(01-14-2026, 03:24 PM)redogg wrote [quote pid="2857" dateline="1768394627"]
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I'd recommend using DXVK version 2.3.1 or 2.3. If you insist on using a newer version and are experiencing stuttering or frame drops, try adding the following two parameters to your DXVK.conf file:
dxvk.enableGraphicsPipelineLibrary = False
d3d9.forceAspectRatio = false
1.10.3 should fit this game the best. Newest versions are horrible in l4d2 as you said
And the cheat worked on version 2.3.1?
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I tried 2.7.1 and 2.7—the performance was terrible on my AMD RX 9060 XT. Those two lines are a workaround to get older versions (e.g., 2.3.1) working with some non-Vulkan Cheat DLLs, but this workaround isn't universal. I also don't launch the game with -vulkan.
(01-14-2026, 04:49 PM)VexNg wrote(01-14-2026, 12:43 PM)Anxiy wrote
I'd recommend using DXVK version 2.3.1 or 2.3. If you insist on using a newer version and are experiencing stuttering or frame drops, try adding the following two parameters to your DXVK.conf file:
dxvk.enableGraphicsPipelineLibrary = False
d3d9.forceAspectRatio = false
I will give this version of DXVK a try. As a matter of fact, there are no issues at all with both the game and the helper tool if you launch it without Vulkan mode — DX9 mode allows you to load the helper tool, yet the game tends to crash easily when there are too many mods installed. However, if you enable Vulkan mode, while the game can run for four or five hours straight without any crashes, you won’t be able to use the helper tool.That’s why I’ve been racking my brain over whether the helper tool can be made compatible with Vulkan mode.
If you're set on trying a new DXVK version, here are the settings from my dxvk.conf that you might find useful:
dxvk.conf:
# Attempt to enable or disable GPL
dxvk.enableGraphicsPipelineLibrary = False
d3d9.forceAspectRatio = false
d3d9.forceSwapchainMSAA = 0
# Disable features that may cause issues
d3d9.supportDFFormats = False
