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No tyres texture - skankerror - 02-16-2011 On any cars my tyres are totally white. It seems that it can't load oem_wheel.png. Another thing I have this message : Code: ERROR: Couldn't get parameter "wheel.fl.arm" from "/usr/local/share/games/vdrift/data/cars/C7/C7.car" - NaN - 02-16-2011 Quote:On any cars my tyres are totally white. It seems that it can't load oem_wheel.png.Is it a custom texture or one from vdrift data? Failure to load a texture should result in a failure to load the car. You should see something like: Code: ERROR: Error loading texture file: E:/vdrift/vdrift-data/carparts/oem_tire.png Quote:ERROR: Couldn't get parameter "wheel.fl.arm" from "/usr/local/share/games/vdrift/data/cars/C7/C7.car"Just a reminder to convert the cars to use the new suspension code. You can ignore it. - skankerror - 02-16-2011 ![]() I see this, and when car is loading, that's the same, tyres are white, I don't use custom texture. - NaN - 02-16-2011 Your graphics card driver doesn't like the texture. Can you post your OS and graphics card info? - skankerror - 02-16-2011 INFO: Video card information: Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation Renderer: GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP8X/AGP/SSE2 Version: 1.5.8 NVIDIA 96.43.19 Maximum texture size: 2048 Maximum varying floats: 8 Using GLEW 1.5.6 INFO: Your video card doesn't support framebuffer objects. Disabling shaders. INFO: Maximum anisotropy: 2 OS : ubuntu 10.10. Do you need more ? - NaN - 02-16-2011 The tire texture(data/carparts/touring.png) is a rectangle 768:384 and not power of two. But there is code to deal with this if not supported. Can you try to rescale it to 512:512 manually. - skankerror - 02-16-2011 With rescaling, that works ! - NaN - 02-16-2011 Looks like there is a bug in the internal rescaling code. Will look into it. - skankerror - 02-17-2011 Fixed in revision 3062. ![]() |