Ошибка в майнкрафте opengl 1282

The “OpenGL Error 1282 (Invalid operation)” is one of the common errors occurring in Minecraft. When this error occurs, you may experience lag issues or error message pop-ups. It’s annoying. But don’t worry. You can fix the error easily with the following methods.

There are seven methods available for you to try. You can try them one by one:

Method 1: Manually add the opengl32.dll file
Method 2: Update graphics card drivers
Method 3: Disable shaders
Method 4: Update OptiFine
Method 5: Update Java
Method 6: Try a different game version
Method 7: Turn off Show GL Errors

Method 1: Manually add the opengl32.dll file

The OpenGL error 1282 can be caused by missing the opengl32.dll file in the Minecraft folder. To fix the error , you can try manually adding the opengle32.dll file to the folder. Many Minecraft users have reported they fixed the same error with this fix. You can give it a try and see if it works for you too.

You can follow these steps to manually add the opengl32.dll file.

Firstly, download the opengl32.dll file.

1) Download the “OpenGL fix.7z” file to your computer (you can download the file from mediafire.com).

2) Extract the file.

3) In the extracted folder, you’ll see two subfolders: 32 bit and 64 bit. Select one of them according to your Windows version (How to check what Windows version you have?). In my case, I have Windows 10 64-bit version, then I need to open the 64 bit folder (see the screenshot below).

4) Copy the opengl32.dll file.

Secondly, paste the opengl32.dll file to the Minecraft folder.

1) Right-click on the shortcut of Minecraft and then select Open file location.

2) Navigate to the following location

MinecraftRuntime*JRE Version*bin

Note: The JRE Version is simply a placeholder. It depends on the game version you have, for example, Jre-x64, or something like that.

3) Paste the opengl32.dll file to the bin folder mentioned in Step 2).

4) Re-launch Minecraft and see if the error persists. If the error persists, continue to try Method 2.

Method 2: Update graphics card drivers

A faulty or missing graphics card driver can cause the Minecraft OpenGL 1282 error. You can try updating your graphics card driver and see if it helps.

You can update the graphics card driver via Device Manager:

1) Right-click on the Start menu button and select Device Manager. Then the Device Manager window will open.

2) Expand category “Display adapters”. Right-click on your graphics card device and then select Update driver.

3) Select Search automatically for drivers. Then Windows will search for a new driver and install the driver automatically.

Alternatively, you can go to the PC manufacturer’s website to download the latest graphics card driver. Usually, drivers can be downloaded from the Drivers, Support or Download section.

Method 3: Disable shaders

Shaders in Minecraft allow you to set different terrains and settings so you can have a better game experience. But in the meantime, they can take up a lot of system resources, and may cause the OpenGL 1282 error. To fix the error, you can try disabling shaders in Minecraft. To do so:

1) Launch Minecraft.

2) On your keyboard, press the Esc key to pull up the Menu screen.

3) Go to Options -> Shaders.

4) Select OFF and click Done.

After you’re done with it, re-launch Minecraft and see if you’re still facing the OpenGL 1282 error.

Method 4: Update OptiFine

The OpenGL Error 1282 can be an OptiFine issue. If you’re using OptiFine for Minecraft , updating OptiFine to the latest version may help remove the error. If you’re using OptiFine, skip this method and continue to the next method.

Go to OptiFine’s official website and download the latest version of OptiFine, then install it on your computer. Once done, check to see if the error still occurs.

Method 5: Update Java

Minecraft relies on Java very much. If you have a low version Java or the Java files are corrupted, the OpenGL Error 1282 can occur. To fix the error, you can try updating Java to the latest version.

Go to Java’s website and download the latest version of Java to your computer, then follow the on-screen instructions to install it.

Once the installation completes, re-launch Minecraft and check to see if the OpenGL Error 1282 is fixed.

Method 6: Try a different game version

The error can occur in a specific version of Minecraft. So you could try switching to a different game version, for example a lower version, and see if the error continues.

Method 7: Turn off Show GL Errors

In some cases, the OpenGL Error 1282 is not a real error but just a bunch of pop-ups. If your game performance is not influenced due to this error, it’s nothing to worry about. To get rid of these annoying notifications, you can just turn off the Show GL Errors option in Minecraft. After that, you won’t receive any error notifications.

Here’s how to turn off the Show GL Errors option in Minecraft.

1) Launch Minecraft.

2) Go to Options > Video Settings > Others…

3) Click Show GL Errors and turn it off.

