Large ceiling/floor texture oddity

[Gothic]

Tested on the latest dev build (g3.2pre-438-g54abe5f). When reaching map11 of Eternal Doom IV a ceiling texture looks like this:


Playing on previous versions (g2.3.2) however, it appears to be ok:

[Jimmy]

Looks to be a non-square texture (256x128) being used there. Check out this example which simple puts ZZZFACE1 on the floor, though it too doesn't display properly.

zzzfacefloor.wad

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[Gothic]

Yeah, it happens with other mapsets as well.

[dpJudas]

Looks to be a non-square texture (256x128) being used there. Check out this example which simple puts ZZZFACE1 on the floor, though it too doesn't display properly.

What's wrong there? it renders exactly like the GL renderer:

OpenGL:


Software (softpoly):


Software is with softpoly, but the carmack renderer draws it in the same way as far as I can tell.

[Rachael]

A perfect example of "we need the map"

[Graf Zahl]

but the carmack renderer draws it in the same way as far as I can tell.

Did you have a look? I can confirm that the skybox in ZDCMP2 is broken in the classic renderer and correct in softpoly.

[dpJudas]

I looked at the wad linked by Jimmy.

I did not launch ZDCMP2 as I didn't recognize it from the screenshot. Generally for ZDCMP2 I only launch that mod if I have absolutely no other choice as it rapes my ini file every time I do so.

[Jimmy]

This isn't a problem with the softpoly renderer - it is however prevalent in the original software renderer.

Softpoly:


Original:


Also .ini file sodomy sounds like the type of thing that really shouldn't be happening with just ZDCMP2. What does it do exactly?

[dpJudas]

@Jimmy: are you testing on git master/lastest dev build? It renders it correctly here. I added support for NPOT flats some weeks ago.

Edit: ok figured out why. It breaks in palette mode, but not in true color.

Edit 2: about the ini, it sets some keyboard binds that means every time I type IDKFA I get an error in the console after running ZDCMP2.

[dpJudas]

Okay, fixed this one.

[Graf Zahl]

Generally for ZDCMP2 I only launch that mod if I have absolutely no other choice as it rapes my ini file every time I do so.

Too bad, isn't it? Unfortunately that mod uses a pretty dangerous loophole in MENUDEF that injects its keybinds into the global namespace. So far I haven't found a good way to divert them to a separate section.