Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
Neuz.exe caused an EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION in module Neuz.exe at 0023:0110A40A, CObj::GetWorld()+0010 byte(s), c:\users\maximum\desktop\vs_2010_source\vs2010 source\_common\obj.h, line 0221+0010 byte(s)
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
i've already tryed looking there, changed everything but still the same error
@SilentNL
even with vs2003, i have the same problem...
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
Is ur matchserver online? thats the first thought i had, its not connected.
I truely think its a matter of connection, check all your ports.
here's a guide if you didnt read this one. http://forum.ragezone.com/f724/flyff...-guide-658914/
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
are you taking me as a noob o.O?
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
Its called this thing as: I had the same error. I fixed it eventually by its settings. ;)
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
Check your resource files. It's probably caused by an invalid pointer(to an object) since ECX is 0.
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
It's not from the Resource, because i've remade everything in vs 2003 and it works without errors
but in vs 2010, it crashs, but anyway guys,i no more use it because it crashs...
but if you find the problem share it so others can fix it ;)
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
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Originally Posted by
Max98
It's not from the Resource, because i've remade everything in vs 2003 and it works without errors
but in vs 2010, it crashs, but anyway guys,i no more use it because it crashs...
but if you find the problem share it so others can fix it ;)
Uhh...
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Originally Posted by
Max98
even with vs2003, i have the same problem...
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
Attach the VS2010 debugger onto the process. Breakpoint onto what is calling GetWorld(), which would be OnEnvironmentAll() and make sure the variables are all valid. You will find it will crash if the object that is calling GetWorld() is null, like Lethal said.
So check the variables in the function(s) in the callstack, and then check the object details against your resource files and the actual model and/or texture files or whatever it actually is, if the object truely is null, then find out why, find where it gets the object from and debug it further to find why it isn't getting assigned correctly.
By the way, why'd you give up? Maybe if you were attempting something relatively impossible, but you're not. I have it working in VS2010, and so do many others. Real programmers don't give up on things like that. If you just put some time into actually looking into the code, especially when the program is running, you'll get a lot further. Keep at it.
Re: RoC neuz vs 2010 crash.
lol that was the vs 2010 source compilled using vs 2003
not the vs2003 source ...
@Mythx
i didn't give up, My owner was waiting for the server, so i holded on the v2010 project and went back to vs 2003...