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Is there a testmap available? |
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ive attached a copy of very basic & cut down version of my cathedral map. As I had a clean cut down map I tried something that didn't occur to me before and that was to export the whole assy as a prefab and the import into a blank map in DR131 and sure enough all the lines disappeared. |
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I tried the prefab export/import on my full cathedral map and it didnt work, so I have attached my full map for you to have a play with. In the mean time I`ll still keep playing with this to find why it worked on the cut-down version and not the full version. |
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[update] It seems the issue is directly related to that map and my other map, the only thing i can think of is they were first created in DR121 and something is being carried over? I completely nuked DR and removed all releated folders on the c drive etc, then reinstalled. Then created a fresh map, then a box, then cutted and no lines. I loaded my map and then created a hollow box in the void and then cut the box up and sure enough the lines are back. Grrrrr... |
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I have this exact same problem with my map since 1.3.1, was going to report it. very annoying bug. |
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This is still prevalent in 1.3.2. |
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This is still prevalent in 1.4.0pre |
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Is the issue also present in versions before 1.3.1? |
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The only version I tested/used prior to 1.3.1 was 1.2.1 and that didn't have the issue. |
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If at all possible, when this is fixed, could it be made toggle-able? For example, if I have a plaster wall and split it at intervals to place wood columns, I can see exactly where I need to paint the columns' wood texture. Otherwise it's a hunt-and-peck to find the column brushes. If there was a toggle, folks who like (and use) the lines can leave them as is, and those who don't like them can turn them off. If a toggle is a royal pain to implement, then I'd be fine with going back to the "no lines" version. |
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After performing a binary revision search I can say that the exact SVN revision this has been introduced is 5585. |
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The attached map exhibits this issue and makes it clear that there is some sort of render state "corruption" going on. When the patch in the background is highlighted the gap line issue goes away, but when nothing is selected the gap lines (in caulk texture's colour) are clearly visible in between the brushes. |
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Finally fixed. The openGL state was not initialised correctly when polygons with polygonOffset > 0 were rendered in the scene. GL_POLYGON_OFFSET_FILL needs to be disabled before starting to render. |
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Sweet, thanks for sorting this Greebs.. |
- Anonymous
