[NEEDHELP] Please Hellspider advice to fix this problem

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my new class every thing look like good , but start the server around 20 minute then got this error how to fix please advice.

(this error from server side)

try change all 419 to 425

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Originally Posted by kokamentos try change all 419 to 425

Wont change anything.

Some point in the code is wrong if the error repeats itself. By the looks of your registers in the bottom, EDI = 419 . Then the application probably tries to read data like "mov r32,dword ptr [edi]" or something similar which will cause an access violation (C0000005) because obviously no memory is allocated at 0x419.

So without looking at the executable I can't say what's wrong with it.

(And no, don't send me it, I don't have time. :rolleyes:)

this error i should be fix only sever side right ? , not about with client ?
or this error send from client ?

in a folder script/weapon_bonename.csv
if i use:
i has got above error.
now i try to change it to:
then still got same error but
error code change from 0x000000419 to 0x000000411

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Originally Posted by LogLife this error i should be fix only sever side right ? , not about with client ? or this error send from client ? in a folder script/weapon_bonename.csv if i use: Code: 9,1049,BAL_L,BAL_R,BAL_L,BAL_R,ORB i has got above error. now i try to change it to: Code: 9,1041,BAL_L,BAL_R,BAL_L,BAL_R,TWIN_SWORD then still got same error but error code change from 0x000000419 to 0x000000411

Some code edit must be wrong somewhere.

done!!

Seems like one of your calls or jumps is fucked up. They pass execution to the middle of a proc. The exception is made when SCAS DWORD PTR [EDI] is executed and EDI is a constant, not a valid data pointer.

Anyway, check the CALL at 005AA1FB. Tell me what address it calls.

done!!

