Arx Libertatis Bug Tracker ~ [CLOSED] #37 - (D3D9+wine) Player skin is broken with the ATI Catalyst driver.

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CLOSED Bug report #37 - (D3D9+wine) Player skin is broken with the ATI Catalyst driver.

Posted May 12, 2011 - updated Feb 17, 2012 Shortlink: http://arx.vg/37

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This issue has been closed with status "Fixed" and resolution "RESOLVED".

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Daniel Scharrer

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Issue description

The skin texture of the player (excuding the head, armor, pants, etc) looks like leftover buffer data.

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Comment posted by

Daniel Scharrer

May 20, 00:49

This also affects some NPCs (Kultar).

See http://imgur.com/a/JdvoF for examples.

Comment posted by

SebastienLussier

May 21, 02:14

Couldn't reproduce, might be a driver issue? What drivers are you using ? Can you try running the game in software mode with mesa somehow ?

Comment posted by

Daniel Scharrer

May 22, 14:43

I can only reproduce this on my desktop with a Radeon HD 4850. I'll try the mesa drivers if I have time.

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SebastienLussier

Jun 02, 04:23

Did you have any chance to try it out using mesa ?

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Daniel Scharrer

Jun 02, 20:19

I cannot reproduce this on mesa with either the classic radeon driver, gallium radeon driver, clallsic software rasterizer or the gallium softpipe.

So this seems to be a bug of the binary ati driver, or at least something specific to that driver.