DBGHelp.dll Crashes KH1

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DBGHelp.dll Crashes KH1 #4

Closed hellshakeyan0 closed 2 years ago

hellshakeyan0 commented 2 years ago

Updated to the new release and can no longer launch the game.

Sirius902 commented 2 years ago

Were you sure to remove the old DINPUT8.dll? Also what scripts are you using?

hellshakeyan0 commented 2 years ago

yeah i tried it after full removal and was still getting crashes. Here are my kh1 scripts. Rolling back fixed the issue for now.

Sirius902 commented 2 years ago

Alright. Are you able to follow the below steps?

Download Windbg Preview from the Microsoft Store.
Open Windbg and open Kingdom Hearts I.5 + II.5 to the game select screen.
Press F6 and look for and double click on KINGDOM HEARTS I.5 + II.5 ReMIX.exe.
In the console on the middle left type .childdbg 1 and press enter and then also do the same for g.
Now launch KINGDOM HEARTS FINAL MIX.
In the console enter the following commands: |0s, .childdbg 0, |1s, .childdbg 0, sxn bpe, and g.
The game should now run until it crashes, showing exactly where it crashed in the Command pane. After this happens, run r in the console.
Click on the Stack tab on the bottom right.
Send a screenshot of the Command pane and Stack pane.

This will help me debug the crash.

randoomdude commented 2 years ago

I tried following your instructions cause I was having the same issue, but I'm not sure what you mean by console or commands on the middle left

randoomdude commented 2 years ago

Do you do this with DBGHelp.dll in the folder or no? Also whenever you double click KINGDOM HEARTS I.5 + II.5 ReMIX.exe in the Windbg preview it pauses (freezes?) the Kingdom Hearts ReMix launcher

Sirius902 commented 2 years ago

@randoomdude Yes, you do it with the DBGHelp.dll in the folder. The program is supposed to freeze when you attach the debugger, you can only run commands when the program is paused. Running the g (go) command resumes the program. (Which you should only do after you've entered the commands to debug it properly).

~~Here is the console / command window from your picture.~~ Here is the console from your picture. In there you can type in commands and press enter to execute them. When I referred to the Command pane earlier I meant the space directly above it that has stuff like ModLoad on the left. markup

Sirius902 commented 2 years ago

Are you still experiencing this issue? If not it should probably be closed.

Sirius902 commented 2 years ago

Feel free to reopen if the issue still persists.