Invalid memory write

[Lttman]

Zoids Full Metal Crash (.JAP) (Gamecube)

General settings: Everything is the way the emulator came as except for antialias and antistropic are set to x16 and the resolution is 1600x900. And I have an xbox 360 controller hooked up (if that matters..)

Issues: The game works perfectly until it has to save something, in which it crashes. The error code says:

WRITE: Invalid address: 475a484e

(I believe the number changes at the end...) And when I click ok, it says dolphin.exe has stopped working.....

I am using the dolphin 2.0 RC1 (64-bit) on Windows 7 Professional
I am also using a 920 i7 2.66Ghz CPU, 6Gb of RAM, and an MSI eclipse SLI motherboard. (I don't know if you need to know but just in case)

I think that's everything.. (Let me know if this was the right place to post this too.)

[James333]

Try the TLB hack

Select it at Properties > Core > TLB Hack

[Lttman]

Thanks. It appears to be working. Although there was nothing named properties. I went to graphics->Advanced->EFB copy. And I selected the hack. Later,

[Starscream]

(04-09-2010, 09:47 AM)Lttman Wrote: Zoids Full Metal Crash (.JAP) (Gamecube)

General settings: Everything is the way the emulator came

That really does not help anyone figure out what settings you're using as depending on where you downloaded the emulator and from what compiler, any number of settings could be set to default by that specific person and many options are left unused.

(04-09-2010, 10:23 AM)Lttman Wrote: Although there was nothing named properties.

Right click on a game in the emulators GUI.

(04-09-2010, 10:23 AM)Lttman Wrote: I went to graphics->Advanced->EFB copy. And I selected the hack. Later,

Had you actually listed your settings, you may have had someone tell you about that option, but since you didn't list your settings, all you did was hurt your own cause. Luckily you figured it out on your own.

[Lttman]

(04-09-2010, 11:32 AM)[SS] Starscream Wrote:

(04-09-2010, 09:47 AM)Lttman Wrote: Zoids Full Metal Crash (.JAP) (Gamecube)

General settings: Everything is the way the emulator came

That really does not help anyone figure out what settings you're using as depending on where you downloaded the emulator and from what compiler, any number of settings could be set to default by that specific person and many options are left unused.

(04-09-2010, 10:23 AM)Lttman Wrote: Although there was nothing named properties.

Right click on a game in the emulators GUI.

(04-09-2010, 10:23 AM)Lttman Wrote: I went to graphics->Advanced->EFB copy. And I selected the hack. Later,

Had you actually listed your settings, you may have had someone tell you about that option, but since you didn't list your settings, all you did was hurt your own cause. Luckily you figured it out on your own.

My apologies then. I had thought the Release Candidate had a standard for the default (guess not..).

Anyways, thanks for the right click tip in the GUI, I never thought about trying that. I assumed all of the settings were in the menu bar.

(btw: I didn't really figure it out on my own, I had just remembered seeing the setting somewhere from when I configured my graphics. If James333 hadn't said anything, I'd still be in the dark)

Later