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[Runtime bug]: black windows open when launch sample test with runtime
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Describe the bug
Hello, I'm simply trying to reproduce the first RTX remix tutorial video with the "sample test". However, this doesn't work for me. opening the test sample without the runtime works, but when I place the runtime files in the test sample folder, instead of having the test sample with the runtime raytracing, I have a black screen on my side, which charges constantly. My system data indicates that my CPU (5800x) is in full activity while my GPU (3090) appears to be inactive. Therefore, for the implementation of the runtime in a game, I have absolutely nothing. I tried on Half life 2 and tomb raider 3, but I got nothing. Do you have any idea what is happening? ?
How do you reproduce the bug?
execute the first tutorial video of RTX remix (NVIDIA Studio on Yt)
What is the expected behavior?
The toolkit should, as shown in the first video of the tutorial, display the "R" of the illuminated raytracing test sample.
Version
2024.1.1
Hi,
It looks like a runtime problem. What is your driver version please?
First of all, thank you very much for responding so quickly! I basically have the latest NVIDIA driver version: 551.23
Does the same thing happen when you launch the Sample application directly through the executable? As in: just double click on RemixSample app instead of launching it through Remix.
I have also been having this issue, for me it runs fine when I use the application separately without the dll's. I also might add that the sample seems to run for two or so frames before turning back into a black window and freezing.
Does the same thing happen when you launch the Sample application directly through the executable? As in: just double click on RemixSample app instead of launching it through Remix.
Yes that's it. I tried different ways to start RemixSample app, either with rtx remix, or with Windows file explorer. None work. That said, the Remixsample app works without DLL files. But there is no more raytracing there. And as a result, the application does not work when I start with a game. I tried it with Tomb Raider Anniversary (DirectX 9) and obviously, the RTXremix application did not work.
I have also been having this issue, for me it runs fine when I use the application separately without the dll's. I also might add that the sample seems to run for two or so frames before turning back into a black window and freezing.
Yes, but when you remove the DLLs, you no longer have the raytracing effects. Indeed, for me too, when I separate the remix sample app from the DLLs, it works, but there is no RTX light in the scene. But when I add the DLLs (like the official NVIDIA tutorial on Youtube), just like you, the scene appears for a few thousandths of a second and then becomes black again, and it freezes (while my rtx 3090 is at maximum load).
same thing is happening to me, at this point I'm considering completely resetting windows.
Hi @Shaeiouy @nascarfan5 @bulutthecat , sorry for the delay. Are any log files (d3d9.log, NvRemixBridge.log, RemixSample_d3d9.log) or a crash dump (.dmp file extension) generated in the directory of the game/sample app or the .trex folder? If so, can you please post them?
Hi @Shaeiouy @nascarfan5 @bulutthecat , sorry for the delay. Are any log files (d3d9.log, NvRemixBridge.log, RemixSample_d3d9.log) or a crash dump (.dmp file extension) generated in the directory of the game/sample app or the .trex folder? If so, can you please post them?
Hello @nv-ajaus , I have a RemixSample_d3d9.log on the sample directory. Here it is:
@Shaeiouy This a bit of a guess, but I think there might be an issue in setup. For the sake of figuring it out, lets do a clean install. Could you please create a new directory and place a copy of the Sample App and Runtime like in the attached screenshot. This is before running the Sample App for the first time. Running the Sample App will create new files.
@NV-DM Hi, as you asked, I reinstalled RTX remix and created a new directory named "SampleApp2", like yours. However, I didn't know where to create this new file. So I created it in the “remix_runtime” folder (image1).
Was this correct?
Then, I launched the program with "RemixSample.exe", and...the program still crashes, unfortunately (image 2).
As you can see in image 3, although the program crashed, my CPU is still working intensely, while the GPU (RTX3090) is at 3%. To completely close RTXsample, I had to do it via the task manager!
And, by returning to the “SampleApp2” folder, new files were created, as shown in image 4.
Hi @Shaeiouy - apologies that this issue has been silent for so long. A lot has changed with Remix since you last provided us an update, so we're wondering if you can give this another go.
- The toolkit can now be found either through the NVApp or directly from GitHub: https://docs.omniverse.nvidia.com/kit/docs/rtx_remix/latest/docs/installation/install-toolkit.html
- Then, please check our updated documentation for the sample app tutorial: https://docs.omniverse.nvidia.com/kit/docs/rtx_remix/latest/docs/tutorials/tutorial-remixtool.html
Please let us know how it goes! If you encounter a crash, you can provide us with some files to help troubleshoot: any .DMP files along the sample app .exe; and any .log files like d3d9.log, [appExe]_d3d9.log, or NvRemixBridge.log. Thanks!
Hi @Shaeiouy - checking in to see if you've had success with the instructions provided in the previous comment. Let us know if you still need help! Thanks!