No terrain textures on ubuntu

No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Elcoo
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No terrain textures on ubuntu

Post by Elcoo »

Hi,
we installed spring on an ubuntu system today, it run's ok, but there are no terrain textures (Terrain is white, with the detailtexture applied to it, looks like snow^^)
It's the same on every map, is there anything I can do against it?
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koshi
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Elcoo wrote: is there anything I can do against it?
read the wiki http://spring.clan-sy.com/wiki/SetupGuide#Map_is_White and draw your conclusion from it
Elcoo
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Mhh, I've got an Dell Inspiron 6400, with a intel 945GM. Anyone knows if spring runs on that system with other drivers?
I tried searching for new ones but couldn't find them. I don't even know exactly wich driver I've got installed, where can I find that?
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Vadi
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Envy is what I recommend to people for drivers:

http://albertomilone.com/ubuntu/nvidia/ ... u9_all.deb

As for the Intel card, it should work there, give it a try.
Elcoo
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Envy website wrote:only ATI and Nvidia cards are supported
Mhh, will this be useful for an intel chipset?
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Vadi
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

Post by Vadi »

Oops, sorry, no.

Intel drivers are shipped with the ubuntu repositories, so if you keep your updates on, you're good as it is.

The thing is that there's 2 things you need to have to support this - a graphics card that supports it, and a driver that supports it. If the graphics card doesn't support it, no driver will help. Which is the case with you, I suspect.
Elcoo
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Vadi wrote:Which is the case with you, I suspect.
The graphics card shall support it, as I've got it in another notebook with windows. Spring runs there, not with the best details, but it runs smooth and without foughts.
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Vadi
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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With the same card?
Elcoo
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Vadi wrote:With the same card?
Yep, of course.
Sry, forgot to write that :mrgreen:
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Vadi
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Then it is the driver :?

8.04 is coming out in less than a month, might help your prob. I had the same thing no my radeon 7500 - everything worked on it (compiz did just fine), but the ground textures wouldn't show.
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BlueTemplar
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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If the graphics card doesn't support it, no driver will help. Which is the case with you, I suspect.
BTW, which version of OpenGL is it?
[LBF]Vache
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

Post by [LBF]Vache »

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php? ... d+Graphics

this shows you how to install drivers manually and fine tune them.

Seems like X is allowing only 12 mb of memory to your Graphic Card, wich could be the problem, though i don't know if spring goes over those settings or not.

Still if you got a 945GM on ubuntu this could be an interresting read.

Other thing, if you run linux, be prepared to do a lot of search by yourself, since every configuration have it's specific problem, wich the spring linux community may not be able to resolve since it's kinda sparse :-)
Elcoo
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Re: No terrain textures on ubuntu

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Thx for the link vache, will try those things later. :)
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