Kerbal Textures & Stuff Glitched

[Cryova]

I can boot KSP version 1.0.4 on my Linux machine, but it glitches and many textures don't seem to appear or something. I can't even build in the VAB.

System Specs:

Intel Pentinum G3258, 3.2Ghz Dual-Core

6GB RAM

Integrated Intel Graphics

Image of Issue:

Log:

https://mega.co.nz/#!zYskmZyK!a65ZctCNhIVVfXYPxyfPkrFc9rcMG7-5lWBcN_6UHt4

[sal_vager]

Hi Cryova, for some reason the Intel driver doesn't handle KSP's anti-aliasing yet, and you get the result you see in your pic, please try disabling anti-aliasing in the KSP settings, it's on by default.

[Philipp2499]

I have this issue too and disabling anti-aliasing does not help

AMD-Phenom quad-core 2.6 GHz

8GB RAM

Pictures on imgur: http://imgur.com/a/pVrU4

[sal_vager]

Hi Philipp2499, your issue looks a bit different, I can see the ground is trying to render but it's failing, you can actually see the shape of the mountains in the second pic.

Please upload your Player.log (it's in ~/.config/unity3d/Squad/Kerbal\ Space\ Program/) to dropbox or a similar site and post the link here so I can see.

You may have to disable the SM3 shaders in the settings screen, graphics tab.

[Philipp2499]

Nice idea! The only problem is: there is no file content of a file named Player.log or something like that. The SM3 shader isn't the problem too but there are some files named "shaderassets".

[sal_vager]

If KSP started there will be a log as it writes it anew each time, .config is a hidden folder in your /home/yourusernamehere/ folder, there is also the KSP.log in the KSP folder which will do but isn't as detailed, it will at least show what graphics hardware KSP was able to detect.

If you're also seeing this effect with SM3 off that is a bit of a worry, as it should work on shader model 2, although it will not look pretty.

Please also describe your graphics hardware and driver, if you install System profiler (hardinfo in the software center) you can use it to make a system report and save it as a text file, that would be very helpful.

Edited October 20, 2015 by sal_vager

[soulsource]

Phillipp2499, it would help if you could tell us which brand your graphics card is, and which driver you are using.

[Philipp2499]

Update your geforce driver... xD It's working

[sal_vager]

It was just the driver? Heh, it's great that you figured it out, and thanks as if I see this graphical effect in the future I can say it's the drivers