You asked him to post HIS log file to an AI engine to search for an error that didn't show up in YOUR log file? And I'm the one that assumed? And I did read that and it made no sense. Nevermind. You obviously have no idea what you're talking about.
You have no idea what's going on so it's a waste of time to get more info. Right...
And yeah, we have better info now. We know it's not using integrated graphics which is what cxx suggested so we can rule that out.
Code:
Initializing gl2 renderer:
primary display bounds: (0, 0, 1920, 1080)
swap interval: 1 frames
Windowed mode.
That tells us that it was able to initialize the graphical engine and was able to determine the desktop environment specs. But weirdly, there's no display info. That's a little worrying but it may mean nothing. But also, it was able to run the rpy file which means that the python engine is working.
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In the same folder as the logs.txt, were there any other .txt files? Like errors.txt? If so, can you post them. If there isn't please tell us.
But also, definitely do what
cxx suggested. But, if possible try the game with ONLY integrated graphics and then ONLY the nvidia card (if possible). According to the logs, you're already on the dedicated graphics card (nvidia), but there might be some swap over interactions that might be causing this. Trying both will tell us if it's the graphics cards or not.
Also, do what
F1forhalp suggested and move it OUT of the desktop folder. I've never personally faced that issue, but I also haven't really been using windows since windows 7. It may make no difference, but at least we'll have cross that possibility off the list.
Also also, if you can make a list of what other games doesn't work (and their version) and what other games do work (and their versions). That way we can try to narrow down if it is an issue with a specific renpy version (or if the games that don't work have some common library they're using.)
