[Bf-committers] OS X GL troubleshooting help

[Ton Roosendaal]

Hi,

Before the python release, I did a make clean at the blender source,  
maybe that would help you?  Because I don't have that error... and the  
'swapbuffers bug' you talk about was while vertexpainting, something  
solved weeks ago.

You've reported the past months more strange things... which make me  
think that somehow we do things differently, or have very different  
configured systems.

Mine:
OSX 10.2.6 (server)
G4 500 mhz, ATI (AGP graphics)
gcc 3.1

I use standard Makefiles (no auto), nothing changed in Makefiles...

For testing, compare your version with the one that's released. If that  
one works, it's in your compilation. If that one doesn't work either,  
it's your system setup!

-Ton-


On Friday, Jul 4, 2003, at 23:09 Europe/Amsterdam, Douglas Bischoff  
wrote:

> Hello:
>
> Doing some work today in a compile from yesterday's CVS, and noticed  
> some odd behavior which might help explain the crazy screen behavior  
> on OS X.
>
> When doing an F12 render, the render window looks fine, while the  
> background (the rest of Blender) goes haywire with random pixels...  
> which appear to be from the system "wallpaper" by the way... in a  
> repeating pattern.
>
> I tried dragging the render window around, and discovered that behind  
> it, and where the system was drawing a drop shadow, the screen redrew  
> itself just fine... showing the remaining Blender interface nicely.
>
> A second drag over the same area... and it went back to the crazy  
> patterns!
>
> Sounds like a swapbuffer somewhere?
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> -Bish
>
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