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Hi Hans, I have the minidump, but it's too big to send... further above, there is my minidump of yesterday... below, I uploaded the file to one drive: Minidump https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApKNqvXLiJnvg7ZMCCD_bjBStPvg3Q Vielen Dank, Sascha -
By Hans Hartmann · Posted
The crash happens outside the CRJ so it's impossible to tell what causes it. Can you try to create a minidump file and upload it to dropbox or google drive or similar? Here's how you enabled minidump creation: - open Documents\Aerosoft\Digital Aviation CRJ\CRJ_P3Dv4.cfg in notepad - append [Debug]
CreateMinidumps=2 at the end of the file (unless you already have those entries. In this case change the value for CreateMinidumps to 2. Let's see if that helps to track down the issue. -
By Mathijs Kok · Posted
But crash detection is bugged and as explained, even with it on, many developers don't even use crash detection on their objects so your sim is trying to feel objects it can't feel. -
By Mathijs Kok · Posted
Are you sure your scenery density is high enough? -
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