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You need to add a noloopcheck thingie on the function.

These are the dmps i was just sent, and these seem to be Steam ones...wtf

http://duals.agser.me/Files/assert_steamwebhelper.exe_20160406011034_1.dmp
http://duals.agser.me/Files/assert_steam.exe_20160406104136_1.dmp

Well, it's not up to me to give out such information, I am clearly sharing all I know, and I've asked for dmps, or crash messages, and nothing yet so far.

Perhaps that is the issue

So, the admin thing seems solvable by porting the game to 3.3.5, that's at least one good thing out of this. What seems to be the reason why people on Win 7 can't run on anything else but DirectDraw? in all these cases DirectX was installed, so I'm wondering what else can stop them.

Hello, sorry for popping these up here.

We're experiencing this issue on the Linux port.

http://steamcommunity.com/app/439310/discussions/0/371918937284320786/

Logs and more info are inside the topic, I figured pasting them here would be silly. Is this some sort of a secluded case where nothing can be done, or?

There has been no error window on the crash, everyone says it just crashes on them. I didn't ask for a crash dump, i presumed none was written.

Alright, yeah, forgot i am on 3.3.4, but none of the issues that AGS 3.3.5 brings as features are the problem. Anyhow, they run steam games from program files. The crash is irrelevant to steam and related to AGS. Perhaps the Steam plugin causes this? I remember Gemini Rue had similar issues reported with their rain and snow plugin.

Alight, as you all may know/care, i've released Until I Have You, that uses AGS 3.3.5

The ever ending bane of my existence is this OS. Windows 7.
Basically, what happens is this, most users cannot start the game, and they immediately crash. That forces them to run both the game and the winsetup (yep can't even run winsetup) as administrator and set the Driver from Direct3D to Draw.

I've tested this with a person, and they had the same problem with all AGS games.
So, they set the mode to DirectDraw, but if they have an antivirus (usually Avast), hell brakes loose. They have to disable it, otherwise the crash still happens. And as far as i can tell, nobody is willing to do that. Any thoughts?

[ARTIST]

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TEAM:

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DEMO

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[STEAM PAGE]

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Longevity Gene and generally markbilly's behavior has been something i always admired, a guy always pushing himself to do better, and even though longevity didn't came out, that's okay, the effort is still worth a nod and a tap on the back.

Dualnames salutes

Now, i wanna continue this discussion, cause CW made me think of things. He opened up a world of experience. I did try setting up the cache to something else, i think i tried increasing it by 20 mb, and it kind of reverted (the acsetup.cfg) to the max possible of winsetup. I'm using 3.3.4 could i have possible fucked up the number and so it reverted to default/grabbed the number from winsetup? Is there also a way to force this to a certain number un-editable or somehow, not allowed to be changed by user? I was thinking of forcing it when the game loads, but when the game loads it has already increased the sprite cache to a certain point right?

Big animations, aka lots of frames, have this issue: Even with increase dynamic sprite cache, if you try and animate a huge ass object like 5000x200 and then 2-3 more it begins having a drop on fps. I'd say for your case that is not the issue, so are you just doing animate? And if so with how many frames of animations playing

Forgot to say that, the users having the problem are all on Windows, some even have the same exact Windows I'm using, and the issue happens regardless of whether Steam is up and running, or even installed at all. I run the game perfectly fine with Steam closed.

I'm wondering if i should grab this https://bitbucket.org/monkey0506/ags2client/downloads "AGSteam"
instead of the one i got https://bitbucket.org/monkey0506/agsteamstub/downloads/AGSteam.dll

Script link failed: Runtime error: unrersolved import 'ASG2Client::SetAchievementAchieved^1'

Some of my users (others have no problems) get this, being unable to run the game at all. I'm using the AGSSteam Plugin only (Windows), any thoughts? It's driving me crazy.

I'll sit in my corner and happily watch this, crumble and graciously fall.

While this plays.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9E6b3swbnWg

Lies. You can ask anyone around here, and I guarantee that nobody will say "pff that cw, what a useless bastard". These past few years the engine has evolved in many ways. I never thought someone would replace CJ in any way, but you've achieved that in a lot of ways. I really want to persuade you otherwise, but i feel that is also selfish. If this is your final decision, I cannot personally thank you enough for the fixes you've done. If this is you feeling down, then I'd like to say, that giving up won't accomplish anything, everyone in this community, I feel, believes in you, we don't care if things could be better and all that.

[SP1]

To build Engine:
1. Precisely Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 SP1.
2. DirectX SDK.
3. Download "glext.h" from http://www.opengl.org/registry/ and put somewhere where MSVS can find it (or add the path to MSVS settings).
4. Run Solutions/Engine.sln

I'm getting the glext.h no such file or directory error, how do i fix that?