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[LikeLike888]

To make ZC (Zelda Classic) 2.5 not crash?



Look up on the forums
Zelda Classic 2.5 crashes
and similar.


http://www.virustotal.com/can be used to scan files especially mentioned up above mentioned downloads especially if you make (and post here) a YouTube video of proving mentioned up above downloads completely safe.

[Theryan]

Not sure what exactly you're asking or how youtube got into the mix, but if you're having issues with ZC crashing on windows 10 a virus scanner won't fix that. I can also assure you that ZC is indeed safe even though it has been known to generate false positives on some virus scanners. A lot of people have had issues with ZC working properly on more recent operating systems. I'm still on Windows 7 so I haven't had a reason to look into it, but I'm sure someone has come up with a workaround.

[Magi_Hero]

You seriously need to stop posting about this 'virustotal' bullshit. You can trust the standing community here. We're not going to send you to download malware.

If you're running ZC on Windows 10, you need to run it windowed for best stability. I have yet for ZC to crash windowed and I've been running Windows 10 since beta. There have been too many posts about running ZC on Windows 10.

You seem to ask a lot of questions, which is fine. You don't seem to utilize the forum search tools.

Edited by tim, 16 December 2016 - 11:36 AM.

[Espilan]

If you're running ZC on Windows 10, you need to run it windowed for best stability. I have yet for ZC to crash windowed and I've been running Windows 10 since beta.

Quoted as this has been my experience as well; I use Windows 10 and haven't had any issues with ZC crashing, but also haven't needed to do anything particularly special to make the program work.

 

 

Additionally, which particular 2.5 version are you using? The most-recent (2.50.3 RC1) addresses a handful of known crash issues.

[Timelord]

I would also advise 2.50.3, however, you should be aware that one bug has been discovered that affects some scripted quests, using Game->SetComboSolid(). It was discovered when playing Panolopy of Calatia, and while this is not a common script instruction to use, there may be a few quests that are unplayable at present until it's fixed.

 

99.5% of quests should be safe, barring any other unknown issues. Give it a shot.

[Saffith]

I would also advise 2.50.3, however, you should be aware that one bug has been discovered that affects some scripted quests, using Game->SetComboSolid().

News to me. What's wrong with it?

[Timelord]

News to me. What's wrong with it?

 

I'm not fully certain, other than that the target combos for solidity change in her quest are being offset.

 

I'll send you a PM with all the details that she gave to me, but Mitsukara said she'd fill out a report on AGN.

 

I know that her scripts make heavy use of the *ptr->Misc[] arrays, so it could be related to that...?