Buried chest circle not visible on Linux

I haven't noticed this issue on Linux, but I'm using the Vulkan renderer instead of the default GLCore.

I have this same issue, Ubuntu 20, using GLcore.

Tried in Win10 (same machine, dual boot), and the circle appears.

 

You DO hear the sounds of the circle shrinking, but it doesn't show.

Just tested, and yep, using Vulkan the circle IS there.

Switch back to GLcore,  nope, no circle at all.

 

NV 1080, using their drivers, latest avail.

 

 

Same here, didn't see the circle at all with GLcore. Haven't tried vulcan yet, because the launcher says "not fully supported".

 

At least you can see if you are inside the unvisible circle by the flashing red chest symbol on the compas.

 

Also noticed very high memory usage under linux. Was at ~18GB JUST for 7d2d, when i exited the game.

Sometimes you can see it flashing, and when digging same thing if you're on the spot where it would be, it pops in.

 

Keep the icon red as you dig, and when the circle would be gone, you do get the icon on the ground showing where the chest is.

(that's new)

 

I don't use vulkan because of the warning, but tried it just to test, and yep the circle is there. (performance was ugh, but..)

 

Same issues on a iMac. The yellow radius circle does not appear

 

To follow up I switched it to Metal (not supported yet) like the others were switching to Vulcan and the circle appeared but the zombies trees and other renders were messed up.

 

Same for mac both intelbased and M1 with rosetta.

I can confirm this occurs 100% of the time on Mac (x86) using the default OpenGL renderer.  Here is a screenshot where you can see the tiny bit of the orange circle that flashes off and on.

 

 

On a hunch, I turned off temporal anti-aliasing, and the bit of the orange circle that was rendering disappeared entirely.

 

Confirmed.  Vulkan displays circle, GLCore does not.

On 2/16/2022 at 10:58 AM, cheebsco said:

Confirmed.  Vulkan displays circle, GLCore does not.

This doesn't help Mac users.

15 hours ago, BasicallyACat said:

This doesn't help Mac users.

 

When @cheebsco says confirmed, that's a courtesy to us, to let us know that TFP testers have successfully reproduced the bug.  That's the first step to getting it fixed.

 

Since you mention it, I can confirm Galaktus's finding that the orange ring does render when using the Metal renderer, although that's not supported and has other major rendering issues.