League of legends Lowering Texture Resolution

[skarlett]

My laptop is really bad, and league of legends runs with wine 3.6 staging on 14 fps average. Online I saw you can Lower the map texures resolution using programs such as wooxy or other skin installers but none of them seem to work with wine. Is there anyway to do this to my game? Can I do it manually or something without an installer? I use Ubuntu 14.04.

[skarlett]

Anyone please help?

[Bob Wya]

I use Ubuntu 14.04.

Using an ancient Ubuntu release is unlikely to give a good gaming experience.
Great for Server stability though I'm sure... Which is the intended target of the 5 year LTS support cycle!!
Time to upgrade to 18.04 ?


What's the output from:

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inxi --graphics --cpu --memory

Have you tried the unofficial PBA patchset?
Works wonders for my titles I've tested (Deus Human Revolution, Fallout 4, Battlefield Bad Company 2, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pripyat, etc.)...

I've got an Ubuntu build script for building SysWOW64 multi-lib Wine from source, using dual 32-bit/64-bit Chroot (Debian Schroot) environments.
This would allow you to build a custom version of Wine Staging 3.7 + PBA patchset.
If you want to give this a try it's at: Github: bobwya / build-multilib-wine.

Bob

[skarlett]

Thanks for your reply. How can I install these patches? I don’t understand what alot of it says on the page.

[Bob Wya]

Thanks for your reply. How can I install these patches? I don’t understand what alot of it says on the page.

Without the output from:

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inxi --graphics --cpu --memory

it would difficult to make any concrete suggestions about what you should do next...

Bob

[skarlett]

Okay. I’m in the process of updating to 18.04 right now so when it finally updates, ill reply back with the output of that command.

[skarlett]

Ok. The output I get is, "/usr/bin/inxi: illegal option — -
Error 7: One of the options you entered in your script parameters: —graphics is not supported. The option may require extra arguments to work. For supported options (and their arguments), check the help menu: inxi -h "

[Bob Wya]

Ok. The output I get is, "/usr/bin/inxi: illegal option — -
Error 7: One of the options you entered in your script parameters: —graphics is not supported. The option may require extra arguments to work. For supported options (and their arguments), check the help menu: inxi -h "

What's the output from:

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inxi --version

[Edit]
Never mind... I see the Ubuntu repository version of inxi is years out of date...
If you can use the old inxi flags for graphics, cpu and memory subsystems - that would be great!

Thanks
Bob

[skarlett]

How do I do that?