- #BASILISK II REBOOT CRASH .EXE#
- #BASILISK II REBOOT CRASH INSTALL#
- #BASILISK II REBOOT CRASH WINDOWS 10#
The tmp folder should AWAYS be empty when the game starts. So the way it works is, when you play your game, Eschalon writes all map & quest changes into the temp folder.that folder becomes your current play data, and then the contents of /temp gets copied over into the "slots" folders when you ask for a formal save.
#BASILISK II REBOOT CRASH INSTALL#
If you delete it it'll act like a new install but that tmp folder seems to prevent it from doing anything else.
Yes, I acknowledge the calls to open source Eschalon but that is another long conversation with some legal twists, and I am not ready to address that yet.ĬrazyBernie wrote: ↑ October 21st, 2017, 2:40 pmThe eb3.cfg gets dumped into the %APPDATA%\Basilisk Games\Book 3 Saved Games\ folder along with the save slots. We now use Unity exclusively in the studio, and no longer have any machine with a proper BlitzMax installation on it.įrom here on out, we may be looking at just getting these games to hobble along with band-aids. Furthermore, Eschalon uses a few 3rd party code tidbits, which may be impossible to locate anymore (which means re-writing some functions from scratch to get it to compile). Actually it is open source now, but the only updates to it have been very minor bug fixes.
#BASILISK II REBOOT CRASH WINDOWS 10#
Our best bet would be to somehow request that Windows 10 not police the Eschalon binary so strictly.įor those of you late to the party, the problem with fixing this internally is: Eschalon was written in BlitzMax, which was abandoned by the developer a few years ago. It just sounds like it could be some kind of Windows 10 security issue- like Windows 10 is preventing this "unauthorized" program from writing files. ini, but I honestly don't think that is the problem. Um, no it's going to default for DirectX on a Windows machine unless it finds a OpenGL flag in the. Is there another way to switch to openGL?
#BASILISK II REBOOT CRASH .EXE#
exe file as administrator, but nothing changed. Malpercian wrote: ↑ October 21st, 2017, 7:44 am This is running Windows 10 build 16299 aka the Fall Creators Update. Using admin credentials makes no difference to the issue, and if I keep playing around with deleting the config and reloading I eventually get an access violation error when launching the game. I also tried relocating the saves to the eschalon game folder but yeilded the same results. I noticed that the crash leaves behind a "tmp" folder in the savegame directory that's inaccessable and disappears upon reboot.
All further attempts to launch causes the game to crash until a reboot is performed. Any further attemp to launch crashes (the launcher loads but the game borks).ġ5. Create character (Lewis the Fighter, of course), use "house rules."Ĩ. Launch Game (I set it to Windowed, everything else default, though I did play with the settings to no avail).ģ. FWIW, I'm having the same/similar problem on two seperate Windows 10 machines.Ģ.
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