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WorldServer and Neuz randomly not opening

Arektor

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Hey!

I recently jumped into FlyFF modding and C++, trying to learn the latest. I have decent Java bases.
For a few days everything was going fine, until I did an oopsie and basically had to retake a clean base and redo all the changes I made.

However, since that event, both my WorldServer and Neuz exes just randomly "crash" on start. And by "randomly", I mean that without changing anything at all, in ~19/20 cases (Can't really give a number to randomness, this is just to give a frequency idea) the program will stop working after a second.

None of them are printing out exploitable logs (or actually, no logs at all), so I'm kinda lost here.
I guess I won't get much help from just the screenshots below, but I don't really know what to show as I don't even know where that could come from.




The error is the same for WorldServer.
Source base: [VS17] - V17 Files
The only logs I've had were errors from Spec_Item and propSkill txts as I forgot to update the files after changing their structure in the sources. Fixed since then.
 

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Make sure world and models are in both server Resource and your client.

If all else fails try debugging via Attach to process or the other way
 

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Both folders are in both folders (I mean both "World" and "Models" are in "Server\Resource" and "Client"), I tried copying v19 and v20 ones but nothing seems to have changed.

One thing I noticed is that this "crash" seems to be way less frequent on the Neuz than on the WorldServer. For.. no apparent reasons.

Ketchup said:
If all else fails try debugging via Attach to process or the other way
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How can I use the Attach to process feature if the program stops working the second after it is started? :X
[STRIKE]And is the "Debug" option on the second screen doing the same thing than "Attach to process", or is it less useful?[/STRIKE]

EDIT: I managed to use "Attach to process" before program crashes, and the result is exactly the same as on the third screenshot.
 
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Judging by this:
"The only logs I've had were errors from Spec_Item and propSkill txts as I forgot to update the files after changing their structure in the sources. Fixed since then."

I'm going to assume you have format issues, so what did you do exactly? Did you upgrade to a V19 format, did u add the latest retail to a v17 format or?
 

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I upgraded them to a V19 format, and the issues I've had that were shown in the log files have been fixed since then. Even after checking I can't seem to find anything wrong, but if you wanna take a look at the files you can download them here:

Items (Spec_Item.txt, defineItem.h):
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Skills (propSkill.txt, defineSkill.h):
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Although if that really was a format issue, I don't think the program would randomly decide to work properly 1/20 of the time without changing anything.
.. But then again, as this is a random occurence I don't really think I should try to see anything logical there.


Would it be possible that the issue does not come from the programs or the files at all, but from my computer? .-.
 
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