(02-02-2014, 12:59 AM)DJBarry004 Wrote: You could try creating the missing folder (content) and then running the game again. Also, what does the crash error says? Maybe it could be related to missing Visual C++ DLLs.
It doesnt say anything, its just the windows "program has stopped responding window", also creating the director did nothing. I did realize that the times in the log file do NOT correspond to the times of the crashes however.
(02-02-2014, 07:39 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Try these:
1) Update drivers, Windows updates, DirectX Web installer (may be missing some parts), and latest version of Visual C++
2) Make sure under Power Management in Windows you're running in High Performance. Also set a high performance profile under Nvidia Control Center
3) Use the OpenGL backend on one of the latest dev builds, as it is faster than D3D. The current dev build is 4.0-765
1) As stated in the original post, my drivers and windows are up to date, as are my directx and Visual C++. Please read the thread before posting useless generic help copypasta next time.
2) Being a desktop that would be odd, but ive see weirder things before, so i checked, and everything in there is as it should be.
3) Tried the Open GL backbone on 4.0.2, no dice, ill download a dev version next. I assume i will have to reflash the system ans such? Also tried windows 7 compatibility mode, and disabling thread optimization in nVidia Control panel, no help there. EDIT: okay, 4.0-780 doesnt ever run SSBB.....
Does this program have any other place it dumps logs that may be of use? I downloaded the source code but for some reason it wont link to my windows SDK and so im getting tons of include errors (i can literally right click go to file and open it, but the compiler cant link it) Im trying to build the .pdb file so i can use VS2012's just in time debugger to get some additional information, does anymore have the file?