Log attached. My steps to repro:
1. sync and compile latest GZDoom
2. run any map with a rocket launcher, eg doom2 map30
3. open the opengl preferences menu and set particles to "square" or "round"
4. collect and fire the rocket launcher
My config: x86-64 Arch Linux, nvidia GTX 660 with 370.28 binary drivers. Can provide more info if it helps.
Wild guess, but maybe the recent GL work missed some primitive draw functions that aren't supported in the GL3 Core profile? I remember GLQuake and Quake2's particles using some GL1-era thing... disregard if not the case.
Crash with "non-smooth" particles in latest git master
Moderator: Graf Zahl
-
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Sat Sep 10, 2016 20:19
Crash with "non-smooth" particles in latest git master
- Attachments
-
- gzdoom_crash_20160913.zip
- (8.22 KiB) Downloaded 51 times
- Rachael
- Developer
- Posts: 3651
- Joined: Sat May 13, 2006 10:30
Re: Crash with "non-smooth" particles in latest git master
This problem happens in Windows 64-bit, too. Easy to reproduce. Will try debugging on an ATI if it happens there, too.
- Graf Zahl
- GZDoom Developer
- Posts: 7148
- Joined: Wed Jul 20, 2005 9:48
- Location: Germany
- Contact: