Can't fly

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Windows Version (and Service Packs): Vista
Processor Speed: AMD Turion™ 64X2 TL-64 2.20GHz
RAM:1983 MB
Video Card (Make and Model#): Generic PnP Monitor on NVIDIA MCP67M
Sound Card (Make and Model#):Conexant High Definition SmartAudio 221
Connection Type (Dialup, Cable, DSL, other): Wireless
Modem (Make and Model#): ...
Router (Make and Model#): D-Link
Internet Service Provider(company name): Shaw
Location(State/Province/Locality, and Country): Canada BC
Installed Mods: High Res rocks, Highres IC Bases (is this what your asking?)

Make and Version of firewall: Windows Firewall
Make and version of anti-virus: N/A

Confirm that you have the following installed:

* .Net 2.0 [ Y]



Problem Encountered at Step #: (read the "What Should Happen" for this step#) after 13
Which Program (ASGS/Allegiance): Allegiance
What Error Message: This program has stopped working, checking for a solution.
Comments (What you tried, description, etc):

I'd start the game and would be in base and all, but when I launch, and i get 2 seconds, before the screen freezes, alleg just stops working and logs me out....

HELP!

[FreeBeer]

Check and post the log files found in your game directory (sorry, I can't look up the exact names at the moment).

I suspect you're experiencing an ACCESS VIOLATION which usually means a corrupt image (or sound) file. The logs should tell us. (and welcome back )

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you are right

14/01/2011 8:02:41 PM: Allegiance exited with code: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
14/01/2011 8:02:41 PM: Creating Crashfile


how do i fix it.

[FreeBeer]

A re-install seems to be the simplest and easiest method. (you might want to copy your inputmap1.mdl file first, located in your /artwork folder - it contains your key mappings. Then just copy it back after the re-install, over-writing the default one.

[ledfist]

I had this the other day. The re-install didn't help. I found it to be an issue with my soundcard not being selected in cotrol panel.

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reinstall didn't help.

[FreeBeer]

ok. Post up the contents of your DirectInput.log, DeviceCreation.log and VideoSettings.log files found in the Allegiance folder.

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Direct Input:

Log file DirectInput.log created - Jan 16, 13:23

Initialized DirectInput
StaticEnumDeviceCallback:
pdidi->dwDevType: 12 (subtype: 1)
pdidi->tszProductName: Mouse
Initialized mouse stream - Axes: 3, Buttons: 3, POVs: 0
StaticEnumObjectsCallback:
pddoi->guidType: {A36D02E0-C9F3-11CF-BFC7-444553540000}
pddoi->tszName: X-axis
pddoi->dwType: 1 (instance: 0)
pddoi->wUsage: 0 (page: 0)
StaticEnumObjectsCallback:
pddoi->guidType: {A36D02E1-C9F3-11CF-BFC7-444553540000}
pddoi->tszName: Y-axis
pddoi->dwType: 1 (instance: 1)
pddoi->wUsage: 0 (page: 0)
StaticEnumObjectsCallback:
pddoi->guidType: {A36D02E2-C9F3-11CF-BFC7-444553540000}
pddoi->tszName: Wheel
pddoi->dwType: 1 (instance: 2)
pddoi->wUsage: 0 (page: 0)
StaticEnumObjectsCallback:
pddoi->guidType: {A36D02F0-C9F3-11CF-BFC7-444553540000}
pddoi->tszName: Button 0
pddoi->dwType: 4 (instance: 3)
pddoi->wUsage: 0 (page: 0)
StaticEnumObjectsCallback:
pddoi->guidType: {A36D02F0-C9F3-11CF-BFC7-444553540000}
pddoi->tszName: Button 1
pddoi->dwType: 4 (instance: 4)
pddoi->wUsage: 0 (page: 0)
StaticEnumObjectsCallback:
pddoi->guidType: {A36D02F0-C9F3-11CF-BFC7-444553540000}
pddoi->tszName: Button 2
pddoi->dwType: 4 (instance: 5)
pddoi->wUsage: 0 (page: 0)
StaticEnumDeviceCallback:
Skipping keyboard as input.
StaticEnumDeviceCallback:
pdidi->dwDevType: 11 (subtype: 0)
pdidi->tszProductName: HP Remote Control HID Device
StaticEnumDeviceCallback:
pdidi->dwDevType: 11 (subtype: 0)
pdidi->tszProductName: HP Remote Control HID Device
StaticEnumDeviceCallback:
Skipping keyboard as input.
StaticEnumDeviceCallback:
pdidi->dwDevType: 11 (subtype: 0)
pdidi->tszProductName: Bluetooth Remote Control HID Device

Log closed.




DeviceCreation:

Log file DeviceCreation.log created - Jan 16, 13:23

CD3DDevice9 initialised.
Direct3DCreate9 succeeded.
Pure HWVP device created.
Device supports A1R5G5B5 format.
Device creation finished.

Log closed.


VideoSettings:


Log file VideoSettings.log created - Jan 16, 13:23

Created D3D9 interface.
Found 1 adapters.
Extracting adapter 0: \\.\DISPLAY1 - NVIDIA MCP67M
1280 x 800 @ 60Hz [32 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
800 x 600 @ 60Hz [32 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1024 x 768 @ 60Hz [32 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1176 x 664 @ 60Hz [32 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1280 x 720 @ 60Hz [32 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1280 x 768 @ 60Hz [32 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1280 x 800 @ 60Hz [16 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
800 x 600 @ 60Hz [16 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1024 x 768 @ 60Hz [16 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1176 x 664 @ 60Hz [16 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1280 x 720 @ 60Hz [16 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]
1280 x 768 @ 60Hz [16 bit] [HW 1 WND 1 DS 77 AA 0x07]


FOUND RESOLUTIONS (MODE 0) (MAXRATE: 60):
0) 800x600 @ 60
1) 1024x768 @ 60
2) 1176x664 @ 60
3) 1280x720 @ 60
4) 1280x768 @ 60
5) 1280x800 @ 60
CURRENT IN-GAME RESOLUTION: 1024x768 @ 60

User selected values:
AD 0 MON 0x00010001 WIN 1 VSYNC 0
Fullscreen settings:
FMT 22 W 800 H 600 RR 60 DEP 77
Windowed settings:
FMT 22 W 800 H 600 RR 60 DEP 77
FSMS 0 WINMS 0
MIN 3 MAG 2 MIP 2
Window offset: 0 0

Log closed.



hope this helps/

[FreeBeer]

Well, it confirmed that it could create a Direct3D device. That's a good thing. It still doesn't indicate the exact issue, though, but it's a start. There's two things you can try. First, just set your textures to use the low settings. Let us know if that works. If it does, but crashes when you go back to high res, it may be a memory limitation on your chipset. I suspect you have an integrated graphics chip with a default of 64 megs. (At least the info I've found on the chip indicates that to me.) So let's try the first bit (lowering the resolution) and see how it goes. We can try increasing your video memory later if the first part cures the problem.