4) Save the changes and re-launch Minecraft, then you won’t see the annoying OpenGL Error 1282 message.

Hopefully you can fix OpenGL Error 1282 (Invalid operation) with the steps above. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to leave a comment below. I’ll get back to you ASAP.

If you’re playing Minecraft with mods installed, you may encounter the infamous “OpenGL Error 1282” bug, which spams itself in your chat and even turns your entire screen black in some cases.

This may seem like a very serious bug, but don’t be alarmed, as it can be quite easy to fix once you figure out what you’re dealing with. There can be several reasons why you’re experiencing this error in Minecraft. You have to figure out the exact root cause of this problem and what you can do to solve it. 

So below, we’ve compiled a list of all the possible causes of the OpenGL 1282 Error in Minecraft.

• Missing .dll File: DLL files are special files used by programs to execute their required operations. If you’re missing a DLL file, it can cause programs to malfunction. One of the possible causes of OpenGL Error 1282 is a missing DLL file named opengl32.dll. 
• Shaders: Shaders are known to be troublemakers in Minecraft, especially if you have mods installed. They use a great number of your system’s resources and tend to conflict with the mods you’ve installed, causing errors.
• Incompatible Mods: Each Minecraft mod is designed to work with a specific game version. Trying to run the mod on a different version will cause many issues.
• Outdated Java: Java is required by Minecraft and its third-party mod installers to be able to run. Outdated versions of Java can hinder the game’s performance and cause bugs.
• Outdated Optifine: Outdated versions of Optifine are a major cause of OpenGL Errors in Minecraft. 
• Outdated Graphics Drivers: If you haven’t updated your GPU drivers in a while, they can cause issues, especially if you’re trying to play with newer mods.

1. Disable the Show GL Errors Option

There are two types of OpenGL Error 1282 bug in Minecraft. In the first type, the bug just spams a message in your game chat that says “OpenGL Error: 1282 (Invalid operation)“.

In the second type, not only does the bug spam this message in your chat, but it also makes your screen completely black. 

If you’re experiencing the first type of this bug, where it only shows up in your chat, and the rest of your game works fine, there’s a very simple solution to your problem.

All you need to do to fix this type of OpenGL error is to disable the “Show GL Errors” options from the in-game menu of Minecraft. To disable this option, follow the steps we’ve listed below:

1. Open Minecraft and head into your world. 
2. Once you’ve loaded in, press Escape on your keyboard.
3. Click on “Options…” in the menu.
4. Click on “Video Settings…”
   
5. Click on “Other…”
   
6. Click on the “Show GL Errors” option to disable it. 
7. Click on Done. 

This method will turn off the chat notifications for the OpenGL Errors, instantly fixing your problem!

Now, if you’re experiencing the second type of the OpenGL Error 1282 bug, which turns your screen black, try the solutions we’ve listed below.

2. Download the Missing DLL File

Each program you download to your PC needs a set of DLL (Dynamic Library Link) files to function properly. These DLL files contain instructions, and programs like Minecraft use them to perform their required operations. 

For a program to be able to work as intended, it needs all of its required DLL files. 

So the first fix to the OpenGL Error 1282 bug will be to download a specific DLL file named opengl32.dll. You have to download this file and paste it into your Minecraft folder. This will likely fix your issue.

To download this missing DLL file, follow the steps listed below:

1. Head to this website and download the opengl32.dll file by clicking on the orange download button. 
2. If you have a 32-bit processor, download the 32-bit file; if you have a 64-bit processor, download the 64-bit file.
3. Extract the ZIP file into an empty folder.
4. Copy the opengl32.dll file.
5. Open File Explorer and paste the following address in the address bar:

   C:Program FilesJava

6. Press enter and then open the JRE folder.
7. Open the bin folder and paste the opengl32.dll file in there.
8. Launch Minecraft and see if the error is fixed.

If you don’t know what type of processor you have, there’s no need to worry. You can easily determine whether you have a 32 or 64-bit processor within a few clicks of your mouse.

Go to your desktop and right-click on the “This PC” icon. Select Properties and then look at the System Type to determine your processor’s architecture (type).

If it says 32-bit processor, return to the website linked above and download the “Architecture: 32” file. And if it’s a 64-bit processor, download the “Architecture: 64” file.

3. Disable Your Shaders

Shaders are used to change Minecraft’s entire look completely, but this comes at a cost. Shaders are known to cause all types of problems in Minecraft.

