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The problem is that during startup the render mode might be set to LIGHTING. This is bound to lead to problems though as the OpenGL context is not ready yet and the OpenGLRenderSystem cannot detect whether GLSL programs are available and will assume they're not. This causes the GLProgramFactory to never realise its program objects at startup time. Later on, when switching back to TEXTURED mode the rendersystem will attempt to destroy the GLSL objects, but they have never been created in the first place. My solution will be to disable starting up in LIGHTING mode. If the registry says to start up in LIGHTING, I'll let the code force it back to TEXTURED. |
- Anonymous
