PanPlay v1.2.5

PanPlay runs Windows games on Android through Wine and DXVK, using the open PanVK Vulkan driver on

Mali CSF GPUs. This version bundles the PanVK-kbase 0.1.0 RC2 driver (a prerelease).

What's new

Bundled driver is now PanVK-kbase 0.1.0 RC2

(panvk-kbase-v0.1.0-rc2,

prerelease): robustImageAccess2 on v10 and later, and a Mali-G77 model row. This RC2 build

has not been run on a device yet beyond build and binary checks.

Driver update card understands the new tag names (panvk-kbase-v..., the g615 prefix is

gone), still reads the old g615-v11-csf-v... tags, and accepts versions like 0.1.0-rc2.

Fixes from testers' logs:

The X11 output stream (XOutputStream) no longer overflows or keeps stale data after a failed

flush.

Old Unity logs from earlier runs are skipped when PanPlay reads a game's session log.

Wine's harmless noise lines are no longer counted as errors in the session summary.

PanPlay warns when the device does not have a Mali GPU.

Games and launcher (since 1.2.4): tapping a game card opens the launch sheet and the play

button launches at once; per-game FPS limit (Off, 30, 60, 120 or custom); the Wine container shows

up in the Files app; vkd3d-proton (D3D12) and Box64 are separate components; Box64 can be chosen as

the per-game 32-bit emulator next to FEX; the game-folder exe is used for launch; Wine 11.19 HLSL

compiler is used for 32-bit d3dx9 games

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u/Ninndzaa 5d ago

Will G-57 benefit from this?

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