Hi, thanks for taking the effort of writing this guide, it was really helpful.
I have found an issue when using serum 2, there are some rendering issues, I have recorded them into two videos.
https://youtu.be/5YUiyZATvlQ
This first one showcases when using serum 2, a ghost of the VST appears in the top left corner, this does not update at all and does not respond to interactions. The plugin window itself is fully usable, but with a lot of black boxes covering or flickering over UI elements.
https://youtu.be/Zozho9A5NMs
This second one is a video, showcasing that the ghost window also covers other applications. Not shown in the video is that it even stays after Serum 2 is deleted in FL Studio, and even stays around when FL Studio gets closed the intended way. The only way of getting rid of it is by force closing the bottles instance.
I did try look into this issue, and found this GitHub issue, covering what seems to be a similar issue, but without a fix yet.
For the bottles setup, I have tried the settings from your guide, also tried to change the windows version from 11 to 7, as per the other issue on this repo, I have also tried enabling and disabling discrete graphics, and disabling DXVK, VKD3D, and LatencyFlex, as per the GitHub issue linked above.
My system is using Fedora Linux 42 (Workstation Edition) x86_64 with Gnome 48.3, If i need to provide more info, I'd be glad to provide it.
Hi, thanks for taking the effort of writing this guide, it was really helpful.
I have found an issue when using serum 2, there are some rendering issues, I have recorded them into two videos.
https://youtu.be/5YUiyZATvlQ
This first one showcases when using serum 2, a ghost of the VST appears in the top left corner, this does not update at all and does not respond to interactions. The plugin window itself is fully usable, but with a lot of black boxes covering or flickering over UI elements.
https://youtu.be/Zozho9A5NMs
This second one is a video, showcasing that the ghost window also covers other applications. Not shown in the video is that it even stays after Serum 2 is deleted in FL Studio, and even stays around when FL Studio gets closed the intended way. The only way of getting rid of it is by force closing the bottles instance.
I did try look into this issue, and found this GitHub issue, covering what seems to be a similar issue, but without a fix yet.
For the bottles setup, I have tried the settings from your guide, also tried to change the windows version from 11 to 7, as per the other issue on this repo, I have also tried enabling and disabling discrete graphics, and disabling DXVK, VKD3D, and LatencyFlex, as per the GitHub issue linked above.
My system is using Fedora Linux 42 (Workstation Edition) x86_64 with Gnome 48.3, If i need to provide more info, I'd be glad to provide it.