Closed Chaussette23 closed 12 months ago
Can you upload your 2 cf files which cause the issue? also given as far as i can see its only the _easy planes and not the full fidelity version of the planes, you could just delete those files given the other files do not cause issues either. Waiting for your message then ill try and fix it
I found the problem !
I made a minimalist diff.lua file. The crash occur when there is a curvature value with a decimal part on an axis curvature.
["curvature"] = { [1] = 0,} WORKS ["curvature"] = { [1] = 1,} WORKS ["curvature"] = { [1] = 0.45,} FAIL (value I've set)
The last time I used JoyPro (in working condition) was in Windows 10 in French (with standard French region settings). However, I remember that I upgraded to Windows 11, but I've set Windows to english language with French number formats.
Here is my localisation settings:
I just reset my localization parameters (reset button), and now JoyPro is working fine, even with the minimalist diff.lua file.
So to reproduce the problem, you "just" have to replace the decimal symbol from point '.' to comma ','.
On my side, I will keep the point instead of the comma because I don't care, so I close the ticket !
Hello,
I use this wonderful tool since some years now, and I have a problem which looks quite new : I updated to latest release (91) by overwritting my JoyPro folder by the cone contained in the archive.
I use DCS openbeta and I'm up to date
If I launch JoyPro and check the log file, I get a lot of errors in clean profiles :
But after this, JoyPro is loaded and I enter in its GUI where everything is empty (which is normal, as usual).
Then, I go into "import bindings", I select all, I click on "Import", and I get a crash pretty quickly. I see two files created : ".UnhandledException" which contains :
and ".DispUnhandledException" which contains :
I'm pretty sure it's a dumb thing but I spent the whole day to try things with no luck. I even returned to an older version of JoyPro, same behavior...
Do you have an idea on the problem ?