Global Shader File Cache Error When Running The Game

[PublicNuisance]

Just purchased the game and got this error when running the game.

http://s1382.photobucket.com/user/publicnuisance/media/Conarium%20Error_zps0hlz5oti.png.html

My specs:

AMD FX-9590 | 16GB DDR3-2133 | MSI RX 580 8GB Gaming X | Mesa 17.3.3 | Samsung 850 Evo 250GB | Solus 3 | Kernel 4.14.17-50.current

[stormlingstudios2]

Hello,

This seems like a problem that your Mesa driver forces the engine to start with OpenGL 4.3 support which was not included in Conarium due to its experimental status on Unreal Engine 4.

We suggest you use Mesa driver environment variable override:

MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150

I hope this fixes your issue, and please keep us updated ;)

[PublicNuisance]

Originally posted by ZoetropeTeam:

Hello,

This seems like a problem that your Mesa driver forces the engine to start with OpenGL 4.3 support which was not included in Conarium due to its experimental status on Unreal Engine 4.

We suggest you use Mesa driver environment variable override:

MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150

I hope this fixes your issue, and please keep us updated ;)

So that didn't fix the issue but I may be applying this fix wrong. What I did was right click on the game in Steam, choose Properties>Launch Options and paste "MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150" without the quotations. Was I supposed to do that some other way ?

[MoonShine.fcQ]

I'll bump this thread as I am experiencing the same issue. I'm quite the beginner Linux-wise but I suppose this would some kind of setting we have to copy-paste directly in a config file in the game's directory?

[PublicNuisance]

So I have done some testing and I don't think it's a Mesa issue. I tried running the game on my Linux Mint system and it booted up just fine. May be some issue with my distro or DE or something else but on my Mint system I am ruinning Mesa 17.2.4 so I doubt it is an overall issue with Mesa, maybe an issue with a newer version on my Solus system.


EDIT: So I updated my Mint system to mesa 17.3.2 and to kernel 4.15.1 and Conarium still boots up just fine. It seems it doesn't like Solus, at least that's what I have it narrowed to.

[SW00$h]

Same error here with Ubuntu 17.10

[opjose]

Originally posted by PublicNuisance:

So that didn't fix the issue but I may be applying this fix wrong. What I did was right click on the game in Steam, choose Properties>Launch Options and paste "MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150" without the quotations. Was I supposed to do that some other way ?

He said "environment variable override:".

Which means to add it as an evironment variable, not as an arguement to be passed to the game.

[PublicNuisance]

Originally posted by opjose:

Originally posted by PublicNuisance:

So that didn't fix the issue but I may be applying this fix wrong. What I did was right click on the game in Steam, choose Properties>Launch Options and paste "MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150" without the quotations. Was I supposed to do that some other way ?

He said "environment variable override:".

Which means to add it as an evironment variable, not as an arguement to be passed to the game.

How would I go about doing that ?

[opjose]

Use Google to search for "Set Windows Environment Variables".

[PublicNuisance]

Originally posted by Scytale:

Same error here with Ubuntu 17.10

So I was able to get the issue fixed. the developer was almost right, the command that fixed it was "MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150 %command%" minus quotations. I right clicked and chose properties>Launch Options and pasted it there. Started a thread over on redit that got me the needed help in short order.

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/7w77kv/how_to_override_mesa_environment_variable/

Maybe this will help you as well Scytale.

[SW00$h]

Thank you, i will try this asap (:

[SW00$h]

Many thanks MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150 %command% works wonderfully.

[RedRudolf]

Originally posted by PublicNuisance:

Originally posted by Scytale:

Same error here with Ubuntu 17.10

So I was able to get the issue fixed. the developer was almost right, the command that fixed it was "MESA_GLSL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=150 %command%" minus quotations. I right clicked and chose properties>Launch Options and pasted it there. Started a thread over on redit that got me the needed help in short order.

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/7w77kv/how_to_override_mesa_environment_variable/

Maybe this will help you as well Scytale.

This fix works also for me, spacial thanks to PublicNuisance