exception c0000005 accessing 0xffffffffffffffff

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
18/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
c

Research direction

The report is a crash (access violation c0000005 at 0xffffffffffffffff) when casting magnesis in the Gerudo Highlands after swapping to Snow Boots; the attached savagewind.log is the only stack evidence and is not in the payload. Start by reading the log for the faulting module and address, then reproduce with the same armor swap. Done means the access violation no longer occurs in that scenario and the cause is identified in the recompiled code.

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Description

bug
Before you start
Savage Wind version

0.4.1-alpha.4 (latest)

Game version

1.9.0

Your PC

Windows 11, RX 6600XT (26.10.1), Ryzen 7 2700x, 16gb

Where in the game

Gerudo Highlands

What happened, and how to make it happen again

Activating magnesis whilst exploring the Gerudo Highlands, I'd just swapped armor to the Snow Boots (doubt that would be relevant but just in case)

Settings

60fps, 1920x1080, Fullscreen, Upscaler off

savagewind.log

savagewind.log

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  • This report contains no game files, keys, firmware, generated game code, save files or links to copies of the game.
Dominant language
C
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Merged PRs (30d)
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