Re: Minecraft Opengl Windows 7
Celena Holtzberg
Thank you, sannhanet. If you go to the comment thread started by Enrique it explains. This error is because you are trying to install the entire driver; we just want snips of the driver, not the entire thing.
Hi,
Is there a way to get open gl 3.1 for a 4 Series chipset?
I have installed win10 on an dell inspiron 1545 and everything is working fine until I can to install an app that requires opne GL 3.1 or laser.
I think you are may be having the same issue with the newer display drivers as I addressed: they do not include any OpenGL under the Windows area (see Section 1, Steps 3 and 5 examples of my article). I do think my driver tweaks should work to update a newer graphics driver by adding OpenGL info where none exists.
Toshiba Satellite Window 10 Intel Series 4 express chipset
Wanted to run Android emulator so as to use APK on laptop.
The work around upgraded system and the OpenGL that this chipset can support will run.
Thanks for your info, help and your good work.
Patti,
Thanks for the info. Your work triggered me to do something for my 965 and 945 chipset opengl issue, I finally got them work by just installing windows 7 version driver 8.15.10.1930 for both chipsets using the igdlh.inf in 8.15.10.1930. Actually the vista version also worked. I didnt have to do any cut and paste, I just upgraded the driver through device manager. Now I can play call of duty 1 on my two very old thinkpads x61t and x60 running windows 10 pro.
Gerard
I am trying to get opengl applications running in my arch linux setup. I tried to get the polyvox demos (which use qt widgets with opengl) to run on my computer but it throws a runtime error saying no opengl support. Minecraft does the same. Now what is very strange is that opengl works perfectly in some games like sauerbraten
That's not the same as "your system doesn't support opengl" - the client simply has no context available anymore - because it just crashed.
Your problem is java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException from apparently org.lwjgl.opengl.LinuxDisplay.getAvailableDisplayModes
Since this looks like xorg-xrandr is required as a dependency, should it not also be a mandatory dependency in the package, ? I have reason to suspect this is a bug, assuming I have my all my ducks in a row. One would think xorg-xrandr should have been pulled in as a dependency. I'll double check my suspicions and file a bug report if need. And, if possible, add the trivial lines to the PKGBUILD if needed and go from there.
That's just crappy programming; if you need a 3rd party tool, you check whether it's available and exit gracefully (with a reasonable error message) - not run into a crash to present the user a buggy crash summary. That's basics and not a good quality sign for minecraft...
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