[Darby Kominik]

I copied a JPG of a countertop from the internet and put it in my user library. I now get this message: ARB program Error..invalid vertex.

I deleted the item out of my design, but it is still happening.

Anyone familiar with this problem?

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[Chris Blackman]

I think I have seen that before. Are you using a custom image or texture? One that might be larger than 512 x 512 pixels?

I think when I used some really large texture .jpgs is when I saw that message.

 

[Darby Kominik]

How do I check the JPEG size and change it? Now in my design, it affects it even though I changed the countertop.

[Chris Blackman]

I think the easiest way is to find the image file, right-click it, choose properties and then look in details. Dimensions will be in there somewhere.

 

I’m using Windows 7 64-bit and I always leave all my explorer windows in Details view, so I just click the image and all that info shows up in the bar at the bottom of the window.

[Chris Blackman]

It might be effecting the design after you delete if that texture still shows up in the Textures in Current Design tab for the attributes.

I don’t know if deleting it from there would help, but you could try that.

 

[Neil Wilson]

Hi Darby,

The ARB issue is often resolved by resetting your registries.  You can do that from Maintenance Tools.  It could also be a bad texture.  The user textures are found in C:\ProgramData\20-20 Technologies\Custom materials\Root.  The folder names are gobeldigook but you can find the last one created by date.  Deleting the texture may also resolve the issue.

Neil