Graphical issue fixed for Vulkan, but still present for OpenGL

[stripes-8]

Description of the issue

A while back, there was a bug that caused some graphics to be completely black in a few games (like Kirby Star Allies and others,) and it has since been fixed for Vulkan, but the issue is still present when running these games using OpenGL.

I want to refer to the original issue, but I think it was made before Ryujinx was discontinued, so I don't think I can anymore.

Also, I love the work that's been done for Ryujinx so far. Good job to everyone here.

Reproduction steps

Run Kirby Star Allies or Ikaruga or something with OpenGL, and half of the graphics won't display properly during game play.

Log file

Ryujinx_1.2.72_2024-12-28_20-29-06.log

OS

Linux Mint

Ryujinx version

1.2.72

Game version

No response

CPU

No response

GPU

No response

RAM

No response

List of applied mods

No response

Additional context?

The log file was created when running v1.2.72, but I tried it before with the latest version as well.

[GreemDev]

It's unlikely for any graphical errors to get fixed currently, we don't have any people capable of doing graphics programming. Even if we did it's unlikely they'd spend time on a legacy graphics backend that was gonna get removed from Ryujinx anyways.

[stripes-8]

That makes sense, I understand. Oh well.
Maybe someday in the distant future, someone more capable who will have nothing else to do at that particular moment will see this issue and make a pull request. Who knows?

[LotP1]

is there a specific reason you can't run Vulkan?

[GabCoolDude]

Probably because of that ^.
Also, please enable Shader cache and enable PPTC cache.
Also, I wouldn't be surprised if it's also only on linux with an intel igpu

[stripes-8]

Yep, both of those statements are true. I mostly brought up the issue for other Linux users, and also because I don't have the knowledge to fix it myself.
I usually run Ryujinx on a flash drive, so I disable shader cache to optimize disk space.
Enabling these options doesn't change the result, but still improves performance overall as you would probably expect.

[GabCoolDude]

Shader cache does not take a lot of space up, also please dont put Ryujinx on your flash drive, as it may break stuff.

[stripes-8]

Yeah, my set up was weird.
If it helps at all, I have another log file made using the latest version with all the default settings, except for the backend. Probably should have just done that the first time.
Ryujinx_1.2.78_2024-12-29_17-11-46.log