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First G3D.DLL crash using FSUIP4 4.828

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Well, this has been a first since the fix by Pete

Anyone else getting these crashes back?

 

Also the log is not stating how many errors it captured, it used to!

 

Flying in same areas, EGBB

 

 

 

Clive

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Well, this has been a first since the fix by Pete

 

There are lots of possible crashes in G3D.DLL, as you'll see if you scan through the original thread. FSUIPC only patches one specific one. I did look at a couple of the others but they weren't patchable in any way that wouldn't compromise the session. It was just pure luck that the most common one was okay to patch without evident consequences.

 

Also the log is not stating how many errors it captured, it used to!

 

The log should contain two lines referring to G3D even if it failed to trap any:

 

	 4610 G3D.DLL fix attempt installed ok

 

near the beginning, and

 

G3D fix: Passes 13045, Null pointers 0, Bad pointers 0, Separate instances 0
Memory managed: 43 Allocs, 43 Freed
********* FSUIPC Log file closed ***********

 

at the end, assuming it got to a normal close.

 

Pete

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