While experimenting with entities I ran into this unresolvable
error where the server is sending some texture that the client
crashes on. The crash prevents the client from ever reconnecting,
resulting in a server that has to use clearobjects.
We shouldn't crash but just ignore the object and move on.
```
0x00000000004dc0de in TextureSource::generateImagePart (this=this@entry=0x7118eb0, part_of_name="[applyfiltersformesh",
baseimg=@0x7fffffffbe98: 0x9f1b010) at /home/sofar/git/minetest/src/client/tile.cpp:1744
1744 u32 xscale = scaleto / dim.Width;
(gdb) bt
#0 0x00000000004dc0de in TextureSource::generateImagePart (this=this@entry=0x7118eb0, part_of_name="[applyfiltersformesh",
baseimg=@0x7fffffffbe98: 0x9f1b010) at /home/sofar/git/minetest/src/client/tile.cpp:1744
```
After reconnecting, the client now can connect without issues
and displays an error message:
```
ERROR[Main]: generateImagePart(): Illegal 0 dimension for part_of_name="[applyfiltersformesh", cancelling.
ERROR[Main]: generateImage(): Failed to generate "[applyfiltersformesh"
ERROR[Main]: Irrlicht: Invalid size of image for OpenGL Texture.
```
* equal to the target minimum. If e.g. this is a vertical frames
* animation, the short dimension will be the real size.
*/
+ if ((dim.Width == 0) || (dim.Height == 0)) {
+ errorstream << "generateImagePart(): Illegal 0 dimension "
+ << "for part_of_name=\""<< part_of_name
+ << "\", cancelling." << std::endl;
+ return false;
+ }
u32 xscale = scaleto / dim.Width;
u32 yscale = scaleto / dim.Height;
u32 scale = (xscale > yscale) ? xscale : yscale;