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Wotlk Wrobot crashes after the last update

  • Version: All
  • Product: WRobot General
  • Type: Bug
  • Status: Fixed

Like it says, it crashes after starting any grinder/quester profile, had to roll back to 35712, latest backup I had :(

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BetterSister

Elite user

i don't have any problems. Try reinstalling the newest version

Also could you paste the logs here

eafa

Members

I have crash reports turned off but I've noticed that it crashes after green logs (fightclass).

You get this problem without fightclass? with another fightclass?

eafa

Members

Sorry for the confusion, my problem was caused by a .dll plugin which was compiled with the previous version, all good without it.

But ! I still have another problem - my PC may get BSOD and reboot accidently while running 3+ wrobot+wotlk instances, it also seems that it happens on mass relog/restart, for example when server goes down or works unstable, I've also noticed that relogger doesn't "lock" wow executable while loading, hbrelog does such thing and it lowers to minimum any loading collisions. Can you add a checkbox for "loading lock" to allow only 1 wow instance to load at once ?

BetterSister

Elite user
1 minute ago, eafa said:

Sorry for the confusion, my problem was caused by a .dll plugin which was compiled with the previous version, all good without it.

But ! I still have another problem - my PC may get BSOD and reboot accidently while running 3+ wrobot+wotlk instances, it also seems that it happens on mass relog/restart, for example when server goes down or works unstable, I've also noticed that relogger doesn't "lock" wow executable while loading, hbrelog does such thing and it lowers to minimum any loading collisions. Can you add a checkbox for "loading lock" to allow only 1 wow instance to load at once ?

what is the code BSOD gives? 0x0--- something

eafa

Members

no idea, turned off auto-reboot to look at it next time and let you know, also noticed that I have DEP on in my system settings, which I remember may cause problems with bot programs

eafa

Members

BSOD again, no driver module or anything, just this : 

STOP: 0x000000F4

Also there is big wow mouse pointer in the middle of the screen which means that wow was full screen 800*600 or 1024*768 - default setting, which happens exactly when I try to launch more than 1 wow instances at the same moment. Wow just goes default probably coz Config.wtf is busy at that moment.

 

Do you have check the temperature of your processor/graphics card?

eafa

Members

system is fine, temp is low even on 100% cpu load and when it runs wow bots it is 10-30% load, not more than that

On 02/09/2016 at 11:53 AM, eafa said:

Sorry for the confusion, my problem was caused by a .dll plugin which was compiled with the previous version, all good without it.

But ! I still have another problem - my PC may get BSOD and reboot accidently while running 3+ wrobot+wotlk instances, it also seems that it happens on mass relog/restart, for example when server goes down or works unstable, I've also noticed that relogger doesn't "lock" wow executable while loading, hbrelog does such thing and it lowers to minimum any loading collisions. Can you add a checkbox for "loading lock" to allow only 1 wow instance to load at once ?

I have added relogger option "Lock relogger when launch Wow or WRobot (to launch one by one):" (wait next update)

eafa

Members

Thank you, was busy with Legion, will try tommorow

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