Crash fix on Linux - Revision history

Xlaits: Fixed minor error in codeblock causing extra space.

2025-04-22T15:54:55Z

Fixed minor error in codeblock causing extra space.

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:54, 22 April 2025
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	[SystemSettings]		[SystemSettings]
	r.AllowStaticLighting=0		r.AllowStaticLighting=0

	This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.		This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.

Raoni: added filepath

2022-06-17T10:08:10Z

added filepath

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:08, 17 June 2022
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	If you experience a crash on Linux in 0.7.18 release when loading world, with the log saying VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST , try the following:		If you experience a crash on Linux in 0.7.18 release when loading world, with the log saying VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST , try the following:

	Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini		Go in your config directory (/home/user/.config/Epic/PSUnreal/Saved/Config/LinuxClient/), check if there is a file called Engine.ini or create it.

			and then add this two lines. Be sure to have uppercase 'E' in Engine.ini filename:

	and then add this two lines. ~~If the file is not there create it yourself.~~ Be sure to have uppercase 'E' in Engine.ini filename:
	[SystemSettings]		[SystemSettings]
	r.AllowStaticLighting=0		r.AllowStaticLighting=0

	This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.		This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.

Talad at 20:06, 27 February 2022

2022-02-27T20:06:00Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:06, 27 February 2022
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	Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini		Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini

	~~and then add this two lines. If the file is not there create it yourself. Be sure to have uppercase 'E' in Engine.ini filename:<blockquote>[SystemSettings]~~

	r.AllowStaticLighting=0~~</blockquote>~~This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.
			and then add this two lines. If the file is not there create it yourself. Be sure to have uppercase 'E' in Engine.ini filename:
			[SystemSettings]
			r.AllowStaticLighting=0

			This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.

Talad at 20:05, 27 February 2022

2022-02-27T20:05:09Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:05, 27 February 2022
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	Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini		Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini

	and then add this:		and then add this two lines. If the file is not there create it yourself. Be sure to have uppercase 'E' in Engine.ini filename:<blockquote>[SystemSettings]

	~~[SystemSettings]~~		r.AllowStaticLighting=0</blockquote>This will disable static lighting completely which seems to be the cause of crashes on some hardware.

	r.AllowStaticLighting=0

Talad: Created page with "If you experience a crash on Linux in 0.7.18 release when loading world, with the log saying VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST , try the following: Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini and then add this: [SystemSettings] r.AllowStaticLighting=0"

2022-02-27T18:09:55Z

Created page with "If you experience a crash on Linux in 0.7.18 release when loading world, with the log saying VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST , try the following: Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini and then add this: [SystemSettings] r.AllowStaticLighting=0"

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If you experience a crash on Linux in 0.7.18 release when loading world, with the log saying VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST , try the following:

Go in your config directory, check if there is a file called Engine.ini

and then add this:

[SystemSettings]

r.AllowStaticLighting=0