#Left 4 dead 2 port upgrade#
#Left 4 dead 2 port plus#

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#Left 4 dead 2 port plus#

Plus a bunch of bug fixes, some of which are Linux specific including a startup crash, possible text corruption fixes for UTF-8 conversion, addon info being truncated 'much earlier on Linux', the Windowed (No Border) option should now work on Linux plus a bunch of new scripting hooks for modders.

Made the intro video skippable by any button on a Steam Controller.

Added a flashlight binding to the default controller config.

The game instructor (in-game hints) now shows controller buttons and hints.

Now able to browse achievement details on controller.

Now able to manage addons on controller.

Now able to fully manage lobbys on controller.

Now able to select mutations on controller.

Made confirmation prompts accessible on controller.

Added controller button icons across the UI.

Lobbies that connect via a forced server IP are not considered for 'Official Only' Quick Match searches. There are a set of defaults provided, very_high_4k, very_high, high, medium and low. Added aВ -bench_settings В command line parameter to load a cfg/video_bench_.txt file containing settings to load. Added aВ +bench_demo command line parameter which will run a demo, and quit after it is finished.

Added an FOV slider to the Multiplayer settings. Any conflicting addons will still be highlighted in red with conflicts printed to the console. New archived cvar 'addons_hide_conflict_dialog' suppresses the warning dialog in the addons screen. New cvar 'charger_pz_claw_damage' functions the same as equivalent melee cvars for other specials. Cvars 'survivor_incap_health' and 'survivor_incap_decay_rate' can now be changed after startup. Marked fps_max and viewmodel_fov as FCVAR_RELEASE. Improved full-screen quad rendering performance. Improved default settings for window size and type. Marked the game as DPI-aware for high DPI displays. Better support for ultrawide monitors in the UI and game (requires Vulkan if using Linux) There's plenty else that's new including: To do so: right click the game and go to Properties, ensure you're on the General tab on the left, then enter '-vulkan' (without quotes) in the Launch Options box. It can be enabled by adding '-vulkan' as a command line option. Much like we saw with DXVK being added to Portal 2, this new rendering mode is optional.

#Left 4 dead 2 port upgrade#

We've only just seen a new release of the Direct3D to Vulkan translation layer DXVK, and now it's powering Left 4 Dead 2 with a fresh free upgrade out now.