Crash on M1 with standard pipeline
ryleu opened this issue · 10 comments
System Informatinon
- Minecraft Version: 1.17
- Canvas Version: 1.17-1.0.1641
- Operating System: MacOS v11.4 (Big Sur) on ARM
- Graphics Card: Apple M1
- Java: Zulu 16.0.1+9
Other mods and versions installed
- fabric-api-0.36.0+1.17
How you triggered the behavior
Joining a world with the pipeline set to "standard"
What you expected would happen
Bloom would start working
What actually happened
Minecraft (and the entire system once) crashed
Logs and screenshots
https://paste.ee/p/QASSU
If you don't have M1 hardware I am more than willing to test things for you.
The log shows a bunch of mods, but I tried it with no other mods at all with the same exact result.
I used these instructions to make Minecraft run natively on M1: https://github.com/yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack
The game works perfectly fine on basic.
I have the 8 gb ram model of the 2021 M1 Macbook Pro.
@FourInchKnife I have the same issue on M1 MacBook. I thought it was just me doing something wrong. I’ve also noticed with on the built in display it only runs at 1x res (on basic).
@FourInchKnife I have the same issue on M1 MacBook. I thought it was just me doing something wrong. I’ve also noticed with on the built in display it only runs at 1x res (on basic).
What do you mean by 1x resolution? It looks fine for me at least...
Did you have to use yusefnapora’s LWJGL hack?
System Informatinon
- Minecraft Version: 1.17
- Canvas Version: 1.17-1.0.1641 & 1.17-1.0.1684
- Operating System: MacOS v11.4 (Big Sur) on ARM
- Graphics Card: Apple M1
- fabric-api-0.36.0+1.17
- Java: Zulu 16.0.1+9
Logs and screenshots
https://paste.ee/p/2D3N9
I'm using the wrapper form yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack along with the lwjgl overrides.
Screenshots of the two resolutions are at:
https://imgur.com/a/RLtWcLx
First screenshot is Canvas Basic and rendering at 1440x900 (and upscaled for the laptop display). You notice the jagged edges most on things like glass.
Second screenshot is the same world reloaded without any mods. It's rendering at 2880x1800. Ignore the difference in GUI scaling I forgot to match the setting. It renders edges a lot smoother.
System Informatinon
* Minecraft Version: 1.17 * Canvas Version: 1.17-1.0.1641 & 1.17-1.0.1684 * Operating System: MacOS v11.4 (Big Sur) on ARM * Graphics Card: Apple M1 * fabric-api-0.36.0+1.17 * Java: Zulu 16.0.1+9Logs and screenshots
https://paste.ee/p/2D3N9I'm using the wrapper form yusefnapora/m1-multimc-hack along with the lwjgl overrides.
Screenshots of the two resolutions are at:
https://imgur.com/a/RLtWcLxFirst screenshot is Canvas Basic and rendering at 1440x900 (and upscaled for the laptop display). You notice the jagged edges most on things like glass.
Second screenshot is the same world reloaded without any mods. It's rendering at 2880x1800. Ignore the difference in GUI scaling I forgot to match the setting. It renders edges a lot smoother.
Have you tried disabling the reduce resolution on macs option? This seems to me like an unrelated issue...
Have you tried disabling the reduce resolution on macs option? This seems to me like an unrelated issue...
Haha. You nailed it. I never even thought that there would be an option to toggle it.
Much better now 😄
https://i.imgur.com/0vJkzNZ.png
Now I'm down to the crash on joining a world with standard pipeline same as you raised.
@agentk Glad I could help :)
It seems to be a GPU hang issue. It is possible that this is the M1 LWJGL hack’s fault?
Does anyone know about the equivalent vanilla bug?
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-218825
It was fixed in the snapshots. Someone vanilla savvy might be able to pinpoint the fix.
Does anyone know about the equivalent vanilla bug?
https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-218825
It was fixed in the snapshots. Someone vanilla savvy might be able to pinpoint the fix.
I think that might be it exactly. I’m going to get a dump of my issue and compare them. If I remember correctly, doesn’t the standard pipeline also set the game to Fabulous graphics?