Projector class

[Thomas.]

No, maxTextureLayers is set to 4

[EgonOlsen]

Strange then...it's this line that crashes:

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myObj.multiTex[i][polyID] == TextureManager.TEXTURE_NOTFOUND


polyID is 0 in your case, so it can't be the problem. The length of multiTex should be maxTextureLayers-1, so if it crashes on index 1, it seems to me that the array has been created for only 2 texture layers. However, it's actually not supposed to crash...i've updated the beta jar with a version that should not crash but give a log output instead if it can't add another layer. It would be interesting to see what this prints out in your case.

[Thomas.]

Here is log. What is it mean?

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11-11 12:05:12.101: I/jPCT-AE(15482): [ 1352631912106 ] - WARNING: No further texture stage available (2/1/4)!
11-11 12:05:12.101: I/jPCT-AE(15482): [ 1352631912106 ] - WARNING: No further texture stage available (2/3/4)!


[EgonOlsen]

It means that, while the config would allow for 4 stages, the actual arrays are smaller. Maybe i should modify the method to deal with this, but i would like to know the root cause. Are these serialized objects?

[Thomas.]

Particles and water-levels are created by code, everything else are serialized objects. 3DS and OBJ are no longer in use.

[EgonOlsen]

As a workaround, try to serialize them in unreduced, i.e. reduced set to false. I'll fix the method later to handle this case.

[Thomas.]

Oh, this is for testing purposes? Want to know if it will work? It is more than 50 objects. I'd rather wait for fix...

[EgonOlsen]

I've updated the beta, but haven't really tested the fix... Please give it a try to see if it helps.

[Thomas.]

It works but projected shadows are shifted, I have to look where is problem

edit: game can be started, but there is still this:

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11-11 14:32:38.082: I/jPCT-AE(19080): [ 1352640758087 ] - WARNING: No further texture stage available (2/3/4)!

[EgonOlsen]

How many layers are you using...looks like as if you've exceeded the maximum of 4 at least for some objects.