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I tried to start PADRend using the Guide on Ubuntu 18.04. I've used the listed libraries from apt and updated all submodules.
I have added code to print some GL strings inside /modules/GUI/Base/Draw.cpp. As you can see GSLV 1.30 is used. But the shaders require GLSL 3.30.
From what I've read, one must (somehow) acquire a "core profile" which supports GLGS 3.3.
On that note, glewIsSupported("GL_VERSION_3_3") returns GL_TRUE, so it should be possible to run the shaders on my machine.
Yes, Mesa does not support the compability profile for OpenGL and PADrend currently requires it to work.
I'm currently working on an option to disable compability mode, but it may take some time.
Until then, you can try a proprietary driver for your graphics card, if available. (Even with core profile enabled, Mesa seems to perform very poorly for PADrend, at least on my system)
I pushed a new Version.
Now you can enable/disable the compability profile in the config.json (Rendering.GLCompabilityProfile)
It is disabled by default.
Please try out if it works.
Some features might be broken if you disable compability profile
I tried to start PADRend using the Guide on Ubuntu 18.04. I've used the listed libraries from apt and updated all submodules.
I have added code to print some GL strings inside
/modules/GUI/Base/Draw.cpp
. As you can see GSLV 1.30 is used. But the shaders require GLSL 3.30.From what I've read, one must (somehow) acquire a "core profile" which supports GLGS 3.3.
On that note,
glewIsSupported("GL_VERSION_3_3")
returnsGL_TRUE
, so it should be possible to run the shaders on my machine.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: