Committed rB73f7ed7ffadcae3795910155d52453650d4e97a4

• Split struct map initialization from regular alias initialization

Fixed the crashing issue with a single vertex. It would appear that C is not short circuiting Boolean expressions (or executing them in reverse) that are part of a return statement. I also fixed a minor issue where a single vertex in a cyclical curve couldn't be extruded.

I can't reproduce any crashing on Linux Mint. Can you give me some more details, like which platform you tested the patch on?

Checked this patch, extruding from a single vertex crashes.

Format w/ clang-format

Removed unneeded printf statements.

This graphics card is no longer supported by Blender. Software emulation is probably the only option, but it is indeed very slow.

The opengl32.dll forces blender to use software rendering for OpenGL. This is only useful for debugging purposes as the performance will be really bad.

From the error, your system lacks compatible video hardware even to run the older 2.79 version of Blender.

In the error picture (down below) shows the red "x"

and found out that I needed to place in a opengl32.dll into the Program file for Blender itself to start working.

Downloaded newest build and it works fine, sorry!

Themes are being gathered here:
https://devtalk.blender.org/t/call-for-content-themes/3174

Cannot reproduce any crash with current blender2.8 either…

Please try to be more specific in regards to what "Doesnt work...".

• Did you have a look in the Node Editor or switched the 3D-View to Texture or Material shading mode?

Might be a problem running the OBJ importer under Windows, but someone else will have to test it.

Doesn’t work... tried photoshop and it did it but I need blender to change the model animation

Try Cycles rather than Blender Render.
Using Cycles Render, Mario basically looks OK but the eye texture is mapped incorrectly.

I did but the textures won’t load

No, you need to unzip the archive and select the mario.obj file.
Here is the output from the terminal window:

Obj file. Was I supposed to load the zip?

Seems to work OK here in Linux.

Thanks for the more comprehensive fix Brecht.

The real problem here is that the view layer should not be NULL, if that's the case lots of other things can break too.

@Campbell Barton (campbellbarton) Looks like one of the toolsystem <-> workspace things you were working on last week.