Working map shading on intel..

[aeonios]

I wasn't going to complain about this, since honestly intel built-in graphics are crap, no joke. But, it's still fully capable of doing all the openGL stuff that spring uses and it's still a lot better than some of the stuff that was available a decade ago. I've even run on medium graphics settings without much lag.

The main reason I'm complaining though is that when I try to make maps I can't see adv map shading and there are lots of effects which I'm using but have to have someone else test and send screen shots. That takes forever and is a pretty unreliable way of getting anything done. It kind of makes me angry when I can't see what I'm doing and my system should be able to do that even if it's slower. Updating my drivers didn't help anything either, unfortunately.

For all I know it may work on linux/mesa, but migrating back to linux isn't really an option for me at the moment, not to mention zero-k doesn't really run on linux nor load through spring on linux properly.

[smoth]

I wasn't going to complain about this, since honestly intel built-in graphics are crap, no joke. But, it's still fully capable of doing all the openGL stuff that spring uses

How is that? their gl implementation has been historically terrible, worse than ATI's. What is your intel card? what shader version does it support.

infolog.txt please

[Silentwings]

my system should be able to do that

why? what goes wrong when you enabled adv map shading?

[aeonios]

why? what goes wrong when you enabled adv map shading?

It looks exactly the same as without adv map shading.

How is that? their gl implementation has been historically terrible, worse than ATI's.

I never said it was a reasonable request.

What is your intel card? what shader version does it support. infolog.txt please

http://pastebin.com/2A1RNciJ

[Silentwings]

GL info:
..., haveGLSL: 0

I guess thats the reason.

[aeonios]

GL info:
..., haveGLSL: 0

I guess thats the reason.

... right below the stated GLSL version. It's not like I'm running a p4, this card lets me run at 1920x1080 and is still very playable even with mass trees and giant maps and such. I can see speculars and normals in blender and SC2, why not in spring?

[jK]

cause they use directx?

[aeonios]

I realized that spring uses SDL internally for rendering anyway, so I should probably be complaining further upstream. I have a better temporary solution for my own problems, so oh well I guess.

[zoggop]

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[aeonios]

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[smoth]

I never said it was a reasonable request.

No worries, just mentioning it

[Super Mario]

I realized that spring uses SDL internally for rendering anyway, so I should probably be complaining further upstream. I have a better temporary solution for my own problems, so oh well I guess.

Wait it does? I thought it's own custom rendering system that jk develop?

[aeonios]

I realized that spring uses SDL internally for rendering anyway, so I should probably be complaining further upstream. I have a better temporary solution for my own problems, so oh well I guess.

Wait it does? I thought it's own custom rendering system that jk develop?

"rendering" comes in levels. Like OpenGL, glut, then the rendering engine built on top of that. On the other hand for all I know spring's engine could have been written entirely from scratch, but either way.