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at the moment it's a bit high but I am running 11 layers and a large assets and it's still faster then a standard material

@@JohnLogostini wow that's impressive! Really good work.

At some point I probably will however at the current moment it's in active development

thanks man

Yes it's just a block out but LevelCap made a way better version

changing it to proton 8 fixed it

Are you using Flatpack Steam?

@@JohnLogostini nevermind i found another method to get uefn (i used lutris)

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I can and I will but do note it only works part of the time for me as Epic is always braking EAC

@@JohnLogostini yeah i understand but ill do some testing too and i might be able to crack it down and be able to play online

It's not fully playable but yeah I can

@@JohnLogostini thank you!!!

Working on it I am just finishing up with porting the rest of Epics demos to Linux then I will have a bit of Fortnite stuff to show

@@JohnLogostini okay :)

Epic released the Source Code for the City part of the demo what you see is that demo mixed with some custom work

A: To prove from a rendering and Unreal point of view Fortnite can run on Linux and EAC is the only fake problem left and B: UEFN doesn't need Fortnite to work you can make Modes and Maps on Linux and test them on Console

​@@JohnLogostiniThats what im doing here landscape and verse and do a bulk of the work in creative 1.0 i have no good computer.

Let's make one

I take it wine is a prerequisite?

​@@Seriouslydave Yes but that's buneld with Proton so in my case Steam is the only prerequisite

I started a Discord and now re reading your post you said commentary not community Discord: discord.gg/z23bh8csVw

​@@JohnLogostinilol im sure there are enough linux users that want this. Im trying to get this going on an old chromebook with voidlinux. I have steam running. That was the easy part. I just need landscaping verse and tweaks like materials for now on basic island projects. Later on i want to make some 1 player projects that will need an upgraded hardware, but i hate windows so i will still use this.

We need to know how.

if i had to guess it was just someone swapping the fortnite EAC drivers with the drivers from a proton compatible game with EAC

Working on it

@@JohnLogostini Working on it?

Lol same here. I actually just installed Winblows on my new gaming PC. I dual boot on SteamDeck, but trying VR as well recently, so not a lot of luck on Linux. Hopefully things change in the not so distant future. It's a shame because the power is there, but the software support or hardware limitations gimp the whole operation.

If you know someone with a Deck get them to follow my tutorial and see if it works th-cam.com/video/MLdFVyLrbtg/w-d-xo.html

@@JohnLogostini Ok but Do you have a video of Fornite gameplay Running on linux

@@BrotherShield Sort of it dosent work as well as UEFN th-cam.com/video/fjoVNYPSMV0/w-d-xo.html&t

Yeah EAC can be a bit random I will post a higher quality video soon with a bit more details hopefully we can put some pressure on Epic i know a lot of people still think Fortnite cant run on Linux due to the graphics so why bother with EAC at all but as you can see in my other videos UEFN works 100% so EAC is all that's left

I feel ya. Fortnite and other games make me dual boot on the steamdeck and I just built a new gaming PC this week and sadly decided to go Winblows for things like Fortnite and others, plus VR. I wish things would be better for Linux, but at least there's been progress over the years! I also remember a long time ago running Fortnite on a custom-ROM android, and it would kick me out randomly too. Proof that it runs ok on most devices, but sadly Epic introduced so many artificial limitations with the stupid EAC@@JohnLogostini

tutorial: th-cam.com/video/1mg8jq6ZIiE/w-d-xo.html&t

Thy are from the Jungle pack but any material will work all you need is a height map

@@JohnLogostini Yup i tried using Quixel materials and it works, but as a landscape material not quite.. Also has a noticeable performance hit

@@TheeScienceExplained Yeah it slows things and what i showed in the video is a landscape also the rocks on the side are tessellated as well

It allows a crazy amount of detail without needing crazy workflows like mesh discs

@@JohnLogostini letssss GOOOOOOO!!!!!