NRC Crash(?) After Quitting

[Sp-Lily]

Well, this is not usually happen, more like randomly and generate a dump file in this folder. As you can see, this crash happens multiple times but at random. I don't know when and how did this can happen exactly, nor I can reproduce this crash…

[Garux]

Here is debug build
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/86gr4fuw65rut5aohl6fz/netradiant-custom-20250924-windows-x86_64-debug.zip?rlkey=nqq9chu63rpaenjcli67gmkfl&st=151cekmh&dl=1
If you will get crash with it and share its .dmp, i'll be able to debug it.

Related #148

[Garux]

Cool, i assume you have global prefs dialog shown every time, this is not default and is required to make crash possible.
Problem was library misuse after all.

black square background

Idk, it appeared after enabling high dpi support, icon file baked to .exe wasn't changed. I thought that was local windows quirk :p

[Sp-Lily]

Yeah, because I do mapping on different games, so I feel better if NRC ask me each time I launch which game should I choose to do mapping on. I'm guessing the next update will have that checkbox disabled by default, yes?

I thought that was local windows quirk :p

Hmm… the first debug release you gave me didn't have that buggy icon.

[Garux]

Here any icon is fine besides the one, which is pinned to startup panel.

[Garux]

Icon stuff is pretty mysterious, it gets black concretely when pinning, only new versions (debug one included).
Idk what related stuff could be changed, only haven't tried clearing win icons cache.

[Sp-Lily]

Maybe clearing win icon cache would help.

[Sp-Lily]

This is an out of topic question.

I have a PC without a graphics card in my office, and I tried to run NRC. When it about to show the main working window, it was just going straight out crashed without any error message. Even the radiant.log didn't log any kind of error. Perhaps NRC requires a lot of OpenGL features.

I then tried NetRadiant, and it has external opengl32.dll. It's Mesa3D, I think? And it ran without any problem. When I copy-paste this opengl32.dll into NRC folder, NRC didn't recognize it.

[Garux]

literally set QT_OPENGL_DLL=opengl32mesa.dll && radiant in terminal

[Sp-Lily]

literally set QT_OPENGL_DLL=opengl32mesa.dll && radiant in terminal

I've tried too and it worked. So yeah, the set command is for setting the Environment Var. Thanks for the tips. :)

[Sp-Lily]

literally set QT_OPENGL_DLL=opengl32mesa.dll && radiant in terminal

About this, something just came to my mind. Could you set NRC by default using custom opengl32.dll from its current directory (every NRC release does not ship this .dll, only if user prefer to use), then using one from user's system folder as a fallback?

[Garux]

Can't, Qt is responsible for this.

[Sp-Lily]

Ouch, alright. I thought it was possible.