They consume a hefty amount of your system’s resources, causing game performance issues. But if Optifine and/or mods are installed, Shaders can conflict with them and create problems, such as OpenGL errors.

So if you have Shaders installed and are experiencing the OpenGL Error 1282 bug, make sure to disable the Shaders before you try other troubleshooting methods. These Shaders may just be the root cause of this error.

4. Check the Compatability of Your Mods

Whenever a developer makes a mod for Minecraft, they design it to run on a specific game version and the mod launcher (Forge). So if you try to run a mod on a game version and/or mod launcher it’s not designed for, it will cause many issues.

Therefore, whenever you download a mod, remember to check what game and mod launcher version it is compatible with. On the download page for the mod, there will be information regarding its compatibility.

And on top of that, not all mods work together flawlessly. If you download a bunch of mods made by different developers, there’s a chance that they will conflict with each other and create errors.

If this happens, you can solve the issue by uninstalling all your mods and then reinstalling them. Each time you install a new mod, run the game and see if there are any errors.

As soon as you encounter an error, it’ll mean that the last mod you installed conflicts with the rest. You can either uninstall that mod or find a different version of it. If it continues to cause problems, keep it uninstalled. 

To avoid this hassle altogether, you should try using modpacks instead. Modpacks are filled with dozens of mods that have been carefully picked out by their creators. These modpacks are designed to work flawlessly. 

5. Update Java

You must keep Java updated if you’re playing the Java Edition of Minecraft. We know how annoying the constant Java update reminders can get, but it’ll only take a few minutes of your time to update it.

To update Java, follow the steps we’ve listed below:

1. Press Windows Key and type Java in the search bar.
2. Click on “Check for Updates”
   
3. In the Java Window that opens up, click on Update Now.
   
4. Click on Update.
   
5. Allow Java SE Runtime Environment to make changes to your PC.
6. Click on Install.
   

After Java is done installing, relaunch Minecraft and see if your problem is resolved. If it isn’t, continue with the solutions listed below.

6. Update Optifine (If Applicable)

Updates for Optifine are released quite often, so many players forget to keep downloading all of its updates. 

If you don’t keep your Optifine up to date, it’s a big mistake. An outdated version of Optifine can cause errors, especially if you’re using other mods. 

So make sure to update your Optifine from time to time. If you don’t remember how to, first close Minecraft and then follow the steps listed below:

1. Head to the official Optifine website and download the latest version of Optifine.
2. After it finishes downloading, open up the file.
3. Click on Install.
   
4. After it’s done installing, open up your Minecraft launcher and select the latest Optifine profile before pressing play.

7. Update Your Graphics Card Drivers

If none of the above solutions have worked for you, then the next step to fixing is to update your Graphics Card (GPU) drivers.

Unless you have a super old GPU, your GPU’s manufacturer is likely still releasing driver updates for it. You must regularly install these driver updates to ensure your GPU performs at its highest potential.

Now, to update your GPU drivers, you must first determine your GPU’s exact brand and model. To figure this out, follow the steps we’ve listed down below:

1. Right-click on the Windows icon at the bottom-left corner of your screen.
2. Select Device Manager.
   
3. Click on the arrow next to Display Adapters to expand it.
4. Note down the name of the GPU that appears.

Unless your GPU drivers are corrupted or completely missing, this method should allow you to determine your GPU’s exact model.

But if it simply says, “Microsoft Basic Display Adapter,” instead of showing any unique model/brand name, then it means that GPU drivers are, in fact, corrupt/missing.

In this case, you’ll need to find your GPU’s model through another method. Follow the steps listed below:

1. Right-click on the Windows icon at the bottom-left corner of your screen.
2. Select Device Manager.
   
3. Click on the arrow next to Display Adapters to expand it.
4. Right-click on the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter.
5. Click on Properties.
   
6. In the Properties Window, navigate to the Details tab.
7. Open up the drop-down list under Property.
8. Select Hardware Ids.
   
9. Right-click on the first line of text written under Value.
10. Click on Copy.
    
11. Open your browser, paste this text line into the search bar, and press enter.

When you press enter, the top results on Google will have your GPU’s exact brand and model written in their title, allowing you to easily figure out what GPU you’re working with.

Since we now know the name of your Graphics Card, we can start searching for its drivers online. But before we do that, we have to uninstall the GPU drivers that are currently installed in your system.

To do this, we’ll use a program called “Display Driver Uninstaller.” This program is far superior to the native Windows driver uninstaller.

