Created attachment 41009 [details] Titan, as seen with OpenGL 2.0 rendering path Celestia 1.5.1, with r300g from git, RV350 card. When viewing Saturn's moon Titan with atmospheres enabled (Ctrl-A), the atmosphere appears orange for basic, multitexture and OpenGL vertex program rendering paths, but blue for OpenGL 2.0 rendering path. (Cycle through available rendering paths using Ctrl-V.) This inconsistency is suspicious - I suspect a bug.
Created attachment 41010 [details] Titan, as seen with OpenGL Vertex Program rendering path And Basic, Multitexture rendering paths, too.
Same issue with llvmpipe so it's probably a gallium bug, not specific to r300g.
This also happens with NVIDIA's binary blob and the OpenGL 2.0 path, although not with the "OpenGL vertex program/NVIDIA combiners" path. So if this is a bug, I am assuming it is in Celestia instead.
I also get this on Radeon HD 4350, driver 6.13.2, Xorg 1.7.7, Mesa 7.9 R600c, kernel 2.6.36. See Bug 30502.
I see it also with celestia 1.6.1 and software rendering in Mesa 7.10.2.
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