As things are currently, you'd need to restart the game to try aĭifferent resolution. Note: you will only be able to set the resolution once, subsequent attempts You can then simply switch back and the custom resolution will persist. Switching the resolution or changing the windowing mode in the game settings. Immediately, you'd have to force a display mode change. The program before starting the game), the resolution patch will not apply If you patch the resolution while the game is running (instead of starting Instance, in that case it should be equal to gamescope's -output-width It doesn't necessarily have to a display, can also be a gamescope refers to the viewport that the game will run in, windowed You can verify that this happened by running: If you're starting the patcher from Steam or before the game starts, you'll notice because Steam will show you as playing, but the game won't start no matter how long you wait. Credit goes to kunver400, who mentioned this in the issue #4. Do it with sudo setcap CAP_SYS_PTRACE=+eip sekirofpsunlock. This will work with autostart from Steam.
Works if ran from the terminal, probably doesn't if running from Steam. Either way, you have the following options: These can be set by the distribution or you may have set them yourself.
Generally this happens because of your hardened security settings. This error means that you do not have the permission to ptrace (control) the game process. Game will probably not run! Notes ptrace(PTRACE_ATTACH. Having two ( &) will cause the patcher to timeout and the Omitting it will cause the patcher to timeout and the Also make sure there is a single ampersand ( &) between the programĬall and %command%. Make sure to replace /home/user/sekirofpsunlock with the full path to the home/user/sekirofpsunlock 30 set-resolution 2560 2560 1080 set-fps 144 & %command%
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