Minimum Requirements For Epic Games Launcher
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When Epic Games launcher is being initialized during the startup of the computer, the following message pops up: "There is a problem with your graphics card. Please ensure that your card meets the minimum system requirements and you have the latest drivers installed"
i was trying to update my macbook air and it said that epic games launcher wouldn't close. i went and tried to force quit it, and it still wouldn't quit. not sure what to do now! advice would be appreciated, thanks!
I snagged BF2 on Epic back when it was free. I was unable to play much due to my computer's inferior stats, and Epic itself was sucking up a lot of processing power on top of a lot of other apps I had. I ended up uninstalling Origin and Epic. Recently I wanted to play again, so I downloaded Origin and the game. I got an error message:
"you'll need a new app to open this com.epicgames.launcher link"
I'm assuming this means I need to reinstall epic, but is there an alternative way I can get the game to run without it? If I buy the game on Steam can I play it on the same account, or would that not work either?
Problems launching the game: I've tried launching the game from Origin, and i get no response at all. I launch the game directly, and it requires I login again in to Epic Games, which opens a browser window to do so. Then it launches Origin and then the game.
Smoothest way to launch the game: Run the Epic Games launcher (which remembered my login). When I open the library and click the game Launch link there, it will launch Origin, which will then launch Battlefront II.
Do you know the best part? Unreal Engine 5 is free! Any user can install it and benefit from its top-class features. Well, almost anyone. Your computer must meet some minimum requirements to use Unreal Engine 5.
Even if you meet these minimum requirements, be careful, though. There is a difference between what you need to run Unreal Engine 5 on your computer and the recommended requirements to create a video game. If you want to take full advantage of features like Lumen and Nanite, this is what the team at Epic Games recommend on the official website.
The most important factor needed for Unreal Engine development is a good CPU. This is because the CPU is responsible for bearing most of the load for the processing work during the development stage. This heavy work ranges from the compilation of shaders to the compilation of the code and these processes are renowned for their slowness. This is why we recommend having a CPU with as many cores. A CPU with lots of cores will efficiently break up these processes, and quick single and multi-core performance is at the forefront of anything you want to do with Unreal Engine 5. This quick single and multi-core performance starts from 3GHz upwards.
Also, there is a limit to the number of cores you can add, typically because there is a noticeable sharp drop in single-core performance as the number of cores on a CPU is increased. The ideal number between multi-core and single-core performance is in the 16-core range. CPUs from Intel or AMD that have more than 6 cores/12 threads.
However, most experts have advised adding more than 8 cores for anyone planning on getting serious with Unreal Engine. For Intel, you can go with the Intel Core i5-12600K and above. Likewise, for AMD, you can go with the Ryzen 5 5600X and above.
If you do not have the team to develop video games with Unreal Engine 5 but want to create one, we at Catness Games can help you. We have been working with outsourced Unreal Engine games for almost a decade. In addition, we use the latest version of the engine to offer cutting-edge results.
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Hi, as You see on picture above my wine prefix is: /home/mariank/Games/epic-games-store for Epic launcher. If game works perfect from launcher I think dxvk is installed.
I think the best option will be to make lutris shortcut with legendary launcher. I make that with Darksiders (Add+ game in lutris, select linux native, executable: /usr/bin/legendary, arguments: legendary launch Wren [Wren is name for Ashen game]. Darksiders with legendary work perfect because I install game with legendary. Ashan make problems because I already have it installed with Epic and import that game with legendary. Can You tell me how to launch Ashen with legendary launch Wren in wineprefix from epic launcher? I make issue on github and I get only that answer:
I also noticed something. It starts the actual building process after 300 seconds. The reason I am saying this is that every time I build my project, doing any kind of change, it takes 315-350 seconds. which concludes that no matter how big a change is, it takes not more than 350 seconds nor less than 315 seconds. So the real build time it is taking is not more than 50 seconds. This observation of mine could be wrong, so please let me know if it makes any sense to you.
Prices today for SSD are quite low at the moment and even a SATA SSD would help machine performance (m.2 is better but more costly) - I checked and a 1TB SATA can be obtained for around GBP 70/80EUR so USD is probably around 80+S&T. the m.2 version is probably about 30GBP more.
Looking at the screenshots I see the HDD is maxed out. Do you have additional antivirus software installed such as norton (nicknamed aptly as Machine Killer) as they can seriously degrade performance and compile times.
Unreal Engine does actually need to be on an SSD and is stated as such in the requirements for the software. You therefore have 3 choices here, install on the SSD (project too) (this will confirm performance issues), live with the slow performance, or invest in a second larger SSD.
HDD these days are not much use for computing/compiling of code, particularly with Unreal Engine. It is fine for backups and storing asset files (even editing blender files and the likes) or working with C# (think Unity, which is slow on an HDD too)
The tools and code for the engine remain on whatever installation drive you place it and the minimum requirements from Epic for UE5 are to install UE5 on an SSD. This is not my recommendation, although I can tell you now from experience over the last 4 to 5 years is SSD is not only desirable, it is absolutely essential for both the engine and projects. This to me is a non-arguable point.
The times you are describing are typical of this level of performance for HDD install of the engine. Unless you have a few million lines of C++ code in your project which would make it the size of the engine which makes 3 to 4 hours to compile, where your engine sits is far more critical than your source. You can also install the minimum setup which is a good bit smaller.
Thanks a lot for your reply. I also agree with you that UE and project should be on SSD for the best performance possible because it is written in UE documentation, but the problem here is something else maybe my HDD is broke. I will buy another SSD and shift my project and UE into that but atleast I should be aware that what is wrong with my HDD so that I could replace it. Even when I install something in HDD the verification takes almost same time as downloading it. And not a single point of yours is wrong but here I say again I am getting clues that there is something wrong with my HDD.
If your computer does not meet the Minimum requirements specifications necessary to run this, you may experience significant problems while modding. The SDK will stutter, lag and crash on you, anything above 8 GB - 16 GB of RAM is recommended for modding in the SDK. Also note that, if you have only 8 GB, close any programs you have that take RAM; Discord and web browsers, etc. If not, the SDK will have 'Fatal Errors' due to lack of RAM and force quit/crash itself. These errors and crashes can happen at any time, so save your mod periodically.
In order to download the Squad SDK, you will need to download the Epic Games Launcher. The Epic Games Launcher is a global launcher that contains several games, Unreal Engine 4 and also several Modding SDK's including the one for Squad.
To ask how to get started with the SDK (i.e. Unreal Engine Editor) is like asking "how to live life". There is so much to learn, it could never fit onto a single wiki page or even barely an entire wiki. Hence, we have only listed the most useful beginner's tutorial and essential resources you need to know. For all the rest, you have to find out yourself (or ask your fellow modders).
The Squad SDK is shipped "As is" and Offworld Industries offers no guarantee and/or warranty that it will function with your specific hardware setup. EULA is the license of EPIC games when you install Unreal Engine 4. Any violation of those terms is the sole responsibility of the user.
Feel free to rip this stuff apart and poke around but do not attempt to export or reverse engineer assets to any other program. Doing so will result in immediate and permanent loss of access to Squad at Offworld Industries discretion.
The Epic Games Store is a video game digital distribution service and storefront operated by Epic Games. It launched in December 2018 as a software client, for Microsoft Windows and macOS, and online storefront. The service provides friends list management, game matchmaking, and other features. Epic Games has further plans to expand the feature set of the storefront but it does not plan to add as many features as other digital distribution platforms, such as discussion boards or user reviews, instead using existing social media platforms to support these.
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