Then, you can run the game by running this command: flatpak run com.realm667.
#Gzdoom performance install#
Assuming you have Flatpak installed, and the Flathub repository set up, you can install Blade of Agony by running this command in a terminal: flatpak install _Blade_of_Agony. 13 14 14 comments Best Add a Comment lampenpam 6 yr. Any performance tips I am already playing with neither texture filtering nor dynamic lights. The Flatpak package can be found on Flathub. Playing on a laptop with a i5 mobile, gt940m and 8 gigs of ram, on latest gzdoom build, after killing more than 100 demons, my framerate downs to numbers under 30.
Note that this may not be an option for some users, since some distributions like Linux Mint have disabled snap packages. To install it, open a terminal and run this command: snap install boa. The Snap package can be found on Snapcraft. To run Blade of Agony on GZDoom, run this command: gzdoom -iwad /path/to/boa.ipk3Īlternatively, you can download and run the Snap or Flatpak packages. For compiling a build of GZDoom to run Blade of Agony, we recommend building from this commit. If you use an outdated GZDoom build, you will get errors like this, since Blade of Agony takes advantage of many features which are not available in older builds of GZDoom. You may need to compile your own GZDoom builds, since a build newer than 4.5.0 is needed to run Blade of Agony.
This is the Doom source port GZDoom, as a snap Skulltag now supports Intel based Macintoshes (mainly done by. You can download the Chapter 3 release from the Downloads page, and then unzip boa.ipk3 (and optionally boa_dt.pk3 for a slight visual enhancement to some textures with parallax occlusion mapping) from boa_c3.zip. Performance is much better than LZDoom 3. There are multiple ways to install and play Wolfenstein: Blade of Agony on GNU/Linux.
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