hands a little dirty, I discovered some ways to both improve performance and get rid of the graphical issue with the ocean on Kerbin. To do so, you need to build the latest MoltenVK and grab the latest DXVK release and update the proper files in your Crossover installation. In addition, you need to copy the dxvk.conf file and place it in the same directory as KSP2_x64.exe. Set enableRefactoring, ignoreGraphicsBarriers, and enableAsync to True in this config file. My experience from these tweaks was a 20-25% increase in FPS.

Download latest release DXVK from here https://github.com/Gcenx/DXVK-macOS (dxvk-macOS-async-1.10.3_for_crossover)

You’d want to be using ether the version shipped with CrossOver or use the custom version I’m providing DXVK-macOS

According to DXVK-macOS, only DX10 (64-bit) and DX11 (64-bit) are supported so maybe WineD3D is required for D3D9?