TerrainTex: Add NULL checks for RGB data to prevent crashes - #67
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Fixes CLIENT-F0. The issue was that: Missing terrain texture file causes uninitialized TileData pointer to be dereferenced, resulting in NULL pixel data pointer and access violation.
getRGBDataForWidthinTerrainTex.cppto prevent crashes when the function returns NULL, indicating corrupted tile data.WorldHeightMap.cppto ensure all tiles for a texture class are NULL if the texture file fails to open, preventing crashes when rendering tries to use uninitialized data.This fix was generated by Seer in Sentry, triggered by x64-dev. 👁️ Run ID: 1901589
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