Testing in the Gehn Shard

[Mystler]

You also need the "PhysXLoader.dll" and you should take the files from your Destiny folder instead of the MOULa one.
Copying them to your transfusion folder is correct. They have to be in the same directory as HSPlasma.dll

[Justintime9]

Nope... that didn't work. Same "Failure" messages in the console. And of course URU still crashes.

[Christopher]

I compiled a version of libHSPlasma with PhysX (I hope this will solve the problem...)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/166 ... u/dlls.zip

Just unzip all the files to where your HSPlasma.dll is located and overwrite everything.

Christopher

[Justintime9]

Error:

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Traceback <most recent call last>:
   File "./transfusion.py", line 41, in <module>
      PyHSPlasma.pvEoa: "EoA",
NameError: name 'PyHSPlasma' is not defined

[Christopher]

I think you need two more dlls. They are called msvcr110.dll and msvcp110.dll You can find them in your Destiny installation folder. Just copy them from there. And I really hope this is everything you need

Christopher

[Justintime9]

Ok, well that definitely did something. For all I know it might be working now (despite the failure message.)



So I took those converted files now, and put them in Destiny... and it still crashed. I have a feeling the transfusion error messages have little to do with whatever is causing URU to crash...

[Christopher]

There should be a crash.dmp file in your log folder. Could you upload it please? Maybe I can find out more with this file...

Christopher

[Deledrius]

I might have some time today to look at this, if you could PM me with a zip of the converted files I can try to determine the cause of the crashing.

[Justintime9]

Ok, well here's the crash.dmp: http://www.mediafire.com/download/eqz6o ... /crash.dmp
(How can you read that though, it's not a text file or anything...)

And I'll send you the other files in PM Deledrius.

[Deledrius]

(How can you read that though, it's not a text file or anything...)

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