16bit (heightmap) texture export broken on Windows

[ShoX1988]

https://pastebin.com/hZtbtyr9

[gajop]

I can't reproduce this on my machine - export works fine.

There are a couple of things you could try:

Looking at your log:

[f=0002361] Error: This stack trace indicates a problem with your graphic card driver. Please try upgrading or downgrading it. Specifically recommended is the latest driver, and one that is as old as your graphic card. Make sure to use a driver removal utility, before installing other drivers.

1. Is there anything you could do about this (by updating drivers)?

2. Can you try typing /texture $heightmap in the editor console, to see if there is a heightmap texture (there should be a dimension shown below the preview texture, e.g. 769x513 like for "Red Comet"). Press enter and type or paste that.

3. Try the 104.0 engine by opening config.json and setting engines to 104.0:

{
    "server" : {
            "address" : "springrts.com",
            "port" : 8200,
            "serverName" : "Spring",
            "protocol" : "spring"
    },
    "game" : "generic",

    "games" : ["sbc:test"],
    "maps" : ["Obsidian_1.5"],
    "engines" : [ "104.0" ],

	"auto_download" : true,
	"auto_start" : true,
    "no_downloads" : false,

	"game_title": "SpringBoard",
    "start_args" : ["--game", "rapid://sbc:test", "--map", "Obsidian_1.5"]
}

Also, it may help if you gave me the project files so I try to reproduce the exact environment that causes the crash.

[gajop]

So I can reproduce this on a different (windows) machine, which doesn't seem to have any other issues with shaders (map painting works). /texture $heightmap also seems to exist. Using the 104.0 engine doesn't help either. Therefore none of my above suggestions seem to work.

I have attached the error log for 104.0: https://pastebin.com/ZQtG1iLM

[gajop]

For reference, this is the export command file: https://github.com/Spring-SpringBoard/SpringBoard-Core/blob/master/scen_edit/command/export_maps_command.lua

[gajop]

Mantised: https://springrts.com/mantis/view.php?id=5818

[gajop]

I worked around this by exporting 8bit height maps on Windows. Not ideal but better than nothing

[icexuick]

@gajop Im in quite dire need of true 16 bit exports, from windows. The 8-bit is actually really unusable because of the jittered/jagged results. Could you try and give this one more go to fix for Windows?