Return of Reckoning

sorry i have never used flatpaks myself, but the error log you posted before tells like the path its searching to extract those files either dont exist or it cant see it due to permissions

basically the prefix lutris installer creates needs to be accessible for flatpak runtimes:

/home/deck/Games ...

looks like flatpak version of lutris. which isnt recommended.
try adding file permissions with flatseal for it i guess

So people who would like to use framegen and have lossless scaling from steam, you can compile this and try it:
https://github.com/PancakeTAS/lsfg-vk

It's still kinda experimental at the moment but keeps getting updated/improved.

I'm personally not a fan of framegens due to added input latency ...

Ahh sorry. I don't know about windows. Gamescope is only available for Linux also.

Havent heard of that issue on Windows before. Maybe someone who uses windows knows about it.

Whats your OS and Desktop Environment.
If you are using Linux with KDE Wayland, theres a known issue with that. It only affects wayland sessions.

2 possible solutions:

1) use gamescope to wrap it into gamescope window with --force-grab-cursor
2) set your monitors Y axis into offset

kscreen ...

Whats in the launcher.log file that can be found in the logs folder of RoR?

Other things to try:
-Do not use flaptak Lutris. This can have permission issues.
-Try with VPN or different connection if you can. Might be some strange routing issue

No worries. With flatpaks you want to use application called flatseal to grant drive permissions etc.
But yeah for complex applications like lutris, with multiple layers and needs to file access, its best to use distro packages.

Hmm.. are you using some sort of sandbox like flatpak version of lutris or something?
which might have path issues or permission problems.

files look correct, so i have no idea why the installer wont see them then. It shouldn't download anything during the installation.

did you extract the zip file first? (it shouldn't download anything - all the files are in data folder)
make sure you have enough space on your /home also as i think it first uses cache to uncompress the files and then install


edit: basically you should have data folder and RoRinstaller.exe in the ...

Try with different browser if you are using firefox to download it. At least windows users have issues downloading the zip with firefox. Might apply to Linux also.

another option is community shared torrent
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/329292495336767488/1360412031907528735/RoRInstaller ...