KFR007

Guys, thanks for the reply. Apparently I managed to solve it, but I had to format the pc, it had been a long time. I did a clean format, the one that takes the longest, reinstalled windows 10 and left the original windows nvidia drive, installed TDU2 with the DLCs. Somehow the game started to warn me about the problems (before that didn't happen, only through the windows log). The first problem was the absence of "XINPUT1_3.DLL", then I started the game and it gave the following error, "0xc00007b", I went and installed "directx_Jun2010_redist" and the game worked. It's running perfectly without "leg" or "crashes", before even the old version that I could play gave light crashes. The curious thing is that these files that I installed now (except the "XINPUT1_3.DLL") I had already installed previously. Not sure but my problem was nvidia drive or windows restore not perfect, leaves some records unrepaired. but this is just speculation.

Okay, I think I've overseen this, but I'm already thinking that writing them a second response won't make any difference. I'm sure this entire issue has to do with the game or the wrapper running out of address space due to it being a 32-bit game, and their developer wrote on their GitHub site that it's an issue they're aware of, but unfortunately can't fix.
My goal now is to find a similar wrapper that fixes both the map and random crashing. As forementioned, WineD3D fixes the map crash, but lags terribly making the game unplayable. 
Did you try that already yourself or have a configuration that eliminates the artifacts? In my case, I had the same issue and after quitting the game, it wouldn't start again thinking I'm using an older DirectX version. Otherwise, the game runs fine and the map wouldn't crash anymore, but I'd need to test it out for a longer period to see if the game still crashes randomly or not.
 
 

I was reminded of these, I have no other idea, but there are others here who can help. ✌️