Geometry appears all black/all orange (selected) in textured view on laptop with Integrated graphics #49564
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Blender 2.78 (2016-09-27) OS X
All objects appear black in the 3D view in material mode using Cycles.
Another user expressed a similar issue at stackexchange and resolved it by opening the file on a computer with dedicated rather than integrated graphics:
http://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/30894/materials-show-up-in-solid-view-but-just-appear-black-in-material-view
I have Intel Iris Pro integrated graphics in the Mac laptop giving me trouble, but don't have a second machine to test against at present.
Changed status to: 'Open'
Added subscriber: @apophene
Added subscriber: @Sergey
Please always attach .blend file which demonstrates the issue here.
To process with this issue, please open blender from the terminal and check if there are any errors logged in there when viewport starts giving issues.
Okay-
Blend file attached, terminal output appended below:
Terminal output when switching to material mode:
Terminal output on startup:
vanilla.blend
That's interesting. Do you mind attach a console output of
./blender.app/Contents/MacOS/blender --debug
? That would give us more clue about exact shader code which fails.Added subscriber: @MikeErwin
@MikeErwin, can you maybe reproduce this error on one of your machines?
I'll take a look
On Intel HD 4000, latest OS 10.12, Blender 2.78 -- it works for me.
Opened the attached vanilla.blend file.
Switched engine to Cycles.
Adjusted cube's material's diffuse color and saw change in viewport.
Your GPU is newer than mine but our OpenGL/GLSL version should be the same.
@apophene maybe the --debug-gpu option will give more information.
@MikeErwin, i think it's the bit-wise operation checks went wrong. For that we need to have log of
blender --debug
, that's the way to make Blender to output shader sources when they fail to compile.Changed status from 'Open' to: 'Archived'
@apophene, we need a collaboration from user to troubleshoot bugs, so just reporting the issue is not enough. It was now more than 5 days without reply on the request for extra information so due to the policy of the tracker moving to the archive for until requested information is provided.