[cluckay]

As the title suggests, I'm having visual artifacts when pressing Esc. in results screen and glitchy Sathanas rendering in the mission "Straight, No Chaser".

I played through the mission "Straight, No Chaser" with no problems until the end when the multiple Juggernauts jumped in. For whatever reason, the beam cannons would render at the 4 corners of my screen, but disappear when when I turn around to check if a Sathanas actually did jump behind me. I then suddenly got clipped INSIDE of a Sathanas.



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[DahBlount]

You're using an integrated Intel card. These have limited support for opengl and its features. I believe you can update your drivers and if so, you should.

If not what I would do is remove:

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-no_glsl
-post_process
Then check the disable normal map option in the launcher.

The artifacts are just a random occurrence that happen when ESC is pressed. You can simply ignore it as it goes away when ESC is pressed again or a menu button is pressed.

[General Battuta]

Removing -no_glsl is going to turn on features, not turn them off.

[DahBlount]

Yes, however the drivers shown in the log enable framebuffers (Engine distort and FB explosions), so all that needs to be turned off are the normal map and post-processing features for everything else to work properly.

[cluckay]

You're using an integrated Intel card. These have limited support for opengl and its features. I believe you can update your drivers and if so, you should.

If not what I would do is remove:

Code: [Select]

-no_glsl
-post_process
Then check the disable normal map option in the launcher.

The artifacts are just a random occurrence that happen when ESC is pressed. You can simply ignore it as it goes away when ESC is pressed again or a menu button is pressed.

Removing -no_glsl is going to turn on features, not turn them off.

Having "-no_glsl" disabled will cause me to crash, as seen here
http://www.hard-light.net/forums/index.php?topic=87870.0

Also, my drivers are current.

[DahBlount]

Really? Well, keep no_glsl on then. Just more stuff for me to add to my Intel card Info log.