Nothing is render when running on Wayland and an nvidia binary driver about supermodel HOT 9 OPEN

What gpu / driver version do you have. Does it spit out any shader errors

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There are no errors in the console with the parameters listed above, is there a verbose mode I can enable?
This is with a GeForce RTX 2070 and 545.29.06 driver, on Fedora 39.

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This is likely a bug in nvidia driver as the problem does not happen on AMD. Native wayland window does not work due to glew limitations.

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Just tested this on Kwin-wayland; while indeed the native SDL Wayland driver makes Supermodel crash, it seems to render just fine here in the games I tried (including swtrilgy).

NVIDIA 545.29.06, Arch Linux, 3060ti.

Though fullscreen 3D elements will only render properly when Supermodel is set rendering at the display's native resolution--exactly like #53, as there's no mode change under Wayland like what would normally happen on X11 (a difference I prefer but having 3D geometry stretched weirdly isn't ideal).

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Just tested this on Kwin-wayland; while indeed the native SDL Wayland driver makes Supermodel crash, it seems to render just fine here in the games I tried (including swtrilgy).

I am not sure I understand: does it crash, or does it render fine? Or do you mean that SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland crashes but SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11 renders fine?

NVIDIA 545.29.06, Arch Linux, 3060ti.

Though fullscreen 3D elements will only render properly when Supermodel is set rendering at the display's native resolution--exactly like #53, as there's no mode change under Wayland like what would normally happen on X11 (a difference I prefer but having 3D geometry stretched weirdly isn't ideal).

I will test this, but given that my monitor runs at 3440x1400, the stretch would be quite extreme.

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I am not sure I understand: does it crash, or does it render fine? Or do you mean that SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland crashes but SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11 renders fine?

SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11 is the SDL2 default, and that renders fine; forcing SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland crashes.

I will test this, but given that my monitor runs at 3440x1400, the stretch would be quite extreme.

Well, there wouldn't be any stretching at all if you have these set in Config/Supermodel.ini:

WideScreen = false
Stretch = false
WideBackground = false

Not sure if these behave any different on wider aspect ratios, but works fine here in 16:9 land at least.

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I just tried SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11 ./bin/supermodel -quad-rendering -force-feedback -fullscreen -res=3440,1440 swtrilgy.zip but there is no difference. Upon closer inspection, the 3D elements are sometimes flashing rendered but then the majority of the time the window (or full screen) is black and nothing is shown at all. Here is how it looks:
Bildschirmaufzeichnung vom 2024-01-17, 22-01-37.webm

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I just tried SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11 ./bin/supermodel -quad-rendering -force-feedback -fullscreen -res=3440,1440 swtrilgy.zip but there is no difference. Upon closer inspection, the 3D elements are sometimes flashing rendered but then the majority of the time the window (or full screen) is black and nothing is shown at all. Here is how it looks: Bildschirmaufzeichnung vom 2024-01-17, 22-01-37.webm

Does it not work if you run it windowed with a 4:3 or 16:9 resolution?

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It does not work in either case. Neither -res=1488,1152 nor -fullscreen -res=3440,1440 result in proper rendering. I am also on 545.29.06 driver, but on gnome.

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