SBHH and the "dmp" diagnostic file, how to read it?

[Chacal]

I don't think so. Third party relations is for companies that work directly with RSC on content. Not simple end users like us.

I wonder. Is there a difference? Is there anyone making Railworks DLC for a living?

I'm thinking of Lord Mannu's DDX-40.
Basically the 3rd-party is Mannu working on his computer, calling RSC and saying "Hey, want to sell this on Steam?"

[PapaXpress]

Yea, that is what I am thinking as well. Mannu, All Aboard, Gtrax, and 3DTrains (and all the UK shops like oovee and IHH).

[SMMDigital]

Im beginning to wonder if RSC has uploaded some sort of undocumented change to the program that has caused instability to the Scenario Editor. My Sunday Drive scenario was working fine the last time I played it, now when I try to switch between the SE and Gameplay Mode, I get an SoBHH. When I try to switch from the Gameplay Mode to the SE, I get an SoBHH. The only change i've made is to put a few rocks along the tracks at a mountain cut in the World Editor, so there is no reason for this crap.

BTW, RSC, if you even listen to your customers at all, do away with the dern SBHH and give us a debug routine that can actually tell us something useful for a change.

[Machinist]

As I told in my first post I did minor changes (in lenght of two markers), it has never caused crash on scenario before. What I noticed only yesterday is that after any minimal change in SE when I save there is a lot of activity on hard-disk (I can hear it reading and recording so long as 5-10secs in my medium mahcine ).

It seems to suggest that a lot of files are being updated to hold the new (even small) changes. I don't know if is Win 7 (the memory swap stuff) or RW making HD work such intensively, but out of caution since then I'm waiting the HD acitivy stop before continue editing the scenario. When the thingy is dumb, act as a dumb also, and maybe it works!

[PapaXpress]

OK, guys. Here is the low down on the dump files.

In VS2010 (the same environment RSC is using) I see this:


Using WinDbg I see this:


Bottom line, without the symbol files (PDB) we are not going to get anywhere.