artifacts on amd gpu
azuranc opened this issue · 11 comments
Version information
mc1.17.1-0.3.2+build.7
Expected Behavior
Nothing to look funny.
Actual Behavior
Triangle artifacts are appearing.
Reproduction Steps
Fly around to find the artifacts. No problems at all in 0.3.0, but appear in 0.3.1
Java version
16.0.1
CPU
Core i5 4690
GPU
AMD R9 290
Additional information
AMD driver: 21.5.2
tested with no other mods installed
Hey you might want to update your launcher/graphics/chipset drivers. AMD announced in one of their later graphics/chipset driver releases they (among other vulkan things) patched something in their implementation of OpenGL. Mesa on Windows could potentially be a very hacky sollution but at least Mesa has a better OpenGL implementation than AMD's
Does changing the "Use Persistent Mapping" or "Chunk Memory Allocator" settings in Video Settings > Advanced fix anything?
That's odd, seems to only happen with both async and persistent mapping enabled. Either option off or both seems fine
Once again, AMD's drivers have managed to break something in Sodium. For the time being, disabling "Use Persistent Mapping" should fix it, at least until we figure out what's going on here. My guess is something with the mapping's coherency flag...
sadly my gpu went legacy a few months ago, maybe somebody with a newer one can try
Hmmmm, if its legacy, then linux's mesa might help
https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win/releases
If not, I suggest you could wait a little bit to buy a new pc. PC prices are insane right now
You can't use Mesa's AMD driver on Windows. It's Linux-specific... please don't suggest users do advanced driver replacement with stuff that won't even solve their problem. The Mesa distribution for Windows only provides software solutions and translation layers, neither of which will perform within even 10% of the official AMD OpenGL driver on Windows right now.
Should be solved in Sodium 0.3.3... If not, please ask for this issue to be re-opened & provide any other relevant details (hardware information, client log file, etc.)