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Originally Posted by LogLife Code: 005AA1FB |. E8 300A0000 CALL 005AAC30 Code: CPU Disasm Address Hex dump Command Comments 005AAC30 /$ 8B4424 04 MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.1] 005AAC34 \. E9 2E7D4E00 JMP 00A92967 005AAC39 /. 83F8 14 CMP EAX,14 ; Switch (cases 0..14, 8 exits) 005AAC3C |. 0F87 89000000 JA 005AACCB 005AAC42 |. 0FB680 ECAC5A MOVZX EAX,BYTE PTR DS:[EAX+5AACEC] 005AAC49 |. FF2485 D0AC5A JMP DWORD PTR DS:[EAX*4+5AACD0] 005AAC50 |> 8B4424 08 MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.2] ; Cases 1, 6, 8 of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AAC54 |. 3D 01040000 CMP EAX,401 005AAC59 |. 74 70 JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC5B |. 3D 06040000 CMP EAX,406 005AAC60 |. 74 69 JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC62 |. 3D 08040000 CMP EAX,408 005AAC67 |. 74 62 JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC69 |. 3D 0E040000 CMP EAX,40E 005AAC6E |. 74 5B JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC70 |> 32C0 XOR AL,AL ; Cases 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, C, D, 11, 12, 13, 14 of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AAC72 |. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AAC75 |> 8B4424 08 MOV EAX,DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.2] ; Case E of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AAC79 |. 3D 01040000 CMP EAX,401 005AAC7E |. 74 4B JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC80 |. 3D 06040000 CMP EAX,406 005AAC85 |. 74 44 JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC87 |. 3D 08040000 CMP EAX,408 005AAC8C |. 74 3D JE SHORT 005AACCB 005AAC8E |. 32C0 XOR AL,AL 005AAC90 |. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AAC93 |> 817C24 08 0F0 CMP DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.2],40F ; Case A of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AAC9B |. 0F94C0 SETE AL 005AAC9E |. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AACA1 |> 817C24 08 0A0 CMP DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.2],40A ; Case F of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AACA9 |. 0F94C0 SETE AL 005AACAC |. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AACAF |> 817C24 08 100 CMP DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.2],410 ; Case B of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AACB7 |. 0F94C0 SETE AL 005AACBA |. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AACBD |> 817C24 08 0B0 CMP DWORD PTR SS:[ARG.2],40B ; Case 10 of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AACC5 |. 0F94C0 SETE AL 005AACC8 |. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AACCB |> B0 01 MOV AL,1 ; Default case of switch DekaronServer.5AAC39 005AACCD \. C2 0800 RETN 8 005AACD0 . 70AC5A00 DD 005AAC70 005AACD4 . 50AC5A00 DD 005AAC50 005AACD8 . 93AC5A00 DD 005AAC93 005AACDC . AFAC5A00 DD 005AACAF 005AACE0 . 75AC5A00 DD 005AAC75 005AACE4 . A1AC5A00 DD 005AACA1 005AACE8 . BDAC5A00 DD 005AACBD 005AACEC . 00 DB 00 005AACED . 01 DB 01 005AACEE . 00 DB 00 005AACEF . 00 DB 00 005AACF0 . 00 DB 00 005AACF1 . 00 DB 00 005AACF2 . 01 DB 01 005AACF3 . 00 DB 00 005AACF4 . 01 DB 01 005AACF5 . 00 DB 00 005AACF6 . 02 DB 02 005AACF7 . 03 DB 03 005AACF8 . 00 DB 00 005AACF9 . 00 DB 00 005AACFA . 04 DB 04 005AACFB . 05 DB 05 005AACFC . 06 DB 06 005AACFD . 00 DB 00 005AACFE . 00 DB 00 005AACFF . 00 DB 00 005AAD00 . 00 DB 00 and 005AAC34 \. E9 2E7D4E00 JMP 00A92967 Code: CPU Disasm Address Hex dump Command Comments 00A92967 \05 00FCFFFF ADD EAX,-400 00A9296C 83F8 15 CMP EAX,15 00A9296F 74 55 JE SHORT 00A929C6 00A92971 83F8 16 CMP EAX,16 00A92974 74 5E JE SHORT 00A929D4 00A92976 83F8 17 CMP EAX,17 00A92979 74 46 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A9297B 83F8 18 CMP EAX,18 00A9297E 74 41 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A92980 83F8 19 CMP EAX,19 00A92983 74 3C JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A92985 83F8 1A CMP EAX,1A 00A92988 74 37 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A9298A 83F8 1B CMP EAX,1B 00A9298D 74 32 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A9298F 83F8 1C CMP EAX,1C 00A92992 74 2D JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A92994 83F8 1D CMP EAX,1D 00A92997 74 28 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A92999 83F8 1E CMP EAX,1E 00A9299C 74 23 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A9299E 83F8 1F CMP EAX,1F 00A929A1 74 1E JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A929A3 83F8 20 CMP EAX,20 00A929A6 74 19 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A929A8 83F8 21 CMP EAX,21 00A929AB 74 14 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A929AD 83F8 22 CMP EAX,22 00A929B0 74 0F JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A929B2 83F8 23 CMP EAX,23 00A929B5 74 0A JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A929B7 83F8 24 CMP EAX,24 00A929BA 74 05 JE SHORT 00A929C1 00A929BC ^ E9 068AB1FF JMP 005AB3C7 00A929C1 32C0 XOR AL,AL 00A929C3 C2 0800 RETN 8 00A929C6 817C24 08 16040 CMP DWORD PTR SS:[ESP+8],416 00A929CE 0F94C0 SETE AL 00A929D1 C2 0800 RETN 8 00A929D4 817C24 08 15040 CMP DWORD PTR SS:[ESP+8],415 00A929DC 0F94C0 SETE AL 00A929DF C2 0800 RETN 8

Hmm.. the proc at 00A92967 is kinda strange. The logic seems kinda odd compared to the default one. I'd suggest recoding that (check some unpacked official dekaron.exe with the new chars if you need a reference).

Cause of a bug in this image. ( i think not above sory. )
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Yeah, I know the error is about weapon IDs.

Found a code error in the picture when I looked closer:

00A929BC JMP 005AB3C7

The jump destination is completely wrong, no idea where it's supposed to jump but for sure it's not 005AB3C7.

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Originally Posted by HellSpider Yeah, I know the error is about weapon IDs. Found a code error in the picture when I looked closer: 00A929BC JMP 005AB3C7 The jump destination is completely wrong, no idea where it's supposed to jump but for sure it's not 005AB3C7.

your right. thank you so mush friend i just change right destination then the error has gone :) cool man.

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Last question (little bit )
now my last problem , i can't put the gem into the new weapon socket,(it not allow)
Where can I find the offset to fix this problem ? please advice

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Originally Posted by SauDawCal Hellspider - He's very good!

nope, he's the best, but inactive.