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Example 03_materials crashes #11
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Hi ! This one looks like it might be a GL driver issue. There is a leftover debug line which forces OpenGL mode whereas on windows you would probably want D3D: you can comment this line to try in D3D mode: https://github.com/hugoam/mud/blob/master/src/bgfx/BgfxSystem.cpp#L68 |
Thanks for the quick reply. Switching to D3D does indeed solve the issue. |
Does the crash still happen with last commit, and is it deterministic e.g crashes every time ? |
The crash used to be deterministic, but with the latest commit (6ed1f1c) both OpenGL and D3d seem to work perfectly fine. Actually, with this commit, example |
Great, so this was probably also due to the outdated shaders. That leaves mostly the character skinning issue or is that one fixed also ? |
Unfortunately character skinning does not yet work with OpenGL although it's no longer quite as random. I'll add more information to #12. |
Example
03_materials
throws an unhandled exception fromnvoglv64.dll
when I try to run it. (Built from the latest master (00fc8af) using VS2017 on Windows 10 Pro 64 bit with GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card, driver version 417.35, 4k monitor.)Unfortunately the exception details are not particularly helpful (at least to me):
Neither is the backtrace of the thread that raises the exception:
I tried to find debugging symbols, but it seems that nVidia does not provide .pdb files for their drivers.
Backtrace of the main thread:
The last two lines of the console log before entering the debugger are:
I've also attached the full console log in case there is anything helpful in there: 03_materials_console_output.txt
The debug output is as follows:
03_materials_debug_output.txt
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