From: cloudwalk Date: Sat, 6 Jun 2020 14:02:55 +0000 (+0000) Subject: Revert "Disable occlusion query on Intel. Can be force-enabled. Hopefully temporary" X-Git-Url: https://git.rm.cloudns.org/?a=commitdiff_plain;h=5a73899928508997d8b00d258399c5762cea62f3;p=xonotic%2Fdarkplaces.git Revert "Disable occlusion query on Intel. Can be force-enabled. Hopefully temporary" This reverts commit d26e81de699c51e5be2b630649e7f853aadea2cd. git-svn-id: svn://svn.icculus.org/twilight/trunk/darkplaces@12642 d7cf8633-e32d-0410-b094-e92efae38249 --- diff --git a/r_shadow.c b/r_shadow.c index 20490fd6..7426574a 100644 --- a/r_shadow.c +++ b/r_shadow.c @@ -600,31 +600,6 @@ static void r_shadow_newmap(void) R_Shadow_EditLights_Reload_f(&cmd_client); } -/* - * (Cloudwalk) FIXME: If anyone wants to figure this shit out, - * go ahead. Clearing r_shadow_occlusion_buf is enough on AMD - * and NVIDIA. But Intel, even if I call glDeleteBuffers, insists - * on doing some stupid bullshit, causing a crash in the driver, - * when ever it calls glGetQueryObjectiv. In the interest of - * maintaining some semblance of stability, no occlusionquery - * for Intel. - */ -static void R_DisableCoronas_Intel_c(char *string) -{ - int value; - if(strstr(gl_vendor,"Intel")) - { - value = atoi(string); - if(value == 1) - { - Con_Warnf("Occlusion query is not supported on Intel iGPUs at this time. Sorry!\n"); - string[0] = '0', string[1] = '\000'; - } - else if (value != 0) - Con_Warnf("Force-enabling occlusion query on Intel. Proceed at your own risk. It *will* crash after a vid_restart!\n"); - } -} - void R_Shadow_Init(void) { Cvar_RegisterVariable(&r_shadow_bumpscale_basetexture); @@ -722,7 +697,6 @@ void R_Shadow_Init(void) Cvar_RegisterVariable(&r_coronas); Cvar_RegisterVariable(&r_coronas_occlusionsizescale); Cvar_RegisterVariable(&r_coronas_occlusionquery); - Cvar_RegisterCallback(&r_coronas_occlusionquery,R_DisableCoronas_Intel_c); Cvar_RegisterVariable(&gl_flashblend); R_Shadow_EditLights_Init(); Mem_ExpandableArray_NewArray(&r_shadow_worldlightsarray, r_main_mempool, sizeof(dlight_t), 128);