EDCD
EDDI + Voice Attack crashes by incomming EDDI events
What's Wrong (please be as specific as possible)
Hello, I use VA mainly with self-created profiles with events from EDDI. Operating system Windows 11 64 Bit Unfortunately, VA regularly crashes completely when different events occur. Can I find out somewhere what triggers the crash or are there other attempts to fix it?
Expected
[Describe what you expected to happen] touchdown-> just set a boolean to true disembark /embark-> change to another Profile
Observed
[Describe what actually happened. Feel free to add screenshots, link to videos, etc to help explain what happened]
Steps to reproduce
- [Give the fullest and most reproducible steps you can]
- [The more reproducible, the better our chances of fixing it]
Configuration
- Version [Please give full version numbers here, not just "latest" or "current"]
- EDDI Version: v4.1.0-a2
- VoiceAttack Version: [if applicable] v1.14
- Localization [if applicable] C:\Program Files (x86)\VoiceAttack\Apps\EDDI\
- EDDI's language: [or the operating system language if EDDI's language setting is "Automatic"] German
- Voice: [Name and language] Ivona 2 Marlene OEM (German)
My Investigation
Investigation Notes
[Any investigation you have done, tests using default scripts and personalities, regression tests against earlier versions, etc]
EDDI Logs
[Any log files providing additional details about what happened. These are located at %APPDATA%/EDDI and have the extension ".log"]
Player journals
[These are not required if EDDI Logs are verbose but may be helpful otherwise. They are located at [your Saved Games folder]/Frontier Developments/Elite Dangerous/. Please only provide excerpts or attach files from the play session where the issue occurred.]
I need the .log files from %APPDATA%/EDDI to see what may be causing EDDI to crash?
i Think its not a Problem of EDDI, by stand alone use there is no crash. i Postet in VA Discord, and the Guys told me to ask here... here the logs: eddi.log eddi1.log
The EDDI logs didn't capture any problem. I suggest reviewing the Windows Event Viewer to determine if the operating system recorded the error. https://www.softwareverify.com/blog/identifying-crashes-with-the-windows-event-log/ You'd probably be looking for an "Application Error".