https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55817
--- Comment #6 from Tim Allen <screwt...@froup.com> --- If you look at the screenshots, you'll see the wall is constructed with a crumbly bit at the top, followed by a dark band with a curly motif, a stretch of plain bricks, and another curly-motif band at the bottom. In the screenshot of Mesa 8.0.4, you'll see that in the wall-segments that have the problem, everything from the upper band to the ground is missing. So, whatever problem Mesa is having, causes that entire texture to not work - the entire brick section, plus the bottom band. However, if you look at the actual problematic texture (the 511x256 one) in the game's data files, it doesn't contain an entire brick section or a bottom band, it just has a few bricks in the middle with holes for emitting poison darts. In fact, if you look at attachment 68354, the problematic texture covers *exactly* the area that's rendered as garbage. Although it's not depicted in these screenshots, apparently if you can trick the game into moving the camera close to the wall so you can see the base texture instead of a mipmap, that renders just fine. So, the game doesn't render this 511x256 texture directly, but apparently at some point it combines it with some other texture with a sensible size (all the other wall textures are 512x512) producing a texture whose mipmaps are a glitchy mess even though the base texture is OK. However, the obvious way to combine textures would be with glCompressedTexSubImage2D, and the apitraces linked in comment 0 contain no such calls. There's some calls to glTexSubImage2D, but very few, and all of them have x and y set to 0 - and our dart wall is being drawn in the middle of the original wall texture. For the record, all these things are apparently sufficient (although none of them are necessary) to make the wall render as intended: - resave the original texture without compression. - resave the original texture after rescaling to 512px wide. - resave the original texture without the precalculated mipmaps. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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