Ryzom

Hi there.

I tried defraging my hard drive but that made no difference.

I went into Ryzom config and changed graphics from auto to direct3d and also unchecked the software sound option. I then also re-installed directx and so far ive had no Access Violations.

Apologies for not doing this more methodically to find out the actual problem area.

If you are overclocking and the above does not work for you I have also heard that changing your RAM timings to a more open setting has helped. Or theres the nasty option of having to lower your overclock as this game maybe sensitive to overclocked CPU's like UT2004 was as i remember.

[QUOTE=spon1138]Hi there.

I just got one:

Access Violation exception generated at 0x12777C9, thread attempts to read at 0x411159E0.
The thread attempted to read from or write to a virtual address for which it does not have the appropriate access.
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Log with no filter:
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2004/09/30 13:11:50 client_ryzom_rd.exe DBG 2032 net_manager.cpp 485 : <impulseDynString> Received CHAT, put in buffer : waiting association
2004/09/30 13:11:50 client_ryzom_rd.exe DBG 2032 net_manager.cpp 485 : <impulseDynString> Received CHAT, put in buffer : waiting association
2004/09/30 13:11:50 client_ryzom_rd.exe DBG 2032 net_manager.cpp 485 : <impulseDynString> Received CHAT, put in buffer : waiting association
2004/09/30 13:11:50 client_ryzom_rd.exe DBG 2032 net_manager.cpp 485 : <impulseDynString> Received CHAT, put in buffer : waiting association
2004/09/30 13:11:50 client_ryzom_rd.exe DBG 2032 net_manager.cpp 485 : <impulseDynString> Received CHAT, put in buffer : waiting association
2004/09/30 13:11:50 client_ryzom_rd.exe INF 2032 string_manager_client.cpp 495 : DynString 2251914231 available : [&ITM&You obtain one Fragment of Basic Ragus Claw of quality 10.]