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An official continuation of https://github.com/djoslin0/sm64ex-coop on sm64coopdx for the enhancements and progress it already has.
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Memory corruption #301

Open ThePerfectMario64 opened 1 week ago

ThePerfectMario64 commented 1 week ago

Describe the bug I can't host a lobby if i've already been in one, and it just crashes my game To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Get Peaches Fury Join a random lobby, Play around in it Exit the lobby Host Peaches Fury

Expected behavior I can host the lobby, Nothing crashes Screenshots Screenshot from 2024-09-05 12-09-17

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Additional context There's scrolling textures in the romhack

ThePerfectMario64 commented 1 week ago

(The user was in another lobby)

AgentXLP commented 1 week ago

This looks like memory corruption, @Isaac0-dev what do you think Edit: Just saw, the "game tried to read unmapped memory" part, yeah, I think this is an smlua related crash.

Isaac0-dev commented 1 week ago

the link doesn't work, I'd like to test the crash myself if I can.

AgentXLP commented 1 week ago

Peach-Fury-Port.zip

ThePerfectMario64 commented 1 week ago

Agent sent another link

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the link doesn't work, I'd like to test the crash myself if I can.

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Isaac0-dev commented 1 week ago

I haven't been able to reproduce the bug despite following those instructions given. I also tried other things and no success. Also until I see more information about this crash I don't see any way that this could be related to smlua. It could be memory corruption, but it could also just be a read out of bounds.