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Godot 3.1 Alpha 2 GLES2 crash on Nokia 7 Plus, Android 9 #24043

Closed AlexRixhardson closed 5 years ago

AlexRixhardson commented 5 years ago

Development Environment: Godot version: 3.1 Alpha 2 OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Device where crash happens: OS: Android 9 (October 1, 2018 security patch) Device: Nokia 7 plus GPU: Adreno 512

Issue description: Splash screen is displayed for a second, then the game crashes. Expected result: main scene should load instead. Problem is only reproducible if GLES2 is used. It works normally on GLES3.

Steps to reproduce: Run the attached minimal reproduction project on the Nokia 7 plus phone.

Minimal reproduction project: test2.zip

ADB LOGCAT output: Here is the logcat output. Android app's ID is com.test.two. App was launched at 20:44:30 and crashed at ca. 20:44:34. logcat.txt

lobinuxsoft commented 5 years ago

I have a similar problem, in GLES2 the splash screen blinks and breaks, and in GLES3 only the skybox is visible.

AlexRixhardson commented 5 years ago

I have a similar problem, in GLES2 the splash screen blinks and breaks, and in GLES3 only the skybox is visible.

I am experiencing the blinking splash screen symptom when running Godot's "Navmesh Demo" on Nokia 7 Plus, Android 9, GLES2.

With the minimal reproduction project that I attached, however, it just crashes. Since the minimal reproduction project is really minimal (one camera, one static body with collision shape and mesh, no scripts), I thought I'd post this bug first, because I assumed it would be easier to fix, but could also be related to the blinking splash screen symptom which requires more complex projects to reproduce.

eon-s commented 5 years ago

Try removing the default environment or at least the procedural sky, it seems to be causing problems on some GPU (including desktop ones).

AlexRixhardson commented 5 years ago

Try removing the default environment or at least the procedural sky, it seems to be causing problems on some GPU (including desktop ones).

You are correct. Game does not crash if I remove the default environment. Removing procedural sky alone does not help.

eon-s commented 5 years ago

Then this may be a duplicate of #21551

AlexRixhardson commented 5 years ago

Then this may be a duplicate of #21551

It probably is.

Even though removing sky from the default environment doesn't help in my case, I found out that if I delete the default environment, and then create a new environment, everything still works. Adding sky to the brand new environment causes the game to start crashing again.

So I guess removing sky from the default environment that is automatically added to the project still keeps something behind, and that causes the game to crash. Creating brand new environment without the sky however works.

akien-mga commented 5 years ago

Thanks, closing as duplicate of #21551 then, but I'll quote these findings there.