• [x] I am using the latest version of the exporter

Bug description

When trying to open the program I get JNI error, when trying to open it from CMD i get "Unable to access Jar file"

Steps to reproduce

1. Try to open program

EDIT: Solved! The solution is to create a new material in Unity and drag and drop it to replace the "rsuntextured" material that causes the terrain to be grayed out. Then the material must be changed to Unitys shader called "Particles > standard surface. This somehow brings back all the colours as it displays in Blender. 🙏

Hello, firstly thanks so much this software is incredbly powerful.

Secondly (and forgive me I'm not super clued up with blender and unity) But after exporting and importing to blender, everything looks perfect.

However, exporting as FBX (copy) so I have a folder of textures. Only a few object textures get exported. The biggest issue is the terrain not having texture, but instead colours.

I'm not sure how simple it is, but I can't find any help online. But how am I able to make the terrain textures export so they show up in Unity, like it's displayed in Blender?

Thank you!

First off, this is a nice project and I appreciate the work you have put into it. I see that it uses both the renderer from RuneLite and also some of the cache tooling. While you are allowed to release this under GPL-3, you must also retain the existing BSD-2 license and also release it under that, it is not okay to de-license the code as you are doing. BSD-2 states that the license & header must be included in any redistribution of the work, with or without modification.

I see that some effort has gone into preserving the licenses on some of the files, particularly the shaders, which I appreciate. There are several other files missed. For example, SpirteLoader, which has 11 identical comments to RL, including this 3-line one: which makes it obviously a modified work.

Most of your renderer seems to be modified RL code too, it even has a comment about the plugin from RL which obviously is no longer applicable to it

Note that these are just random samples, I think almost everything in cache was just RL with a java to kotlin converter run on it.

I ask that you reinstate the original license header to each file that is derived from a file in RuneLite.

Thanks, Adam

Resolves the following error:

controllers.worldRenderer.shaders.ShaderException: 0(33) : error C7532: global type double requires "#version 400" or later
0(33) : error C0000: ... or #extension GL_ARB_gpu_shader_fp64 : enable

        at controllers.worldRenderer.shaders.Shader.compile(Shader.kt:54)
        at controllers.worldRenderer.Renderer.initProgram(Renderer.kt:651)
        at controllers.worldRenderer.Renderer.init(Renderer.kt:287)
        at controllers.worldRenderer.Renderer$initCanvas$glCanvas$1.initGL(Renderer.kt:173)
        at org.lwjgl.opengl.awt.AWTGLCanvas.render(AWTGLCanvas.java:123)
        at controllers.worldRenderer.helpers.Animator$HiResTimerRunnable.callRender(Animator.kt:87)
        at controllers.worldRenderer.helpers.Animator$HiResTimerRunnable.run(Animator.kt:42)
        at java.base/java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:833)

Use case

It would be nice if upon launching the exporter, there would be a popup letting the user know that a new version of the exporter is available, and providing a link to download it.

Solution

We should check the GitHub Releases API to see if there is a release with a newer version tag than the current version being used.

API Docs: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/releases/releases#get-the-latest-release

Alternatives

There could be cleaner or better ways of doing this check than checking the GitHub Releases API, but I'm not sure...

Additional context

N/A

Fix #122

Requires testing on

• [X] Linux, normal DPI
• [X] Linux, high DPI
• [x] Windows, normal DPI
• [x] Windows, high DPI
• [x] MacOS, whatever you can get lmao I don't know if you can turn it off and on

Error: A JNI error has occurred, please check your installation and try again Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: AppKt has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 55.0), this version of the Java Runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 52.0

soo what Version of Java do i need to have downloaded to uses this seen i not updated java in some time as i run Older Builds of Minecraft

so im mainly asking seen its not listed anywhere on here and google was no help asking what Java runtime version is 55

• [x] I am using the latest version of the exporter

Bug description

when exporting in kourend (could be in other places) the chunks stack

Steps to reproduce

1. export the chunk 4922
2. import .gtlf in blender

The current behavior

in kourend, could be other places, the chunks stack even if you only enter in one chunk into the exporter

The expected behavior

no stacking

• [x] I am using the latest version of the exporter

Bug description

Some models have yet another way of storing rotation information, that is, they get an "orientation type" which gets processed at shader time. But that also means it doesn't get exported.

