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Mac M1 and x86_64 crash during gameplay when dying or loading saved game #137

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eduardodesigner opened this issue Jan 19, 2022 · 12 comments

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@eduardodesigner
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In both architectures, I can load a saved game in the main menu, but only if I've not already started a game.

If I'm already playing, the game crashes when I die or when I try to load a saved game.

Happens both in the provided x86_64 binary and also in a freshly compiled M1 binary, without having made any alterations to wolfconfig.cfg

@MAN-AT-ARMS
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Save games are architecture specific. In other words, you can't use saves from M1 on x86_64 or vice versa.

@eduardodesigner
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Maybe I wasn't clear, but I tested each architecture with their own saves, created on a new game.
The error still happened. Plus both also present the error of crashing after dying.

@MAN-AT-ARMS
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What is the error? Are you referring to quick saves? I'm not understanding what you are describing.
I've played through the entire game on M1 without issue.

@eduardodesigner
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I'm referring to loading previously saved games, both manual saved games or quicksaves.

Loading a previously saved game during gameplay crashes the game.

Also, during gameplay, if you die, the game also crashes after the screen finishes fading to black (probably because it tries to load the last saved game.)

The engine quietly crashes, closing the app and returning to the desktop.

I've included the output from the terminal in case that helps.

My machine is a MacBookAir10,1 16gb ram

Terminal.txt

@eduardodesigner
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I've just recompiled again and the issue stopped (at least on M1, didn't test on x86_64).
So either I really did something wrong on my first compile or it was a temporary regression.

@MAN-AT-ARMS
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I'm not sure what's going on...I'm not able to reproduce it.
Maybe the directory is not writeable? Are you able to delete the save folder?

@eduardodesigner
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I think it happened because I originally changed the app bundle name from iowolfsp.app to Wolfenstein.app

@MAN-AT-ARMS
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Good to know. Glad you got it working

@eduardodesigner
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Thanks for the help!

@Stefkovic
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I had exactly same issue as I also changed the .app bundle from iowolfsp.app to something else. Changing it back fixes it.

@nazgul6
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nazgul6 commented Mar 5, 2022

Same issue here. Renaming back / re-downloading & using new executables does not solve. Any other tips perhaps? Thanks

@desmortum
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Same here

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