PlaneShift
Support => Linux Specific Issues => Topic started by: AljoshaNL on July 15, 2006, 12:16:37 pm
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It's almost impossible to play, how can I fix this?
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It looks the same way here.
Maybe a "relight" would fix it -- no clue. I'll wait for the official client.
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By some reasons it is black for Linux users and (I guess) it is the same for Mac users.
Relighting makes it better, but doesn't fix all the black areas as can be seen on this screenshot (http://www.vaikene.net/img/sh02.jpg).
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...and (I guess) it is the same for Mac users.
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You're right, Bereror, I'll try to /relight next time I go to the Bronze Doors region.
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Try to log in, while your char is on bdroad map (i tested it on bdroad1). When I log in there and go to bronzedoors, the ground is ok. This (and all other lighting/checkerboard isuues) are because textures are not organized well. It is already reported on bugtracker.
Relight probably won't fix it, but I can't check it, because 512MB of ram + 512MB of swap is not enough to relight bronzedoors :(
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For me, the left of the map is normal and to the right is black..
I suppose just wait untll things are fixed.. be patient and know that people
are working hard for us. :)
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I don't think people are impatient, but rather confused.
At least I was when I went to the waterfall yesterday. Looked awesome, but between the valley and the waterfall area there was much blackness. I didn't proceed because I wasn't sure it was safe for me.
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Have You tried to run updater ? The map was relighted several days ago and the ground looks much better now.
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Tried it yesterday before playing since I got a "there are updates" message.
Afterwards (nothing to update), I ran the game again and got the same message.
This time I ignored it and played PS. Then I noticed the "black earth".
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Same for me. I updated a couple of times but it didn't solve the problem.
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I've tried it again yesterday evening,
this time the script from Xordan came in (ran it) and now I don't have the "you need to update" - message anymore.
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It removes a lot of ambience, but I was able to get the black terrain to display normally using the -fullbright setting...
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The -relight option fixed it for me.
1. Start PS and log on.
2. Travel to the bronze doors region
3. Log out
4. Start PS with -relight option and log on again
5. Wait! Loading took around 1,5 hours on my system. ( AMD Athlon64 3200+, 1024 MB )
6. Everything should look fine now. Log off again and start PS without -relight
Hope that helps.
Greetings
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Thanks, Peeg, that did fix it for me as well, though it took a wee bit longer (1 hour, 45 minutes :) ). Hurrah for the green, green grass!
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This isn't a linux specific issue. I get it on my mac.
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how can i relight it?
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1. Start PS and log on.
2. Travel to the bronze doors region
3. Log out
4. Start PS with -relight option and log on again
5. Wait! Loading took around 1,5 hours on my system. ( AMD Athlon64 3200+, 1024 MB )
6. Everything should look fine now. Log off again and start PS without -relight
Pay extra attention to the point 5, it will take long time.
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this isn't my problem. i don't know where to set it
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Since this is a Linux forums I assume that you are using Linux.
Start the console (konsole on KDE) and go to the directory where PS is installed, which should be /opt/planeshift in most of the cases. Then enter ./psclient -relight and wait couple of hours.
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thx :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Any idea when a (real) fix will be available?
Of course the relight option will work around it, but isn't a true fix :-\
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I have the same "black textures" near the waterfall. So I ran the psclient from the terminal with the relight switch. I typed it exactly as follows:
./psclient -relightI don't think the operation worked because it only took a few minutes and those of you who have performed it report it taking over an hour.
My system specs are as follows:
Dell Dimension 8400
CPU: P4 3.0 Ghz
RAM: 1GB
Video: ATI X300 128MB ( driver/fglrx ver 8.28.8 )
OS: Ubuntu 6.06
I'm a very long time Windows user and I'm still learning Linux so I still don't understand everything that's going on under the hood. Each stage PSClient load was successful but several files weren't found, able to be opened, or deleted. This makes me wonder if I was suppose to run this as sudo.
I have the terminal output saved as a text file but I didn't post it in code blocks because it was really long. I do have it though. Sorry I'm such a noobie about this.
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/me mutters something about Ubuntu with quite an angry face
sudo ... no! No game should need root-access to your system to run!
Running alpha-software as root is .... well, crazy ::|
Did you travel to the bronze doors before you started PS with -relight? You have to - the engine only relights the current sector your char's onto.
Greetings
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I have the same "black textures" near the waterfall. So I ran the psclient from the terminal with the relight switch. I typed it exactly as follows:
./psclient -relightI don't think the operation worked because it only took a few minutes and those of you who have performed it report it taking over an hour.
This method only takes a few minutes. If you use Relight in setup, it takes a very long time, depending on your system and system settings.
Video: ATI X300 128MB ( driver/fglrx ver 8.28.8 ) I suggest a driver rollback, try the 8.26.3 instead.
I had some other issues with the latest driver, but when i use the previous version, everything worked great :)
Trying wont hurt anything.
Edit: actualy the 8.17.2 was the most stable for me :)
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Thanks. I will go to the bronze doors area and run it. When I originally ran it, I was in town. Thanks for the help.
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hehe I never thought to try and fix the issue. i was having to much fun navagating in pitch darkness.. although there was one hill a came across that proved deadly :(
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It worked fine. There was one small area that looked like the ground was invisible. I thought, hmm, the ground was black and I could walk on it so why not try invisible. Note to self: invisible ground doesn't seem as solid as black ground. It was an interesting way to visit the DR though.