[help needed] warped/ corrupted textures on portal 2

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userdeleted
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Posted Jun 19, 2012 , Edited Aug 12, 2025
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josepezdj
2,386 Posts
Posted Jun 19, 2012
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WOW. That looks very weird. If your texture files are corrupted or your pak01_dir file is damaged, you should first of all verify the integrity of the game cache files (go to your steam library > right-click on Portal2 > Properties > Local Files > Verify integrity of game cache files).
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RubyCarbuncIe
303 Posts
Posted Jun 19, 2012
Replied 19 minutes later
Wow, it looks like the fabric of space is being ripped to shreds! I'm sorry that has never happened to me before. I've never evens seen anyone else have that happen.
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Habzs
225 Posts
Posted Jun 19, 2012
Replied 2 minutes later
I remembered someone on the forums having the same problem with models.
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Mumbles
15 Posts
Posted Jun 19, 2012
Replied 24 minutes later

Razroid wrote:
Hi all,
Im new here, and also new to portal, there is this problem where the textures of the game does not render like its supposed to and i get holes in my cubes, guns and buttons, stretched textures on doors, stairs and stuff.

As Habzs said, someone had the same problem as you in this thread.

Try reverting your display driver to an earlier version.

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FelixGriffin
2,680 Posts
Posted Jun 19, 2012
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Whoa...looks a lot like an enormous leak. Does the texture warp when you move, and sort of slide upwards.
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zivi7
649 Posts
Posted Jun 19, 2012
Replied 30 minutes later
Looks like the bug introduced with the Catalyst Driver's latest version. Roll back to the previous version and you should be fine.
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Nacimota
345 Posts
Posted Jun 20, 2012
Replied 12 hours later

FelixGriffin wrote:
Whoa...looks a lot like an enormous leak.

It looks absolutely nothing like a leak. What it looks like, is typical artifacting caused by a poorly written display driver.