Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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I'm using Ultimate Doom Builder 3.0.0.3274 (cbe8abb), and it looks fine in the editor and in hardware renderer mode, but not in the software renderer.



Here it is in the editor:



Nothing on the line itself, either.



And it's just a line.



Is there a way to fix this?
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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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If it's working in hardware but not in software, it could be a bug.

Could you package it up in a simple example and post it?

Is there any scaling being applied to the texture, or anything else that might be relevant?
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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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Crap, knew I was forgetting something, sorry!



There's some scaling happening.

I'll try to make an example wad as soon as I can.
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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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OK, well that's curious because I'm not seeing the problem at all. I've tried your example in all renderers in both 4.7.1 official and the latest Git build - all tests looked the same and correct.

Just in case anyone can't see your Streamable link (it was initially blocked for me), here are some screen grabs from it:
(BTW, with Streamable links - like YouTube ones - you only include the video code, not the full address, between the tags. I have fixed your one for you.)

Good:


Bad:


But, to be clear, in game I am only seeing the good version in all renderers.
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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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Ah, I might be using an outdated version of GZDoom then. I haven't checked in a long time, my bad!

Thanks for the help!
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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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Ah, sorry. I updated and it's still broken. No idea what I'm doing wrong.
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I wonder if it is something to do with your hardware? The texture is an unusual size. Perhaps your hardware is not handling it properly.

What graphics card do you have?

What happens if you remake the texture with more normal (preferably power of 2) dimensions?
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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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I've got a Geforce RTX 2070.

I remade the texture in 128*128 resolution, and it didn't change much.

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I've got a bit of a hacky way to fix this problem:



I've put some padding above and below the texture so that it has a bit of extra space. This seems to solve the issue.

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Re: Middle misaligned in software but not hardware renderer

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I have an RTX 2060 so I would have expected the two cards to be much the same as far as this is concerned.

Glad you found a solution, even if it is weird that it was needed.
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