Need a reminder

robocop

We have Nomad battlegroups (battleships, gunboats, etc.) on our server and we’ve identified an issue where it seems that the Nomad NPCs are attempting to dock at the OG jumphole in the lower unknowns. This appears to be causing a server crash.

What line in the code causes an NPC to be able to dock?
Is there a line that would prevent them from even attempting it?

Thanks,
R

robocop

We keep getting the following error:

The description for Event ID ( 1000 ) in Source ( Freelancer-Server ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: flserver.exe, 1.0.1254.11, content.dll, 1.0.1254.11, 00047bc4.

0000: 6c707041 74616369 206e6f69 6c696146
0010: 20657275 736c6620 65767265 78652e72
0020: 2e312065 32312e30 312e3435 6e692031
0030: 6e6f6320 746e6574 6c6c642e 302e3120
0040: 3532312e 31312e34 20746120 7366666f
0050: 30207465 37343030 0d346362 0a

robocop

Also need an alternative to Freelancer Explorer. FLE opens up just fine with the vanilla files but crashes if I attempt to open it up when the mod is applied. This is new. I thought it was my hardware change but it’s also doing this on another machine. Problem is that it’s also doing it with mod versions that are older and and had previously worked fine.

CK256

I’m not sure about the questions in the first two posts (although NPC JH docking is likely to be patrol path/encounter related) but I’m fairly sure FLE only works on the deactivated mod.

Personally I use FL Mod studio as it works on the active mod although it doesn’t have all the tools that FLE does.

Thaddeus

The 00047bc4 crash seems to be caused by the npc random chatter element when entering jumpholes/gates “I see were not the only ones going to the ~whatever~ system” and the other lines. Nomads dont have a voice file present for this and I suppose it causes a crash

robocop

FLE has a choice of working on a mod, or the ingame files. Up til now I’ve always activated the mod chosen ‘No’ when asked if I want to work on a mod, and gone to work. Now for some reason it’s not working. It works fine on the unmodded game files but it ‘should’ work on the modded files as well and it doesn’t. It just coughs up the following error in the crash log:

and the following in the function trace log file:
FreelancerExplorer Function Trace Log:
–>CGameData::Load (\VC7_Projects3\FreelancerModifier\GameData.cpp)
Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\EXE\FREELANCER.INI

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\UNIVERSE.INI

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\Systems\Li01\Li01.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Li02\Li02.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Li03\Li03.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Li04\Li04.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Li05\Li05.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Br01\Br01.ini

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Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Rh01\Rh01.ini

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Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Iw01\Iw01.ini

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Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Ew05\Ew05.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\Ew06\Ew06.ini

Debug : Loading Ini file D:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Freelancer\DATA\UNIVERSE\systems\FP7\FP7_system.ini

Error((this != NULL)) encountered in CSectionParam::GetStringParam (\VC7_Projects3\FreelancerModifier\SectionParam.cpp)

J.R.

I remember having “similar” probs with FLE since i use the TerritoryMP.dll… i personally think its caused by the “universe.ini”-entries needed for this plugin but these are just my 2 cents… and its NOT meant to be an offense regarding adoxas masterpiece and maybe I´m wrong !!!