Portal Me half way through portal 2 (Sorry for this assault against your eyes)

Me half way through portal 2 (Sorry for this assault against your eyes)
what does it mean
I’ve found the exit...
Featuring dante from the devil may cry series
Not sure how many of you would agree
Portal 2 update for 2/18/21 (2/19/21 UTC)
I drew Chell eating some cake!
update queued for WHAT
My new wallpaperon my phone. Amazing art by u/MucdabaMicer
Portal 2 Benchmarks: Vulkan on Linux | Vulkan Internally Wine | Vulkan Externally Wine | OpenGL on Linux
SO I JUST UPDATED PORTAL 2 AND THEY FINALLY REMOVED TRADING LMFAOOO
So I made a cake today...
Portal 2 now has vulkan support, THIS IS NOT A TEST
Perfectly describe the Portal 2 soundtrack
hmmm
Just My Wheatley Hoodie
Should I use Vulkan on Windows?
Here's my aecong Portal cover, this time it's "Want You Gone"
Where are the 'back rooms' from the escape part of Portal in Portal 2? The later parts of old aperture look somewhat similar but do we know for sure where they are?
Cake
New Portal2 version fixes the "trading coming soon" screen
quickplay not working?
I am building a 2d portal-like browser game

Me half way through portal 2 (Sorry for this assault against your eyes)

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 03:36 PM PST

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what does it mean

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 04:04 PM PST

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I’ve found the exit...

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 09:11 AM PST

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Featuring dante from the devil may cry series

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 06:44 PM PST

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Not sure how many of you would agree

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 04:26 PM PST

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Portal 2 update for 2/18/21 (2/19/21 UTC)

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 04:09 PM PST

Via the Steam store:

Improvements:

Implemented a Vulkan render backend (currently accessible through the -vulkan command line parameter).
Improved compile time for Perpetual Training Initiative puzzles.
Improved advanced video settings descriptions.
Made the game Hi-DPI aware.
Smarter default video settings.
Improved resolution of player avatars throughout the game.
Players can now be invited to play co-op on controller.
Button text contrast and padding has been improved when using a controller.
Implemented a 360° Spin action.
The portalgun is now correctly affected by dynamic lights (projected textures) in the scene.
Improved client-side prediction for coop play.
Added the ability for workshop levels to pack particles into their map with a particles/map_manifest.txt
Misc. rendering optimizations.
Added an icon to the game on Linux.
Removed the "Trading Coming Soon" button.

Bug Fixes:

Fixed a crash on startup that could happen on Linux.
Fixed a crash that could occur in some community test chambers using BEEMod on Linux.
Fixed the credits being corrupted on Linux.
Fixed the intro videos for acts 2 and 3 not playing on Linux.
Fixed the game starting in the top left corner of the screen on Linux.
Fixed a crash in the PeTI if you placed a light strip above a laser catcher on the floor and linked it to a fizzler.
Fixed the fizzler not playing the retract animation when turned off in new PeTI maps.
Fixed being able to copy 'uncopyable' items in the PeTI leading to invalid/broken levels.
Fixed some items in PeTI not maintaining their portalability state when expanding the chamber boundaries.
Fixed a crash if PeTI avatars could not be retrieved.
Fixed Cave Johnson's lines not progressing when playing queued workshop levels.
Fixed a memory leak that could occur when changing levels.
Fixed a bug where you could no longer ping/taunt via mouse/keyboard if you have ever used a controller.
Fixed the ping menu being visible when quick pinging on controller.
Fixed the game instructor not respecting input types for respective players in split-screen mode.
Fixed rumble not being respected for respective players in split-screen mode.
Fixed the wrong avatar being used if playing coop after playing a workshop level.
Fixed the OnFiredPortal2 output not firing.
Fixed some text being duplicated on the screen multiple times.

Rumor has it:

Size is ~35 MB

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I drew Chell eating some cake!

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 07:39 PM PST

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update queued for WHAT

Posted: 19 Feb 2021 12:52 AM PST

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My new wallpaperon my phone. Amazing art by u/MucdabaMicer

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 06:36 PM PST

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Portal 2 Benchmarks: Vulkan on Linux | Vulkan Internally Wine | Vulkan Externally Wine | OpenGL on Linux

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 06:32 PM PST

With this new Portal 2 update, I wanted to test out which way of playing Portal 2 on Linux would give me the most performance.

To start off, I am running the latest version of Arch Linux, running Linux511-tkg, which has the futex2 patch for better multi-threading performance with Fsync. I am also using proton-tkg, which supports this futex2 patch. I am using Mesa 21 compiled from git. My actual hardware specs are a Ryzen 5 2600 overclocked to 4.1ghz, and a Radeon RX 580 with a slight overclock.

