Open Jklawreszuk opened 1 month ago
I found another way to reproduce the error:
Another use case:
1 . create a project from an empty template
- remove skybox and leave only two elements for Main Scene - camera and light.
- this time import only spritesheet (download any image from the internet or create by yourself) and add it to the scene
Works
Conclusion : Both Procedural and Imported models may share a common code that is flawed
Edit: Error occurs for MeshRenderFeature
Okay...That's new.
Another use case 1 . create a project from an empty template, but this time don't check the HDR option and use LDR instead - also pick lowest API level - Level 9
Works!
Those steps sound like a similar issue to the mobile issue steps https://github.com/stride3d/stride/issues/2485
You might be able to just uncheck Generate mipmaps
if Im right? I dont know how much that info actually helps you but if its true it may be useful.
I'm not sure if this is the case because my test projects don't contain any materials at all 😕
I compared the shader scripts and on both Windows and Linux they are the same Edit: Only difference I didn't noticed is GL.CreateProgram return 0. Also, SDL.MakeCurrent fails...
Another progress, I was able to capture SDL error:
INFO: Unable to make EGL context current (call to eglMakeCurrent failed, reporting an error of EGL_BAD_ACCESS) -1
Huh...Good news ! Looks like I have managed to making it work! Bad news is that there is something wrong with wayland Setting following env variable to X11 fixed an issue:
export SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11
Release Type: Official Release
Version: 4.1.0.1805+
Platform(s): Linux, Fedora
Describe the bug
It is not possible to play any 3D game during runtime because of error :
Error while compiling GLSL shader. []
using Wayland driverTo Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The application should work flawlessly
Log and callstacks stacktrace.txt
Additional context Described bug exists only for Wayland. If you switch to X11 by setting following variable
then problem does not occur.