Use the requested surface extent when resizing - #5
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D3D11SwapChain::ChangeProperties passed the pre-resize extent from m_desc to Presenter::setSurfaceExtent, leaving the Vulkan swapchain one resize behind the D3D11 backbuffers; the presentation blit then linear-scales the mismatched image, blurring the frame until restart. The new 0002-d3d11-use-new-surface-extent.patch passes the incoming descriptor's extent instead. Verified with ordered resize traces in Space Engineers on Wayland and X11: renderer and DXVK presenter extents stay synchronized and the image stays sharp across repeated resizes.
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Adds native Wayland support with fractional scaling while retaining X11 compatibility. A [DXVK fix](CometWorks/linux-dependencies#5) is required for Wayland rendering to work correctly.
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ResizeBuffersdetects a size change but passes the old dimensions to the presenter. Use the dimensions frompDescso the surface matches the resized swapchain.This is a prerequisite for using
linux-compaton native Wayland.