This is because the Windows driver uninstaller does not delete the drivers well. It tends to miss out on some files, leaving residue behind. These residue files can cause problems when you update the drivers. 

So to ensure that the current drivers are completely wiped from your system, we’ll be using DDU. 

After you’ve downloaded and installed DDU, we have to ensure the safest driver removal process by booting the PC in Safe Mode. 

1. Press Windows Key and click on the Power button.
2. Hold the shift key on your keyboard and click on the Restart option.
3. Select Troubleshoot.
4. Head to Advanced Options and then select Startup Settings. 
5. Enter Safe Mode by pressing the F5 key on your keyboard.

Now that your PC is in Safe Mode, we can begin the driver removal process. Launch the Display Driver Uninstaller app, select “GPU” as your device type, and then select the brand of your GPU.

Click on the “Clean and restart” option to start wiping your GPU’s drivers.

After the drivers are completely wiped, the next step is to download the latest drivers of your GPU. 

But before we do that, keep in mind that installing the latest version of GPU drivers can sometimes cause problems if your system is a laptop.

The drivers provided by your laptop’s Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) perform the best with your system. So it’s better to use the drivers provided by the OEM instead of just installing the latest drivers. 

But if your system is a desktop, you don’t need to worry about this. Feel free to download the latest drivers for your GPU. 

To do so, you’ll need to head to the official website of your GPU’s manufacturer. 

For NVIDIA drivers, head to this website and then use the drop-down lists to find your GPU’s exact model.

For AMD drivers, head to this website and then use the drop-down lists to find your GPU’s exact model.

Once the driver file is downloaded, simply double-click on it to start installing the drivers. When asked for the installation type, select “Express” instead of “Custom”.

After the driver installation process finishes, restart your PC and launch Minecraft. The OpenGL 1282 Error should now be fixed.

Reinstall Minecraft

If all else fails, the final step is to reinstall Minecraft. This can fix your problem, as the root cause of the error might just be some corrupted game files. So when you reinstall Minecraft, there won’t be an issue of corrupted files. 

So to reinstall Minecraft, first uninstall it from your system. But before we do that, note that when you uninstall Minecraft, your saved worlds, inventories, mods, and screenshots will be gone forever unless you create a backup for them.

To create a backup, follow the steps listed below:

1. Open your documents folder and create a new folder within it titled “Minecraft Backup.”
2. Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialogue box. 
3. Type %appdata% and press enter.
4. Open the .minecraft folder.
5. Create a copy of the saves, screenshots, resource packs, and mods folder.
6. Paste them into the Minecraft Backup folder that you created earlier.

When you reinstall Minecraft, you’ll be able to restore your progress by simply pasting these folders into the new .minecraft folder.

Once you’re ready, you can uninstall Minecraft from your PC by following these steps:

1. Press the Windows Key, type Settings in the search bar, and enter.
2. In the Settings menu, click on Apps.
   
3. In the search bar above the list of apps, type Minecraft. 
4. Click on Minecraft and press Uninstall.
   
5. Press Windows Key + R to open the Run Dialogue Box.
6. Type %appdata% and press enter. 
7. Right-click on the .minecraft folder.
8. Press delete.
   
9. Open up Recycle Bin and permanently delete the .minecraft folder from there.

Minecraft is now fully wiped from your system. So the next step is to install it again by going to Minecraft’s official website. After installing Minecraft, launch the game and see if the OpenGL error went away. 

С таким количеством движущихся частей в Minecraft: Java Edition ваша игра может легко перестать работать должным образом. Если ваш экран потемнел, а в игровом чате продолжает появляться сообщение «Ошибка OpenGL: 1282 (недопустимая операция)», вы определенно не хотите продолжать биться головой о стену, надеясь, что проблема исправится сама собой. Вот как исправить эту надоедливую ошибку и снова запустить игру.

Что делать, если вы получаете ошибку OpenGL 1282 в Minecraft: Java Edition

Если единственная проблема, которую вы видите, — это всплывающее окно чата с кодом ошибки, и все остальное в порядке, вы можете отключить это сообщение. Перейдите в «Параметры» в меню паузы и войдите в «Настройки видео». Прокрутите вниз, чтобы найти «Другое», и отключите параметр «Показывать ошибки GL».