See https://github.com/ConnorDY/OSRS-Environment-Exporter/pull/86/commits/4a9e01796129b02e219da9de735a703caf1fe3b4 for a nudge on how to implement it

We should probably bake that in at object load time tbh.

Steps to reproduce

1. Export the default scene
2. Compare the standing armour statues in the corners in blender vs the exporter preview

The current behavior

The exporter preview shows it correctly at a 45 degree angle, but the exported model does not.

The expected behavior

As above, the exported model should also have these things rotated.

This is maybe more of a feature request than a bug report, but java binary provided with this project doesn't run with the newest version of java 8, and to get it running I needed to download an archived version of java 11. It would be nice and more user-friendly to release a binary that works with java 8

OSRS-Enviroment-exporet-2.0..0 Launching version: 22-07-20-rev206.tar.gz

once booted up. (after downloading all files from the GitHub) the menu does not respond. Export button works fine. (Submitted video in Trillion Discord)

What does not work:

• World
• Edit
• Help

what does work:

• Export
• Z-layer z0/z1/z2/z3

Fps remains unknown as I am unable to import any world ID numbers.

Hi folks,

This is very likely user error or a misunderstanding of Blender but it's worth running past people here.

Upon exporting the model, everything appears correctly in Blender. However once exported as an fbx model for Unity usage the texture is blank and named rs_untextured.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Use case

Removing, adding, and moving objects on-scene

Solution

mostly tracking existing work too here

• [x] Draft an interface through which objects can be edited
• [ ] Polish it
• [ ] Make a way to remove objects
• [ ] Make a way to move objects
• [ ] Make a way to add objects
• [x] Make a way to select objects by clicking on them in the scene
• [ ] Add a highlight around selected objects

Maybe for a later ticket:

• [ ] Make a way to group objects
• [ ] Add a highlight around grouped objects
• [ ] Allow exporting of object groups
• [ ] Augment existing database of names for objects with external information source?

Alternatives

• Manually isolating these models and adjusting their position in a 3d modelling tool
• Importing individual models and positioning them manually in a 3d modelling tool

Additional context

It's something I'm cobbling together slowly rn

• [x] I am using the latest version of the exporter

Bug description

As of Blender 3.4 the Cycles render engine requires the "Color Attribute" node to have a value selected to properly display the vertex colours in rendered view and will no longer work by default with an empty value. This can be fixed by selecting the value Col in the "Color Attribute" node.

If someone is not new to Blender they may not realize the issue as it still displays properly in the material preview mode.

Steps to reproduce

1. Import any environment into Blender 3.4
2. Set render engine to Cycles
3. Set viewport mode to rendered
4. Notice the lack of colour/shading

The current behavior

Currently, there is no value assigned by default when importing an environment.

The expected behavior

The expected behavior is that the value Col is selected in the "Color Attribute" node by default when imported. That will fix the issues.

Use case

In Unity when you add a mesh collider for users to explore the map, with it being one giant mesh (aside from the roofs of buildings, the grass and vegetation on the map also get a collider as they cannot be separated. This causes the player to jump overr and bump into each individual blade of grass. If the grass was separate or toggleable then I could remove the collider to allow a smoother walking experience.

Solution

Having the grass / flowers / vegetation on a Seperate mesh

Alternatives

Additional context

Use case

I think it would be handy to see the coordinates and region of the location that you're currently viewing. Similar tools such as Explv's Map display similar information and it's quite interesting to be able to see it.

Solution

For the region, a simple display of the currently displayed region would be fine. For the coordinates, you could either have it display the coords of the current camera position or of wherever your mouse cursor is pointing.

For example, the coordinates of the middle of Cerberus' Lair 3 (region ID 5395) is 1241 1251. You can find more examples of this on Explv's Map.

Use case

Removing or opening/closing a door that has exported is difficult. It requires precise selection of the door without select.

I'm always frustrated when I am removing a door by editing a giant mesh

Solution

Toggle option for door position when exporting.

Alternatives

Toggle option for doors as a whole when exporting. Doors and probably other props to be exported as a separate object.

Additional context

Unprofessional joke: When is a door not a door? When it is 'AJAR!'! HA