Game crashes on ALT+TAB when using older Intel GPUs
MotWnb opened this issue ยท 8 comments
Bug Description
When playing Minecraft with the Sodium mod installed, I expected the game to continue running smoothly even when I press the Windows key while in fullscreen mode. However, when I perform these actions, the game crashes. I believe this to be a bug because pressing the Windows key while in fullscreen mode should not cause the game to crash. I am not experiencing this issue without the Sodium mod installed.
- I have updated intel drivers
- The "0.6.0beta1" version has the bug
- The "0.5.11" version is fine
- I have changed the jdk version and it crashed again
Reproduction Steps
Install Minecraft.
Download and install the Sodium mod(0.6.0beta1).
Start Minecraft.
Press F11 to enter fullscreen mode.
Press the Windows key.
The game will crash at this point.
Log File
Crash Report
it wasn't created.But i can upload sth to help u
hs_err_pid9824.log
LatestLaunch.txt(it is bat file)
output.txt
+1, I have the same problem and the bug only occurs when you tab out Minecraft using Alt + TAB and only occurs by using Sodium 0.6.0beta1. I also tried using the Concertation mod and sodium causes crash.
Crash Reports [11 crashed sessions]:
hs_err_pid2232.log, hs_err_pid2704.log, hs_err_pid3180.log, hs_err_pid4500.log
hs_err_pid6464.log, hs_err_pid6628.log, hs_err_pid8052.log, hs_err_pid8364.log
hs_err_pid9472.log, hs_err_pid9788.log, hs_err_pid11260.log
Log File:
latest.log
Drivers:
Additional Notes:
Please fix this bug as soon as possible, if you need more info, you can ask for them. :)
You can try adding the following option to the sodium-mixins.properties config file:
mixin.features.render.compositing=false
This should work around the crash. But we will need to implement functionality to automatically do this when Intel's broken graphics drivers are used.
Is the issue at hand that my integrated graphics processing unit (iGPU) is outdated and its drivers are unable to support certain functionalities in the new version of Sodium?