Open TheNitek opened 7 years ago
This is an OpenGL driver issue -> what type of videocard do you have? (and what version of the driver?)
I think so too, but google didn't provide much help :-/ It a Geforce GTX 560 Ti using the Nvidia Driver V382.05
I have the same issue on Windows 10 64 bit
GTX 970 with driver V382.05
edit: I've now tried all drivers back to 375.63 with the same issue.
I find I have this issue on both github releases, including if I try with my windows 10 vm.
But I don't have this issue if I run the pre github version (23-08-2016) and the program works correctly.
Me too, GTX970, Driver 382.05
Ditto on that one i'm afraid, GTX960 381.89 Windows 7 64-Bit Just tried Driver version 382.33 with no luck.
Pulled out my old laptop with Intel GM965 Integrated Graphics on Windows 7 64Bit, Still no luck.
I came here by accident. Just a hint, without looking at the code: Automatic mipmap generation has been deprecated on newer (afair >= 4.3) OpenGL versions. I've also seen it crash horribly on older OpenGL implementations / driver versions or older GPUs (see GM965 above), though advertised as "supported" by the OpenGL implementation through the extensions. The bottom line for me was simply: Don't use it.
Yeah - I hunted down where it was still used.. - it has been stripped from the source quite a while ago already, but there still needs to be a new release build. Will add a new zip to the site shortly.
Still present in latest release (2017-02-17) Windows 10 64bit, GTX 1070
I am also having the same problems, I upgraded my computer windows 10 64bit and get this error. Also using an nvidia video card 780Ti. Installed a virtual machine but on this the program just crashes... Any updates or solutions? I really like the program, hope I can use it again soon....
@StijnKuipers could you please release a new build? I'm still getting the same bug. Thanks!
For those having the problem with the 'latest' release crashing. I downloaded the old pre-github version from Stijns website http://blog.thisisnotrocketscience.nl/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/GerberTools-with-framegen.zip and copied OpenTK.dll OpenTK.GLControl.dll to the folder of the 2017-02-17 version and now it doesn't crash anymore. Hope this helps you too, and still hoping that Stijn will release a new build soon asI tried to compile it myself but failed ;-)
@patzik, that fixed it for me! Thx
Glad I could help....
I'm getting the same error running on a Windows VirtualBox machine. Complaining about mipmapping as above.
I'm guessing the above fix might help me too but I have no experience of building C# on Windows. If anyone can point me in the direction of a "how to build on Windows guide for noobs" and I'll dig in myself Or alternatively, would there be any chance of a new release?
It looks like great software - very keen to take it for a spin!
Try the method I decribed with just copying the 2 files. I wasn’t smart enough either to compile it.
I did try that but unfortunately it didn't seem to work for me :-(
@patzik copying the OpenTK.dll and GLControl.dll that worked for me also! thankyou. The exception I was getting after clicking "new" was "this window is not an opengl window". I'm using windows 10 x64 as well.
The build I originally downloaded was the 2017-02-17 release.
copying the OpenTK.dll and GLControl.dll works!!! THANKS!
The copy OpenTK.dll & OpenTK.GLControl.dll method worked for me as well. Otherwise everything crashed. Windows10 GTx 1050ti Building in VS 2017 works but that build crashes as well.
Should we donate $ for his time? Donate button on left side: http://blog.thisisnotrocketscience.nl/projects/pcb-panelizer/
I save $ when using it, so I donated.
The copy OpenTK.dll & OpenTK.GLControl.dll method worked for me as well.
Keeps crashing on Win7, Win8 and Win11.
Hi there, I'm trying to get Panelizer (2017-01-17 Version) working on my machine, but when I open try to open my gerber folder it crashes everytime: