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How did you do this?

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You can use the windows CMD to launch the game with "--rendering-driver opengl3_angle" after the game executable

Alternatively, you can create a shortcut for the executable, right click it and go to properties and write "--rendering-driver opengl3_angle" at the end of the destination, unsure if necessary but i also put the path and executable in parenthesis. It should look like this: "(path to game folder) (game executable)" --rendering-driver opengl3_angle

Hope this helps