Oblivion: Cannot see Graphics

[lmstearn]

Hey philjord, Running 64 bit Java.

1.8.0_221 http://java.sun.com/products/autodl/j2se jre1.8.0_221\bin\javaw.exe x86_64

Win 10 1809, Using the 2.31 Windows build at Sourceforge- unable to view any graphics in the gui. Also, if pressed, the FTP button in config comes up a large number of times- so ESE & Java has to be cancelled in Task Manager. It's a very interesting project, so would like to see it working. Thanks.

[philjord]

Hi, Thanks for taking a look at it.

Frankly I'm amazed you got it running at all. I would guess you edited the ElderScrollsExplorer.bat file and took out the -D java.ext option that's no longer supported.

Can I ask if you've got the install files for one of the games and have set it in the "Set Folders" dialog?

I imagine you have, given that you've got it going.

The FTP button was actually just for my personal ftp server to get files down onto demo machines, but it's long dead now.

Could you run the ResolutionTest.bat file and confirm it's showing a spinning triangle?

It looks like the bootstrapping system for the auto run jar as been disabled by windows somewhere along the way, that would have put the console output into the logs folder. So instead can you try to start up a game by click one of the enabled buttons on the main screen, then copy and paste the console output for me? Thanks.

[lmstearn]

Hey @philjord: Ran the jar file directly- it's a real pain trying to run bat files in W10,- this is the best way currently. Also, failing to get a command prompt here on the explorer menus makes things very awkward. It might be better to run all those under a jar applet. Made the edit to the bat file as suggested, and ran, but still an error:

PS C:\Users\MyName\Desktop\ElderScrollsExplorer\launch> cmd.exe /c ElderScrollsExplorer.bat

C:\Users\MyName\Desktop\ElderScrollsExplorer\launch>cd..

C:\Users\MyName\Desktop\ElderScrollsExplorer>java -mx1024m -ms256m -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true -Dj3d.stencilClear=true -Dj3d.sharedctx=true -Dj3d.cacheAutoComputeBounds=true -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:+UseG1GC -cp .\ElderScrollsExplorer.jar;.\lib\jogamp\jar\joal.jar;.\lib\jogamp\jar\gluegen-rt.jar;.\lib\jogamp\jar\jogl-all.jar;.\lib\java3d\1.6.0-pre12\j3dcore.jar;.\lib\java3d\1.6.0-pre12\j3dutils.jar;.\lib\java3d\1.6.0-pre12\vecmath.jar;.\lib\AC3DLoader.jar;.\lib\jftp.jar;.\lib\jl1.0.1.jar;.\lib\joalmixer.jar;.\lib\mp3spi1.9.5.jar;.\lib\tritonus_share.jar;.\lib\tinylaf.jar;.\lib\jai.jar;.\lib\lwjglnative.jar;.\lib\lwjgl-2.8.5\jar\jinput.jar;.\lib\lwjgl-2.8.5\jar\lwjgl.jar;.\lib\lwjgl-2.8.5\jar\lwjgl_util.jar;.\lib\j3d-org-java3d-all.jar;.\lib\jbullet1.1.jar; scrollsexplorer.ScrollsExplorer 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Haven't had a chance to look at the rest of the stuff yet. As far as debugging goes, if ESE has been updated here, a new build over at Sourceforge would be appreciated. Thanks. Edit: Yes, the folder is set as I:\games\Oblivion\Data. The resolution check bat file gives the same error as above:

'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

Ran the game, the res check came up: Then the game. Graphics worked this time for some reason. Beautiful! On closing, the logs were "sent to author" - did you receive them? They are attached here in any case. It sounds as if the Windows has sent the batch cmd facility to the knackery. Perhaps an alternative in AutoHotkey or similar?