[Bug 39132] Skyrim: flickering / glitchy shadows

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https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39132

tzone at posteo.de changed:

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--- Comment #5 from tzone at posteo.de ---
I experience this issue too.

Basically the thrown shadows (trees, etc.) consisted always of squares. The
cloud shadows on land have changed in an annoying flickering way though with
rapidly moving radiant lines on camera movement.

There is a workaround mentioned in a test report [1], which states to set
bDeferredShadows=0 in SkyrimPrefs.ini. However this did not work for me.

My wine version is 1.9.5 with wine-staging (last CSMT enabled version) and mesa
with d3d9 support. Disabling CSMT did not change the glitch. Linux Distribution
is Gentoo 64 bit on a plain desktop profile (no compositing wm). Windows 7 mode
globally in prefix.

Strange thing is, that I can’t recall to having this bug yesterday, which was
the same wine version. I did a check of game data though, which changed one
file and removed the ControlMap (Skyrim keymap; due to Skyrim bug). Couldn’t
find a valid workaround since then.
Unfortunately options like bDrawShadows=0 also don’t seem to disable shadows
completely. Since the config is overridden occasionally by the game I still
think, that it is actually the right one. ;-)
Wineprefix contains dotnet35, vcrun2008 and steam via winetricks. No
dxfullsetup, because mesa provides the libs.

PD Cant: The steamwebhelper crash is a known issue. (Bug #38960) You can
workaround this by starting steam with the “-no-cef-sandbox” option. In case
you changed the default WinXP as emulated system, you should still run
steamwebhelper as WinXP, since it would otherwise still crash. You can add
additional programs in winecfg and change the Windows version for them.

[1]:
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=24749&iTestingId=92650

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