when PD try to create a gemwin and start rendering. There is a error message saying " GL: invalid enumerant" . Anyone know what does this mean ? and Possible solution?
Thanks
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I used to get that on windows with machines that had an intel gma950
(i think) video card. Going back to an older version of gem fixed it
for me.
On 20 Jul 2007, at 04:02, Henry Lin wrote:
when PD try to create a gemwin and start rendering. There is a error message saying " GL: invalid enumerant" . Anyone know what does
this mean ? and Possible solution?Thanks
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nicholas ward wrote:
I used to get that on windows with machines that had an intel gma950
(i think) video card. Going back to an older version of gem fixed it
for me.
most likely it did NOT fix it. only newer versions of Gem display this error, but this does not mean, that it is not there (it just goes undetected).
henry: which object causes the error? (the error is set by your openGL driver by the invalid use of some openGL-commands. this indicates that something is going wrong (though the "wrong" might be nothing you would notice) [pix_texture] is a risky candidate. try using (non)rectangle textures and see if the error goes away.
when you are playing with the openGL-wrapper, it is your responsibility to not trigger openGL-errors; but if you do, the warning should help you to detect them.
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