(I'm making this issue so I don't forget about it)
When Localization Fixes edited mituru.bf in field\pack\dng_init.pac multiple people reported random crashes when loading Tartarus, either by actually entering it or finishing a battle (discord thread). The crash reportedly would only happen after an hour or so of gameplay so is hard to replicate.
The mod was editing a single message using BF Emulator however I encountered the crash once using a whole BF file so I believe this is unrelated to BF Emulator.
Reference msg file:
[msg MSG0810_0820_MITURU_DUNG [Mitsuru]]
[s][bup 4 204 0 0]"Strega," hm...[n][w][e]
[s]I didn't know there were other [n]Persona-users out there...[n][w][e]
The error occurs as P3P tries to access some memory it shouldn't when loading the file as can be seen in a crashdump. I'm unsure what the actual cause of the problem is however I suspect it's some minor problem with PAK Emulator, perhaps some small part of the format has been misunderstood.
I don't have the time or motivation to fix this since the files are fairly insignificant, however, hopefully I will properly investigate this when PAK Emulator is eventually ported to Rust.
(I'm making this issue so I don't forget about it)
When Localization Fixes edited
mituru.bfinfield\pack\dng_init.pacmultiple people reported random crashes when loading Tartarus, either by actually entering it or finishing a battle (discord thread). The crash reportedly would only happen after an hour or so of gameplay so is hard to replicate.The mod was editing a single message using BF Emulator however I encountered the crash once using a whole BF file so I believe this is unrelated to BF Emulator.
Reference msg file:
The error occurs as P3P tries to access some memory it shouldn't when loading the file as can be seen in a crashdump. I'm unsure what the actual cause of the problem is however I suspect it's some minor problem with PAK Emulator, perhaps some small part of the format has been misunderstood.
I don't have the time or motivation to fix this since the files are fairly insignificant, however, hopefully I will properly investigate this when PAK Emulator is eventually ported to Rust.