ID:65467
 
BYOND Version:440
Operating System:Windows Vista Home Basic
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Status: Deferred

This issue may be low priority or very difficult to fix, and has been put on the back burner for the time being.
Applicable Configuration:
BYOND Version: 440.1018
Operating System: Vista SP1

When a world reboots that you are connected to, sometimes DreamSeeker will outright crash, due to FRAPS.

I assume some invalid pointer is being passed in to D3D which FRAPS is assuming to be valid, and thus it crashes when trying to access a bad memory address.

This is likely a FRAPS problem. However, it's also possible that BYOND is doing something it shouldn't (to date, no game has ever crashed with FRAPS hooked into it for me).

Problem doesn't always occur, just occasionally.

Here's a stack trace: fraps.dll!635652c9()
[Frames below may be incorrect and/or missing, no symbols loaded for fraps.dll]
fraps.dll!6356bc70()
d3d8.dll!CBaseDevice::Present() + 0x7c bytes
dreamseeker.exe!00404dd4()
dreamseeker.exe!004081fa()
dreamseeker.exe!00403d30()
dreamseeker.exe!00403cca()
dreamseeker.exe!0040347c()
dreamseeker.exe!00403376()
dreamseeker.exe!004033cf()
byondwin.dll!10083a3c()
dreamseeker.exe!00416598()
dreamseeker.exe!00415793()
dreamseeker.exe!00414bb3()
msvcrt.dll!_free() + 0x39 bytes
byondcore.dll!008fe0ec()
byondcore.dll!0082611f()
byondcore.dll!008212d3()
byondcore.dll!0081b55b()
byondcore.dll!00923ba0()
byondcore.dll!0092462f()
byondcore.dll!00932d00()
dreamseeker.exe!00411c29()
mfc42.dll!CWnd::OnWndMsg() + 0x633 bytes
mfc42.dll!AfxWndProcDllOle() + 0x1480 bytes
mfc42.dll!__CT??_R0PAVCFileException@@@84() - 0x116d4 bytes
mfc42.dll!__CT??_R0PAVCOleException@@@84() - 0x5794 bytes
user32.dll!76b451b9()
user32.dll!76b451b9()
mfc42.dll!__CT??_R0PAVCFileException@@@84() - 0xff50 bytes
dreamseeker.exe!00440b5b()
mfc42.dll!AfxWinMain() + 0x4f bytes
dreamseeker.exe!0043fde5()
dreamseeker.exe!0043fd07()
kernel32.dll!@BaseThreadInitThunk@12() + 0x12 bytes
ntdll.dll!___RtlUserThreadStart@8() + 0x27 bytes
ntdll.dll!__RtlUserThreadStart@8() + 0x1b bytes
Ah hah, that explains it, I recently installed fraps and have been having problems similar to this.