I changed computers and on my new computer Byond would not open. It would appear in the Task Bar when i Ctrl+Alt+Delete, but the window would never appear. After a bunch of digging around i disabled all programs that start when windows turns on, and Byond now worked. so one by one i tested to see which program conflicted with the game. The Result was Sonic Studio 3 by Asus.:
1. Turn on Sonic Studio 3
2. run Byond launcher.
3. Observe result
4. Close Byond from the Task Bar ( Ctrl+Alt+delete )
5. Close Sonic Studio 3
6. Run Byond Launcher
7. Observe Results:
Byond should open correctly both times.:
When Sonic Studio 3 is running Byond will open in Task Bar but will not Open. When Sonic Studio 3 is closed, Byond opens corretly.:
Does the problem occur:
Every time: Yes
In other games: No
In other user accounts: Yes
On other computers: Havent Tested on multiple Devices
When does the problem NOT occur? When Sonic Studio 3 is closed
Did the problem NOT occur in any earlier versions? If so, what was the last version that worked?: Not Tested
Workarounds: Close Sonic Studio 3:
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Oct 25 2017, 5:28 pm
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Not a bug
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In response to Lummox JR
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Copy that, I just wanted to bug this because there are lots of people on the forums asking for help with what looks to be the same issues, and there is no support from the devs on the matter.
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there is no support from the devs on the matter. That's because it has nothing to do with the devs (of which you're speaking to the sole dev, may I point out ...) |
Both are probably going to insist that the other is the one at fault, TBH.
In all likelihood it's probably some mangled piece of code in a microsoft legacy api somewhere that's actually the problem, and the 1099 H1B who wrote it is blissfully unaware and blameless. I'M ON TO YOU RAJESH! |
In response to Ter13
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Asus is of course equally likely to have hired an H1B.
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Found this in a quick search:
https://rog.asus.com/forum/ showthread.php?93672-bug-sonic-studio-lags-programs-and-inpu t-devices
If that program impacts games with huge studios behind them, it has the potential to impact all kinds of others.