Если вы получаете ошибку OpenGL 1282 в Minecraft, когда экран становится черным, вероятно, где-то в вашей игре есть какой-то поврежденный или устаревший файл, который все портит. Для начала выйдите из игры и убедитесь, что у вас установлена ​​последняя версия Minecraft: Java Edition. Чтобы быть в полной безопасности, вы можете удалить и переустановить игру, просто убедитесь, что вы сделали копию своего мира, чтобы не потерять его.

После того, как игра будет полностью обновлена, вы также захотите проверьте и убедитесь, что Java также обновлена. Зайдите на официальный сайт и скачайте нужную версию для вашей операционной системы. Следуйте инструкциям по установке, пока она не будет завершена. Вы также можете попробовать обновить графический драйвер, если он в этом нуждается.

Если описанное выше не помогло вам решить проблему, возможно, у вас несовместимые или поврежденные моды. Если у вас куча модов от разных создателей, они могут конфликтовать друг с другом и вызывать ошибки. Проверьте страницу загрузки для каждого мода, чтобы узнать, для каких обновлений эти моды работают, и посмотрите, есть ли какие-либо сообщения о том, что они не работают с другими имеющимися у вас модами. Удалите все последние установленные вами моды, которые могут все испортить. Если у вас есть OptiFine, обязательно проверьте и обновите его.

I am trying to add lighting to my current scene of a simple cube. After setting up my uniforms I get a 1282 error from glGetError() for this piece of code

GLuint ambientHandle = glGetUniformLocation(program->getHandle(), "ambientProduct");
glUniform4fv( ambientHandle, 1, ambientProduct );
GLuint diffuseHandle = glGetUniformLocation(program->getHandle(), "diffuseProduct");
glUniform4fv( diffuseHandle, 1, diffuseProduct );
GLuint specularHandle = glGetUniformLocation(program->getHandle(), "specularProduct");
glUniform4fv( specularHandle, 1, specularProduct );
GLuint lightPosHandle = glGetUniformLocation(program->getHandle(), "lightPosition");
glUniform4fv( lightPosHandle, 1, light.position );
GLuint shinyHandle = glGetUniformLocation(program->getHandle(), "shininess");
glUniform1f( shinyHandle, materialShininess );

Here are my shaders:
vertex.glsl

#version 120

attribute vec4 coord3d;
attribute vec3 normal3d;

// output values that will be interpretated per-fragment
varying  vec3 fN;
varying  vec3 fE;
varying  vec3 fL;

uniform vec4 lightPosition;
uniform mat4 mTransform;

void main()
{
    fN = normal3d;
    fE = coord3d.xyz;
    fL = lightPosition.xyz;

    if( lightPosition.w != 0.0 ) {
    fL = lightPosition.xyz - coord3d.xyz;
    }

    gl_Position = mTransform*coord3d;
}

fragment.glsl

// per-fragment interpolated values from the vertex shader
varying  vec3 fN;
varying  vec3 fL;
varying  vec3 fE;

uniform vec4 ambientProduct, diffuseProduct, specularProduct;
uniform mat4 mTransform;
uniform vec4 lightPosition;
uniform float shininess;

void main() 
{ 
    // Normalize the input lighting vectors
    vec3 N = normalize(fN);
    vec3 E = normalize(fE);
    vec3 L = normalize(fL);

    vec3 H = normalize( L + E );

    vec4 ambient = ambientProduct;

    float Kd = max(dot(L, N), 0.0);
    vec4 diffuse = Kd*diffuseProduct;

    float Ks = pow(max(dot(N, H), 0.0), shininess);
    vec4 specular = Ks*specularProduct;

    // discard the specular highlight if the light's behind the vertex
    if( dot(L, N) < 0.0 ) {
    specular = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0);
    }

    gl_FragColor = ambient + diffuse + specular;
    gl_FragColor.a = 1.0;
} 

The products and position are each a struct of three GLfloats and shininess is a float. I have checked all of the values of the handles and the values I am passing and they all seem valid. Ideas?

—EDIT:
I have narrowed it to the glUniform4fv calls. It happens after each one. Also I have double checked that the program->getHandle() is pointing to something that looks valid.

I have checked program->getHandle is a valid program
Here are the values of all handles:
Program handle 3
ambientHandle 0
diffuseHandle 1
specularHandle 5
lightPosHandle 2
shinyHandle 4

So they all look good. For testing I am commenting out the lines below the ones for ambientProduct. For clarity I am explicitly using this line instead

glUniform4f( ambientHandle, ambientProd.x, ambientProd.y, ambientProd.z, ambientProd.w );

These are the values for ambientProd at the time that line is executed.
x = 0.200000003, y = 0.0, z = 0.200000003, w = 1.0

A collaborator on this project moved the call for glUseProgram. Thanks for the help folks.

