OSX Leopard 10.5 - hud in wrong place

by a baby rabbit on 10/28/2007 16:07, 34 messages, last message: 02/07/2009 07:48, 7747 views, last view: 05/17/2024 09:20, closed on 02/07/2009 09:11

For those apple users who are now running leopard you may be seeing this:

http://www.hillrippers.ch/temp/SauerOnLeopard.jpg

i.e. with the hud in a weird place, odd startup/progress screens, and in addition a few subtle bugs related to occlusion culling.

The current solution (until whenever the next Sauer release) is as follows:

Go to the "/sauerbraten/data/" folder and edit "std_shader.cfg" (with textedit will do)

Starting at about line 8 in this file is:

vpstart = [
!!ARBvp1.0
OPTION ARB_position_invariant;
ATTRIB opos = vertex.position;
]

Replace the above with the following:

vpstart = [
!!ARBvp1.0
ATTRIB opos = vertex.position;
OUTPUT rpos = result.position;
DP4 rpos.x, state.matrix.mvp.row[0], opos;
DP4 rpos.y, state.matrix.mvp.row[1], opos;
DP4 rpos.z, state.matrix.mvp.row[2], opos;
DP4 rpos.w, state.matrix.mvp.row[3], opos;
]

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If people running leopard can confirm/deny that they have the bug, and if so that this fixes it then that would be useful (provide system specs).

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#21: ..

by Acord on 11/10/2007 00:19

Leopard just doesn't seem that stable, which is pretty unusual for Apple. There are a lot of reports of machines locking up and having a lot of glitches during installation, including the BSoD. I doubt that the rest of it is much more stable than that.

Wait for awhile - Apple is very good about ironing out glitches.

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by absinth_withaseriouscookieproblem on 11/10/2007 00:36

>Leopard just doesn't seem that stable, which is pretty unusual for Apple.

you must not have been here during 10.4.0, that was a LOT worse.

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#23: Re: Doesn't start at ALL in Leopard

by Quin on 11/10/2007 04:14, refers to #20

try setyting 'envmapsize' to a lower value in your autoexec.cfg

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by SanHolo on 11/10/2007 19:10, refers to #21

"There are a lot of reports of machines locking up and having a lot of glitches during installation, including the BSoD."

That _only_ happens to people who have APE installed, which is a haxie.
Leopard is very stable for me, no crashes so far.

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#25: Re: other problems...

by nickells on 11/11/2007 06:23, refers to #17

A-Baby_Rabbit: Thanks for mentioning that. I originally didn't change my stdshader.cfg because the misplaced text wasn't bothering me, but it also fixed the z-buffer problem.

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by fsdsdfdsasfdsafhkjd on 11/12/2007 09:47, refers to #21

Acord: By BSoD, I really hope you mean

"Light grey screen with wipe-down transition into dark grey screen with multilingual restart message in rounded rectangle of death"

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by demosthenes on 11/12/2007 09:49, refers to #26

A BSoD does not have to be literally that. It's more of a spirit-of-the-thing term now. So, I think he meant BSoD. ;)

I wonder how the BSoD has evolved over time, and where it's going next?

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by A-Baby_Rabbit on 11/12/2007 11:36, refers to #27

Jeez people - don't feed the ^&$£*&$# trolls.

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