hi all,
i was looking at converting some trucks and testing them to do so but i came up with the "Access Violation" error. no i dont believe its one of the ones listed. for this truck had over 15000 faces and over 10000 verts. i was just testing to see what would happen with that many verts/faces. to see if mtm2 could handle it. i guess not. lol.
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so phin i think u can safely add that too the list also
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HEY BUDDY, the gas is on the right!
Many years ago, I wanted to drive "Beer Foot" www.gameroom.com/clawfford/beerfoot.html but I received an Access Violation. They said I needed to be 21 to access Beer Foot.
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i realize "Access Violation" is already posted. i seen it.
i guess my post wasnt clear enough sorry my bad. i was just mentioning that its not just a track problem, its be a tr?ck combo problem also.
thx for the replys guys.
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HEY BUDDY, the gas is on the right!
Access violation is pretty general. U get that error in any program or on a graphing calc - It's an umbrella error. Kinda like address error and illigal op etc.
I always figured it was a fancy general protection fault, I mean a blue screen just wouldn't enhance the MTM2 experience. <font size=+2 face=Wingdings>J</font>
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"But officer, thats not a Stoplight, It's a Checkpoint"
When I was experimenting with the jeep, I tried merging vertices, with no effect on the crash. Only after deleting faces (by removing several ultra-detailed objects within and upon the model) was I able to get it to run in Direct3D mode.