[NickonWheels]

Thanks

Testing version from January 31, but I can´t find the OpenRailsLog.txt file, only one for my other stable version. Do you think I have to delete all other ORTS installments due to overlapping?

[scottb613]

Hi Nick,

I don't think so - but there is a setting to generate log files - I believe it should just dump to you desktop - are you sure it's on in the testing version ?

Regards,
Scott

[NickonWheels]

Figured out how ORTS needs to be configured to use the log file. Here comes the crashy version...
 OpenRailsLog.txt (13.74K)
Number of downloads: 9

[Csantucci]

You are still building in release mode and not in debug mode, so the code line that crashes can't be seen.

[NickonWheels]

Csantucci, on 10 February 2020 - 01:29 PM, said:

You are still building in release mode and not in debug mode, so the code line that crashes can't be seen.

Thanks for your advise, I tried again in debug mode. The point it crashed was at line 445 of terrain.cs (second line from those below) where VS says System.Runtime.InteropServices.SEHException: "External component has thrown an exception."

averageElevation = totalElevation / vertexData.Count;
var patchVertexBuffer = new VertexBuffer(Viewer.GraphicsDevice, typeof(VertexPositionNormalTexture), vertexData.Count, BufferUsage.WriteOnly);
patchVertexBuffer.SetData(vertexData.ToArray());
return patchVertexBuffer;

Hope it´s anything helpful. As told it´s just the downloadable code without ANY changes, so other users may have the same issue as I have.

[NickonWheels]

Does a compiled edition of the downloadable code always have different behavior about what hardware is used or what does this error... I mean I can travel the same route on testing and unstable versions (also XNA) without such things to happen. Can someone maybe check this out personally or is there any other advise as I like to advance with the friction stuff. For now I´m unable to do extended test runs...