I’ve created a new framebuffer object and I’ve attached a texture to COLOR_ATTACHMENT0. When I call glCheckFramebufferStatusEXT, I always get INCOMPLETE_ATTACHMENT unless I set texture wrap to GL_CLAMP/GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE. I didn’t see this requirement in the EXT_framebuffer_object spec. Did I miss it, or is this a driver problem?
I bet this is a driver problem, I experienced the same behavior on an NVidia 6800GT it was really weird. I had to set it to GL_CLAMP for the color textures but for the depth texture, if it was DEPTH24+STENCIL8, I had to disable clamp for the depth texture, etc…
I haven’t tried it on the 6800GT with the latest drivers, but the issue seems to be fixed for 7xxx and up anyway.
sqrt[-1], I’m running an ATi 9700 in OS 10.5 on a Powerbook G4. Granted the machine is getting a bit old, but it reports support for the required extensions. Here’s the TexImage2D call:
Does it return INCOMPLETE_ATTACHMENT if you set width and height to a ‘power of 2’-value? Maybe it’s poor support for texture_non_power_of_two. That would explain the issue I had with my GF6800 as the GF6 was the first series to support this extension.