Waiel Al

Well it seems that your graphics card does not support GLSL version 3.3. It could be that your graphics card has just too low specs or you have not the...

Please don't create multiple issues on the same topic just because nobody answered. Everbody has his private life and doesn't have the time to solve every issue all the time....

I also tried my build on an Windows 10 machine and it worked there fine too. The Spica folder is only created, if Spica has run once successfully. What about...

Okay, I created another build that logs every error inside a Log-file. [SPICA_log_build_20181027.zip](https://github.com/gdkchan/SPICA/files/2521563/SPICA_log_build_20181027.zip) Please try this out and provide me the log. It should be created in the same directory...

That's weird. The first line of code is "Create the log-file" before anything SPICA related is created. If even this not executed then there has to be something fundamentally wrong...

With the statement "fundamentally wrong" I assume that .NET Framework is installed correctly and runs correctly.

I'm sorry, I have no idea what the problem could be. It is really weird that the program doesn't even run one line of the program... There has to be...

> If I recall correctly the last time it ran was in September That is not that far ago. Pretty weird... Hmm okay.. coming back to the second build I...

You have to select the model and optionaly an animation and then hit the save button.

The "white model" results from not setting the specular hardness by the exporter. Blender defaults back to the value -1 which is an invalid value and therefore results in this...