Android build on older device not rendering game objects (SOLVED)

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Alright, thank you so much for this info!

So, this is the input to the erring glDrawElements:

W/defold  (24492): WARNING:GRAPHICS: MAWE: DrawElements:
W/defold  (24492): WARNING:GRAPHICS: MAWE: prim_type: 4
W/defold  (24492): WARNING:GRAPHICS: MAWE: count: 36  00000024
W/defold  (24492): WARNING:GRAPHICS: MAWE: type: 5125
W/defold  (24492): WARNING:GRAPHICS: MAWE: first: 0  00000000
E/defold  (24492): ERROR:GRAPHICS: DrawElements(1311): gl error 1280: 'GL_INVALID_ENUM' from glDrawElements

The error it gives is GL_INVALID_ENUM, and looking at the input enums prim_type, a.k.a mode in the documentation, and type:

  • Prim type 4 corresponds to GL_TRIANGLES

  • And type 5125 (or 1405 in hexadecimal), is GL_UNSIGNED_INT.
    Although, in the gl.h I looked at in our current Android SDK, that enum isn’t defined(!)

The GL_UNSIGNED_INT means that there are indices higher than 65535, which is quite a lot.
By the looks of your game, I guess you’re not using 3d models, but only sprites?

Have you by any chance increased the game project setting sprite.max_count to something high?

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