Created attachment 102169 [details] Scene 7 - Intel Hi! I'm getting incorrect rendering in Unigine Valley benchmark on HD Graphics 4000 card (Core i7-3635QM CPU). When I've tried to run Valley first I did hit Bug 75664 and got lots of shader errors and white screen... but that was fixed by adding MESA_EXTENSION_OVERRIDE="-GL_ARB_sample_shading" (as I understand it shouldn't be a problem because r600/radeonsi I use as a reference doesn't have this extension either). So it runs now, but the trees and most of the land is black. See screenshots... everything is good on r600/radeonsi.
Created attachment 102170 [details] Scene 8 - Intel
Created attachment 102171 [details] Scene 7 - radeonsi
Created attachment 102172 [details] Scene 8 - radeonsi
Still reproduces after upgrading to mesa 10.2.2. Anyone?
The current release of Unigine Valley has a bug in their dual color blending code. It tells us to blend two colors together in a particular way, but doesn't tell us which is which. We could guess, but it's only a 50-50 chance we'd get it right. Presumably radeonsi happens to guess correctly. Unigine has an updated version of Valley which fixes this bug, but hasn't released it yet for some reason.
Do you think it's the same bug? I've read the discussion in the previous bug, and I thought the color mixing bug only results in white screen... But in this case it's not white screen...
No, the dual color blending bug results in most foreground objects being totally black, which looks like your pictures. The "#extension GL_ARB_sample_shading : enable" in the wrong place bug results in the entire screen being white.
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