Hey,
I experienced a game crash in a multiplayer game.
The game crashed while I had the blueprint dialog open.
It could be related to the fact that my friend deleted a shared blueprint book while the dialog was opened on my computer.
I have appended the last autosave from my server, the last dump and the last log.
[0.17.14] Multiplayer: Game crash while having the blueprint dialog open
[0.17.14] Multiplayer: Game crash while having the blueprint dialog open
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Re: [0.17.14] Multiplayer: Game crash while having the blueprint dialog open
The backtrace in the log is useless. Here are some choice outputs from WinDbg:
Not sure where to go from here, given that it appears that actual context has been wiped out; all I can really tell is that it was an access violation reading address 8.
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0:000> .frame 6
06 00000018`58d66650 00007ff9`3b20119f factorio!__C_specific_handler+0xa0
0:000> dv
ExceptionRecord = 0x00000018`58d672f0
EstablisherFrame = 0x00000018`58d6f7a0
ContextRecord = <value unavailable>
DispatcherContext = 0x00000018`58d66c80
ImageBase = 0x00007ff7`746d0000
ExceptionFilter = <value unavailable>
Index = 0
TargetIndex = <value unavailable>
TargetPc = <value unavailable>
TerminationHandler = <value unavailable>
ScopeTable = 0x00007ff7`75b645a4
Handler = <value unavailable>
ExceptionPointers = struct _EXCEPTION_POINTERS
Value = 0n1490443368
ControlPc = 0xe754c8
0:000> ?? ExceptionRecord
struct _EXCEPTION_RECORD * 0x00000018`58d672f0
+0x000 ExceptionCode : 0xc0000005
+0x004 ExceptionFlags : 0
+0x008 ExceptionRecord : (null)
+0x010 ExceptionAddress : (null)
+0x018 NumberParameters : 2
+0x020 ExceptionInformation : [15] 8
0:000> ?? ExceptionRecord->ExceptionInformation[0]
unsigned int64 8
0:000> ?? ExceptionRecord->ExceptionInformation[1]
unsigned int64 0