Keep seeing an OpenGL Error: 1282 (Invalid operation) error popping up on your Minecraft game? This is a very common error for Minecraft players. If you’re one of them, it can be very annoying for you, as it sometimes occurs along with other issues like black screen or lagging.

But don’t worry! There have already been some effective ways to fix this issue. Here we list the fixes you can try for the OpenGL Error: 1282. Take a look at them below and see if they are able to help you.

Download the opengl32.dll file and place it in your Minecraft folder

This error usually occurs when the opengl32.dll file is missing in your Minecraft folder. To fix this:

Step 1: Go to this web page and download the opengl32.dll that is right for your system.

* We recommend you check the compatibility and security of the downloaded file before you use it.

Step 2: Unzip the downloaded file and then copy the opengl32.dll file.

Step 3: Go to where your Minecraft is installed (if you don’t know, right click your Minecraft desktop shortcut, select Properties, then click Open File Location). Then go to Runtime[the JRE Version] > bin and paste the opengl32.dll file there.

Step 4: Launch your Minecraft game again and test your OpenGL Error 1282 issue.

Check your Minecraft settings

A lot of the times turning off some in-game settings can help you fix your OpenGL Error 1282 issue. There are two things you can check:

Shader

Step 1: Launch Minecraft.

Step 2: On the home menu, click Options.

Step 3: Select Shaders.

Step 4: Select OFF.

Now you’ve disabled Shaders on Minecraft. Check to see if this helped you resolve your OpenGL Error: 1282 problem. If not, then move on to try disabling the next setting…

Render Regions

Step 1: On the home menu, click Options.

Step 2: Select Video Options > Performance.

Step 3: Set Render Regions to OFF.

Now test your issue to see if this worked. If the OpenGL Error: 1282 message still occurs, don’t worry, there are still other fixes you can try below.

Update OptiFine

The OpenGL Error: 1282 message can also appear if you are using an out-of-date version of OptiFine. You can try updating this software and then see if this is helpful. To download the latest version of OptiFine, go to the OptiFine official download page, and download the newest version of this software. Then install it on your computer and see if this can get rid of the OpenGL Error: 1282 error.

Update your graphics driver

Sometimes you see OpenGL Error: 1282 error on Minecraft because of a problem graphics driver. To fix it, you should try updating that driver.

You can use Device Manager on your Windows system, or go to your hardware manufacturer website to find the correct driver manually. Either way, you should make sure the driver you get is correct and up to date.

Or you can use a driver updater. This is a more convenient option — it only takes a few mouse clicks to update a driver!

The driver updater we recommend is Driver Booster, because it’s powerful and easy to use, and you can use it to update drivers for free!

And what’s more, it provides a 60-day money back guarantee. So you can give it a try without taking any risks.

To use Driver Booster to update your graphics driver:

Step 1: Download Driver Booster and install it on your computer.

Step 2: Launch Driver Booster, and scan for driver updates.

Step 3: Update your graphics driver (click the update button next to it). Or click the red Update Now button to update all your drivers.

Note that the download speed is slow in the free version of Driver Booster. If you want to get rid of the speed limit and unlock its full features, you need to upgrade to its PRO version.

Once your graphics driver is updated, test to see if this fixes your OpenGL 1282 error.

Disable the Show GL Errors setting

Sometimes you’ll see everything else is working properly even though OpenGL Error: 1282 keeps popping up. In this case, it is fine to just turn the notification off and ignore the message. To do so:

Step 1: Launch Minecraft.

Step 2: On the home menu, click Options.

Step 3: Select Video Settings > Others.

Step 4: Set the Show GL Errors option to OFF.

Now you won’t see the annoying message in the chat again.

Has any of the fixes above worked for you? Or do you have any other effective ways to fix the the OpenGL Error: 1282 issue? Tell us by leaving a comment below!

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	at crd.a(SourceFile:1809)
	at lo.a(SourceFile:122)
	at lo.a(SourceFile:16)
	at ix.lambda$checkThreadAndEnqueue$0(PacketThreadUtil.java:21)
	at ix$$Lambda$1032/114356890.run(Unknown Source)
	at java.util.concurrent.Executors$RunnableAdapter.call(Executors.java:511)
	at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:266)
	at k.a(Util.java:157)