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#1 Добавлено Xev 1 десятилетие назад Доклад | Цитировать [en]

The following pops up in a Windows 7 error popup window

A failed assertion occurs
ProcName: client_ryzom_rd.exe
Date: 2012/12/02 10:13:57
File: Z:\home\nevrax\code\nel\src\3d\driver\direct3d\driver_direct3d_sh ader.cpp
Line: 402
FuncName: NL3D::setFX
Reason: "drv->activeShader (&s)"
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No log
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Running the latest AMD/ATI driver for my card (HD 5800 series)

Any ideas?

#2 Добавлено Xatokar 1 десятилетие назад Доклад | Цитировать [en]

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You need the latest Directx redistributable from Microsoft.

#3 Добавлено Bitttymacod 1 десятилетие назад Доклад | Цитировать [en]

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There was a previous thread in support that addressed this problem. In fact I was updating Ryzom on my Lenovo ThinkPad and ran into the very same thing. I even went to the ThinkPad/AMD site and updated all my system and drivers.

Go to http://goo.gl/7K9cY which links to the Microsoft DirectX page. It talks about DirectX 9, but even though you have DirectX 11 just download the big old file with the Download button, then execute it. It will think for a while and copy a few files.

Reboot the computer and relaunch. It should work.

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Edit: Amazingly enough I had no problems on my desktop PC, but I suspect that is because NVIDIA includes DirectX updates in its driver downloads.

Last edited by Bitttymacod (1 десятилетие назад)

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#4 Добавлено Xev 1 десятилетие назад Доклад | Цитировать [en]

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Got it working, thanks for the help!

#5 Добавлено Bitttymacod 1 десятилетие назад Доклад | Цитировать [en]

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Yay!

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#6 Добавлено Jarnys 1 десятилетие назад Доклад | Цитировать [en]

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Bitttymacod (atys)

Edit: Amazingly enough I had no problems on my desktop PC, but I suspect that is because NVIDIA includes DirectX updates in its driver downloads.

No I think it's rather because you use the "auto" selection.
auto means nvidia = OpenGL and ATI/AMD = DirectX (dunno about Intel/Matrox, ... GFX though)

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