Problem 2016 + d3d9 + Linux = screen artifacts

[johnnymanly]

Hello, I'm running Orbiter 2016 with Arch Linux.
Using the d3d9 client I'm getting artifacts in the form of dark squares randomly flashing on the screen.
Have any other Linux users seen such a thing?
Frame rates are good and everything looks fine otherwise.

 

[dundun92]

I have the same issue running it through proton

 

[johnnymanly]

Also on my laptop running Kubuntu. Both machines have Nvidia graphics.

 

[Boxx]

Hello, I'm running Orbiter 2016 with Arch Linux.
Using the d3d9 client I'm getting artifacts in the form of dark squares randomly flashing on the screen.

Hi, no explanation but just a feeling while looking at your video: is it really random?
It looks like the patches are at a few places only, isn't it some drawing of a background picture like a planet, that would be hidden behind a foreground (atmosphere or surface)? You could turn on the display options for planets and moons in the planetarium panel, maybe.
Anyway, bravo for these tests with Linux!

 

[johnnymanly]

Still no luck. The squares aren't on the ecliptic but along the horizon. They're in the fore ground as well, that is, if they appear where a ship is they are in front of the ship.