OpenSauce Halo CE SDK Update #2 (RC)

Trying the native Windows DX hacks, maybe they'll help get this running in the classic replacement "mode"...

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Originally Posted by AdmiralBacon

:gonk:
"Cannot allocate the required memory. Some other application has loaded where Halo needs to be located."
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

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Yeah, it's either IE if you're using the default halo program, or it's DXtweaker- that program now gives me the same error with OS.

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Originally Posted by Siliconmaster482

Yeah, it's either IE if you're using the default halo program, or it's DXtweaker- that program now gives me the same error with OS.

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I'm not even on Windows. I don't even have IE (or DXtweaker). Sounds like a very general problem with numerous causes.
(And for the record, it's not something I did, as all the U#1 versions work fine)

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Originally Posted by jcap

:caruso:

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Originally Posted by Kornman00

Sounds like the IE update error (supposedly). Why do you have IE on your computer :raise:?

Also, new DX dll in OP. Rename your SoftTH's "d3d9.dll" to "d3d9_proxy.dll" to have it run along side Yelo. Don't cry to me if you have problems running both though.

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holy shit this fukken owns you own

haloce.exe still exceptions when the .dll is in my root directory... How do I find the error code?

And just so you know, I am running Windows 7 with DirectX11 according to dxdiag.

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Originally Posted by Kornman00

On XP, I believe there is a way to save the Exception Data of which it notoriously Gathers. Try clicking the "View Details" linkish looking thing (IIRC) and see if it lets you.

On Vista its a little different. This difference actually made developing hacks like Yelo more time consuming to debug on my end as the amount of steps involved.
1) Control Panel->Problem Reports and Solutions->View problem history
2) Find HaloCE (or it may be the name of the dll, dx3d9.dll or w/e)
3) Right click->View problem details.
4) Copy to clipboard & pasta in your post
5) ???
6) Fix?
7) Deficit

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Originally Posted by Hunter

haloce.exe still exceptions when the .dll is in my root directory... How do I find the error code?

And just so you know, I am running Windows 7 with DirectX11 according to dxdiag.

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Obviously need a d3d11.dll!

Here is what I got;

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Source
Halo

Summary
Stopped working

Date
*22/*07/*2009 12:29

Status
Not reported

Description
Faulting Application Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe

Problem signature
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: haloce.exe
Application Version: 1.0.8.616
Application Timestamp: 489a3b7e
Fault Module Name: haloce.exe
Fault Module Version: 1.0.8.616
Fault Module Timestamp: 489a3b7e
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00069647
OS Version: 6.1.7100.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 2057

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Originally Posted by jcap

:caruso:

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cheater ):

I was able to run Xfire with the latest version of Yelo with these command line arguments:

-console -window -vidmode 1280,800,59

I wasn't able to get it working a second time though... Damnit jfap, I want my triple monitor setup!