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Running Live2D Cubism on Linux! ft. Wine & DXVK
Hey! I'm Oro, a rookie Live2D model rigger and Linux user. I've gotten Live2D Cubism running through Wine before, but that was with the aid of Lutris. I decided I'd tinker around with winetricks, and I finally got Live2D Editor to run in Wine!
It's as simple as 1, 2, 3:
1. Enable DXVK
2. Install Live2D Cubism inside the DXVK-enabled Wine prefix
3. run Live2D Editor, and have fun rigging!
This appears to work with any version of Live2D Cubism, but do note that there may be some latency during deforming.
I'll upload any changes about running Live2D Cubism on Linux, such as reducing latency or increasing performance, to my github:
https://github.com/orowith2os/live2dcubismonlinux
It's as simple as 1, 2, 3:
1. Enable DXVK
2. Install Live2D Cubism inside the DXVK-enabled Wine prefix
3. run Live2D Editor, and have fun rigging!
This appears to work with any version of Live2D Cubism, but do note that there may be some latency during deforming.
I'll upload any changes about running Live2D Cubism on Linux, such as reducing latency or increasing performance, to my github:
https://github.com/orowith2os/live2dcubismonlinux
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