How to fix graphic errors

[tyrzi]

I started new match level with my friend, and what I see in my map, THERE IS MAJOR GRAPHIC ERRORS!!!!
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so my question is, how I can remove/put away/fix this awful graphic problem?

 

[speedy fox]

It's your map. It's not Srb2.

 

[MechaS3K]

Yes, they are called slime trails. You can help reduce the number of slime trails in your map by making it smaller.

 

[sims]

Remove or reduce the large amounts of empty space present.

 

[Liliam]

What the above posters said. It's a software rendering side-effect of having a single sector cover too much contiguous space. Throw some more sectors into the empty spaces and it should become less pronounced (though I might point out, this also happens in some of the official maps, but to a lesser degree).

 

[Autosaver]

Isn't this issue gone in Open-GL?

If you don't want to shrink it, and can't take these glitches. Try Open-GL port of SRB2.

 

[Torgo]

OpenGL at its current state has far more graphical glitches then software.

 

[Mystic]

OpenGL doesn't have THIS error, but it has others. This error is caused by large open areas with no detail. Either make your level smaller or add some more details. Probably both.

 

[Scizor300]

First off, this map is EXTREMELY huge, and the size would probably kill the map's chance of being any good. Second, it should have more detail, as Mystic said.

 

[Liliam]

To be perfectly fair, I'm using a large open area as inaccessible decoration in a map I'm making. Before I started adding detail to it, it already exhibited slime trails when viewed from certain angles.

The room wasn't that big. The renderer simply cracks under just small amounts of pressure.

 

[tyrzi]

Smaller map size helped alot. Thanks all users to help me.

 

[SSNTails]

If the renderer checked for overflow, this could be fixed.

 

[MechaS3K]

Really? I thought slime trails worked like this.

 

[D00D64]

Really? I thought slime trails worked like this.

Some are more severe than others.