My system is AMD HD7660D processor, integrated graphics processor. This week
I updated from FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE using vesa driver to 10.1-RELEASE using the
updated radeon driver, and vt console.
Behaviour with stellarium has changed. Has anyone else come across this?
When I ran stellarium 0.
So, you have spotted a difference?
1) Moving from Qt4 to Qt5 brought a huge change.
2) It is our favorite FAQ since 0.13.0 is out:
https://answers.launchpad.net/stellarium/+faq/2570
3) I am surprised the Radeon driver for this modern iGP does not like the
GLSL1.3 planet shaders. As always,
Hi!
2014-11-19 19:51 GMT+06:00 Graham Bradley :
> My system is AMD HD7660D processor, integrated graphics processor. This
> week I updated from FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE using vesa driver to 10.1-RELEASE
> using the updated radeon driver, and vt console.
>
> Behaviour with stellarium has changed. Ha
thanks for the idea, I have run with FreeBSD-10.1 and latest xorg and vt:
In each case I switched off atmospherics and horizon from the view.
1. stellarium 0.12.4 seems to show everything, and zooms in nicely
then installed back the later pkg to try that:
2. stellarium 0.13.1 runs, can zoom in fine
Hi again!
2014-11-19 21:21 GMT+06:00 Graham Bradley :
> 2. stellarium 0.13.1 runs, can zoom in fine on galaxy images, sun, moons
> and planets, but nothing shows up when it is less than a pixel.
> Notice that Moon and Spica are close at the moment, zooming Moon is ok, as
> it's always at least a
Aha!I may be answering my own question here, but an earlier message referred to
bug #1383046, and it does look consistent with my issue.
So I have tried the suggested:
stellarium --dump-opengl-details
On the 0.13.1 version with FreeBSD and radeon driver
and the output file is attached.
I notice t
Hi!
The message on glProgramParameteriEXT may not be completely bad. In the
last half year we are hunting down Qt5-/OpenGL2+-related errors on various
graphics systems, and this was one of the possible issues. However your
logfile is free from relevant messages.
But I don't understand your last m
thanks Georg
to clarify, for 0.13.1, the moon and planets appear as textured spheres only
when they exceed a pixel in size. In the startup screen, with a 60deg field of
view, only sun and moon show any image. Their legends are present, as are the
brighter stars and planets. Given enough zoom,
