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Thread: bug with the face select tool.
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| bug with the face select tool. |
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2007-12-25 19:31:31 |
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i've recently built gtkradiant on ubuntu 32bit 7.10 and it compiles fine, but there is a weird bug. if i make a brush and then hit "f" to use the "select face" tool then gtkr crashes. this also happens when i click the "select faces"; icon./home/john/bin/gtk: line 2: 8816 Aborted ; (core dumped) ./radiant.x86
i9;ve downloaded a fresh copy of the svn code and re-compiled it but the error is still there, so i'm running out of ideas. i've run gtkr from the command line and here's the error message it gets when gtkr crashes.....
radiant.x86: vbo/vbo_split_inplace.c:97: flush_vertex: Assertion `max_index >= min_index' failed.
/home/john/bin/gtk: line 2: 8816 Aborted ; (core dumped) ./radiant.x86
any idea what the problem might be?
thanks for your time.
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| Re: bug with the face select tool. |
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2007-12-25 19:32:40 |
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oops. accidentally pasted some of the error message in the wrong place. sorry.
On Dec 26, 2007 1:31 AM, hyp3r focus < hyp3rfocus  googlemail.com">hyp3rfocusgooglemail.com
> wrote:
i've recently built gtkradiant on ubuntu 32bit 7.10 and it compiles fine, but there is a weird bug. if i make a brush and then hit "f" to use the "select face" tool then gtkr crashes. this also happens when i click the "select faces"; icon./home/john/bin/gtk: line 2: 8816 Aborted ; (core dumped) ./radiant.x86
i9;ve downloaded a fresh copy of the svn code and re-compiled it but the error is still there, so i'm running out of ideas. i've run gtkr from the command line and here's the error message it gets when gtkr crashes.....
radiant.x86: vbo/vbo_split_inplace.c:97: flush_vertex: Assertion `max_index >= min_index' failed.
/home/john/bin/gtk: line 2: 8816 Aborted ; (core dumped) ./radiant.x86
any idea what the problem might be?
thanks for your time.
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| Re: bug with the face select tool. |
 
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2007-12-25 22:59:27 |
This is a DRI driver bug that has already been fixed, please
upgrade to a newer version of your video card drivers (I'm
not precisely sure how or where you would get them).
Or use the ATI fglrx driver which lacks this bug.
hyp3r focus wrote:
> oops. accidentally pasted some of the error message in
the wrong place.
> sorry.
>
> On Dec 26, 2007 1:31 AM, hyp3r focus <hyp3rfocusgooglemail.com
> <mailto:hyp3rfocusgooglemail.com> >
wrote:
>
> i've recently built gtkradiant on ubuntu 32bit 7.10
and it compiles
> fine, but there is a weird bug. if i make a brush
and then hit "f"
> to use the "select face" tool then gtkr
crashes. this also happens
> when i click the "select faces"
icon./home/john/bin/gtk: line 2:
> 8816 Aborted (core dumped)
./radiant.x86
>
> i've downloaded a fresh copy of the svn code and
re-compiled it but
> the error is still there, so i'm running out of
ideas. i've run gtkr
> from the command line and here's the error message
it gets when gtkr
> crashes.....
>
> radiant.x86: vbo/vbo_split_inplace.c:97:
flush_vertex: Assertion
> `max_index >= min_index' failed.
> /home/john/bin/gtk: line 2: 8816 Aborted
(core
> dumped) ./radiant.x86
>
> any idea what the problem might be?
>
> thanks for your time.
>
>
>
>
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| Re: bug with the face select tool. |
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2007-12-26 07:49:15 |
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i'm using an intel card, that might be something to do with it because it works fine on my pc with an nvidia card. i'll try and find a different intel driver and see if i have better luck.
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2007-12-26 19:45:53 |
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ok, i'm using ubuntu 7.10 and i've just checked and i'm using the latest drivers for my intel graphics card.
it does sound a bit strange to me that this could be caused by a graphics card driver. everything else seems to work ok, i can move stuff around and navigate in the 3d window without any problems. it only crashes when i use choose face select mode. surely hitting the f key can't cause conflict with my drivers?
On Dec 26, 2007 1:49 PM, hyp3r focus < hyp3rfocus googlemail.com">hyp3rfocusgooglemail.com> wrote:
i'm using an intel card, that might be something to do with it because it works fine on my pc with an nvidia card. i'll try and find a different intel driver and see if i have better luck.
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| Re: bug with the face select tool. |
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2007-12-26 19:53:30 |
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It's not the F key but what the f key does. Or have you tried doing it without using the shortcut? (If that's even possible).
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2007-12-26 20:29:54 |
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i've done it with both the f key and by hitting the icon and both give the same result. but it's just strange that something so minimally graphical as the face select tool can mess with the drivers that much when something like navigating in the 3d window doesn't do it.
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| Re: bug with the face select tool. |
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2007-12-27 11:25:13 |
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wow, this is really weird. i've just discovered that the face select tool DOES work, just not in the normal way. if i place my mouse cursor a little to the side of a brush and click the left mouse button it grabs the face and i can move it around, but if i hit f or click the icon it crashes.
so it looks like the actual function works fine, but something has gone wrong with the tools that try and trigger it. maybe someone was working on a new way to trigger face select mode and it's broken the old triggers.
On Dec 27, 2007 2:29 AM, hyp3r focus < hyp3rfocus googlemail.com">hyp3rfocusgooglemail.com> wrote:
i've done it with both the f key and by hitting the icon and both give the same result. but it's just strange that something so minimally graphical as the face select tool can mess with the drivers that much when something like navigating in the 3d window doesn't do it.
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