Runtime error on chai3d 3.1.1
Hi,
I was trying to run multidevice example from chai3d 3.1.1. I'm getting a runtime error and compiler always pointing at
cTexture2d.cpp
at ---> glActivetexture(m_textureUnit)
Thanks!
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CHAI3D uses the OpenGL framework to perform 3D graphic rendering. Under the Linux and Mac OS X operating systems, OpenGL drivers are provided by default. If you are using Windows and have installed the operating system directly from a Microsoft Windows Installation CD or DVD, you will need to update your graphic drivers by downloading a fresh copy from the website of your graphics card manufacturer.
If you card is an ATI or an NVIDIA model, you may find a link to their website here:
- NVIDIA: www.nvidia.com
- ATI: www.amd.com
Note that Microsoft only provides an emulated version of OpenGL using DirectX. Therefore if you are encountering any performance issues with the graphic rendering, OpenGL drivers are among the first things to check.
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I did updated OpenGL and graphics driver but experiencing the same issue, I'm wondering by any chance this error is due to OS incompatibility?. This is happening only when I run my application on 32bit Win7!?
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Thank you for the note. We will further investigate the problem.
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Thank you!. Lately I found runtime error is particularly due to 2D objects; basically I'm getting an exception access violation (0xC0000005) during runtime. And always pointing as mentioned before at CTexture2d.cpp
glActiveTexture(m_textureUnit);
but when I disable images,labels etc., it works!. That makes me so confused.
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Are you observing this problem with the 32-bit version of Windows, or the 64-bit?
What 2D object are you exactly disabling/enabling?
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