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[adam]

glibmm-ERROR **:
unhandled exception (type unknown) in signal handler

aborting...

Running windows vista, didn't run it in admin mode or anything. Not sure exactly how the error happened, seemed to be when I was working with copy/pasting tiles. I'll try to narrow it down if I can. Crashed the client. It was while editing a 3x3 gmap.

[TSAdmin]

Originally Posted by adam

Running windows vista, didn't run it in admin mode or anything. Not sure exactly how the error happened, seemed to be when I was working with copy/pasting tiles. I'll try to narrow it down if I can. Crashed the client. It was while editing a 3x3 gmap.

I get this error, but I dont even get as far as even opening a level OR a "New" level for that matter. These are the errors I get upon clicking the "New" button, or upon navigating to and trying to open a .nw file:




I have also attached the full error report in the 3rd screenshot here:
Gonstruct Error.txt

[Fry]

Originally Posted by TSAdmin

I get this error, but I dont even get as far as even opening a level OR a "New" level for that matter. These are the errors I get upon clicking the "New" button, or upon navigating to and trying to open a .nw file:

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I have also attached the full error report in the 3rd screenshot here:
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Hm, that should only happen if you have, like, a very very old graphics card (<2001 or something) or are running the thing in a VM. Does any of that fit, or do you have some kind of uncommon graphics card?

Uploaded a version with a bit more error handling (and cursor key movement on the gmap) here.

[TSAdmin]

Originally Posted by Fry

Hm, that should only happen if you have, like, a very very old graphics card (<2001 or something) or are running the thing in a VM. Does any of that fit, or do you have some kind of uncommon graphics card?

Uploaded a version with a bit more error handling (and cursor key movement on the gmap) here.

I am already running 0.2.1. I had the same error with 0.2.0, but with less detailed errors (as you mentioned, 0.2.1 has more error handling).

My graphics card is neither uncommon (Name: Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family; Chip Type: GMA 3100; DAC Type: Internal) nor old (2009). My processor is incapable of running a Virtual Machine either, so it's definitely not running in one.

[Fry]

Made a bunch of fixes regarding editing and loading of gmaps and layers in general. Link's still the same, here.

Originally Posted by TSAdmin

I am already running 0.2.1. I had the same error with 0.2.0, but with less detailed errors (as you mentioned, 0.2.1 has more error handling).

My graphics card is neither uncommon (Name: Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family; Chip Type: GMA 3100; DAC Type: Internal) nor old (2009). My processor is incapable of running a Virtual Machine either, so it's definitely not running in one.

It's really odd, but I don't think even a newer Intel graphics card lacks the feature it is complaining about, so maybe I'm just doing something wrong when checking for it, so I removed the check for it. Could you try whether it runs now and whether textures display?

[TSAdmin]

Originally Posted by Fry

It's really odd, but I don't think even a newer Intel graphics card lacks the feature it is complaining about, so maybe I'm just doing something wrong when checking for it, so I removed the check for it. Could you try whether it runs now and whether textures display?

I still get an error and a Command Prompt runs in the back reporting:

[Fry]

Originally Posted by adam

Running windows vista, didn't run it in admin mode or anything. Not sure exactly how the error happened, seemed to be when I was working with copy/pasting tiles. I'll try to narrow it down if I can. Crashed the client. It was while editing a 3x3 gmap.

That is odd, could you paste/link or PM me the contents of the gmap file if you ever get time? Also I'm uploading a version with (hopefully) better error messages and handling, maybe that's going to make errors less useless