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Rendering Crash
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    • 3 forum posts
    User29792
    #1

    Jan 19 16, 05:50 PM

    When i start rendering i crash everytime.
    There isn't anything in the export.log file.


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    User26
    #2

    Jan 20 16, 11:11 AM

    Use the snapshot version from bottom of download page. If crash still occurs please put crash report into spoiler tag. Thanks.


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    User29792
    #3

    Jan 20 16, 09:53 PM

    I don't know if this is helpful. By the way i tried to use newer versions of forge but it crashes on startup.Also i use ATLauncher.
    I tried to find export.log but there isn't anything in there.

    Spoiler: ATLaucher Console




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    User29765
    #4

    Jan 21 16, 08:35 AM

    [20/1/2016 21:48:03 PM] # C:\Users\Berislav\Desktop\**MINECRAFTUSERNAME**\ATLauncher\Instances\ReplayModVanilla\hs_err_pid4984.log


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    User1
    #5

    Jan 21 16, 04:22 PM

    Please update your Graphics drivers. The DLL File that caused the crash is connected to the OpenGL drivers for Intel Graphics Cards.



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    User29792
    #6

    Jan 21 16, 06:36 PM

    I installed something from Intel page,but it dosen't work again(i restarted the laptop)
    My graphics driver is : Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family.
    I tried to find the graphic update but i could not find it.

    Spoiler: Here is .log file(i think)


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    User10
    #7

    Jan 21 16, 08:51 PM

    I'm 99.9% certain that crash is due to a faulty graphics driver. So there is nothing we can do about it.

    According to this bug in Mojang's bug tracker and this question on StackOverflow, Intel is not going to fix those old drivers. (I'm not entirely sure that's the same problem as you shouldn't be able to play 1.8 Minecraft at all according to that bug)

    If it's the same issue, your only options are: Buy a new computer or graphics card (latter is not really possible with a laptop) or run Linux (the free Intel drivers on Linux do not have that bug).
    I guess none of those is really an option for you.


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    User43199
    #8

    Jun 28 16, 02:47 PM

    My drivers are uptated and I've the same problem