Here are my results:

#1 External DXVK (Portal 2 is using DirectX 9, and it is being translated to Vulkan externally) Take 1: 4132 frames 6.587 seconds 627.31 fps ( 1.59 ms/f) 90.125 fps variability Take 2: 4132 frames 6.522 seconds 633.55 fps ( 1.58 ms/f) 89.018 fps variability Take 3: 4132 frames 6.522 seconds 633.55 fps ( 1.58 ms/f) 89.018 fps variability Take 4: 4132 frames 6.604 seconds 625.72 fps ( 1.60 ms/f) 90.383 fps variability #2 Internal DXVK Through Wine (The -vulkan flag is passed onto portal while running on Wine) Take 1: 4132 frames 6.578 seconds 628.14 fps ( 1.59 ms/f) 94.189 fps variability Take 2: 4132 frames 6.525 seconds 633.21 fps ( 1.58 ms/f) 91.916 fps variability Take 3: 4132 frames 6.372 seconds 648.43 fps ( 1.54 ms/f) 90.297 fps variability Take 4: 4132 frames 6.499 seconds 635.83 fps ( 1.57 ms/f) 92.918 fps variability #3 OpenGL On Linux (The Standard Way, Using internal ToGL) Take 1: 4132 frames 10.273 seconds 402.20 fps ( 2.49 ms/f) 51.058 fps variability Take 2: 4132 frames 10.266 seconds 402.50 fps ( 2.48 ms/f) 50.972 fps variability Take 3: 4132 frames 10.235 seconds 403.72 fps ( 2.48 ms/f) 50.186 fps variability Take 4: 4132 frames 10.283 seconds 401.84 fps ( 2.49 ms/f) 51.946 fps variability #4 Vulkan on Linux (Valve Compiled DXVK Internally, so this means it can be used on Linux) Take 1: 4132 frames 21.070 seconds 196.11 fps ( 5.10 ms/f) 25.603 fps variability Take 2: 4132 frames 21.053 seconds 196.26 fps ( 5.10 ms/f) 25.461 fps variability Take 3: 4132 frames 21.040 seconds 196.39 fps ( 5.09 ms/f) 25.524 fps variability Take 4: 4132 frames 21.059 seconds 196.21 fps ( 5.10 ms/f) 25.777 fps variability

As you can see, the most performant way was the internal DXVK, #2, which is passing -vulkan to Portal 2 while running on Wine. The worst way was passing -vulkan while running natively on Linux.

The only thing I can't test is native DirectX9 performance on Windows, so I don't know if DXVK both internally and externally is an improvement.

So, in conclusion, the most performant way to play Portal 2 on Linux is to use Wine with the -vulkan flag. If you don't want to use Wine, the normal OpenGL is just fine. To be honest, you aren't losing to much, seeing as I was already at 400fps with OpenGL, but you may be on potato hardware (lol).

If you guys wanna bench it yourself, here is a benchmark made by the very swag fiend#3938 on the mastercomfig discord.

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SO I JUST UPDATED PORTAL 2 AND THEY FINALLY REMOVED TRADING LMFAOOO

Posted: 19 Feb 2021 03:43 AM PST

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So I made a cake today...

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 02:27 PM PST

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Portal 2 now has vulkan support, THIS IS NOT A TEST

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 04:54 PM PST

An update has been released for Portal 2. Improvements: - Implemented a Vulkan render backend (currently accessible through the -vulkan command line parameter). - Improved compile time for Perpetual Training Initiative puzzles. - Improved advanced video settings descriptions. - Made the game Hi-DPI aware. - Smarter default video settings. - Improved resolution of player avatars throughout the game. - Players can now be invited to play co-op on controller. - Button text contrast and padding has been improved when using a controller. - Implemented a 360° Spin action. - The portalgun is now correctly affected by dynamic lights (projected textures) in the scene. - Improved client-side prediction for coop play. - Added the ability for workshop levels to pack particles into their map with a particles/map_manifest.txt - Misc. rendering optimizations. - Added an icon to the game on Linux. - Removed the "Trading Coming Soon" button. Bug Fixes: - Fixed a crash on startup that could happen on Linux. - Fixed a crash that could occur in some community test chambers using BEEMod on Linux. - Fixed the credits being corrupted on Linux. - Fixed the intro videos for acts 2 and 3 not playing on Linux. - Fixed the game starting in the top left corner of the screen on Linux. - Fixed a crash in the PeTI if you placed a light strip above a laser catcher on the floor and linked it to a fizzler. - Fixed the fizzler not playing the retract animation when turned off in new PeTI maps. - Fixed being able to copy 'uncopyable' items in the PeTI leading to invalid/broken levels. - Fixed some items in PeTI not maintaining their portalability state when expanding the chamber boundaries. - Fixed a crash if PeTI avatars could not be retrieved. - Fixed Cave Johnson's lines not progressing when playing queued workshop levels. - Fixed a memory leak that could occur when changing levels. - Fixed a bug where you could no longer ping/taunt via mouse/keyboard if you have ever used a controller. - Fixed the ping menu being visible when quick pinging on controller. - Fixed the game instructor not respecting input types for respective players in split-screen mode. - Fixed rumble not being respected for respective players in split-screen mode. - Fixed the wrong avatar being used if playing coop after playing a workshop level. - Fixed the OnFiredPortal2 output not firing. - Fixed some text being duplicated on the screen multiple times.

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Perfectly describe the Portal 2 soundtrack

Posted: 18 Feb 2021 03:01 PM PST